Some netizens responded negatively to singer Henry's expression of his position in connection with the "pro-Chinese controversy", saying it was rather a "deception". 

Earlier on March 19th, Henry posted on his Instagram, "First of all, I'm sorry if I did something wrong, and I'm sorry for everything I did or said wrong". 

Henry said, "There are so many non-facts on YouTube and articles these days, I didn't think people would really believe such things" adding, "So I didn't say anything and was quiet, but people I met in person saw and believed it, so I felt how serious it was. The real pain is mostly because of my blood, not my actions or words", he explained. 

However, some netizens who saw the apology responded that it was "deception" compared to Henry's past posts. Netizens compared Henry's writings on online fan communities and Instagram pointing out him pretending to be bad at Korean and talking about his bloodline are his gimmicks to victimize himself.

The netizens commented, "How could he become so popular in Korea if Korea was so xenophobic in the first place? I don't understand why he would bring his bloodline in his apology", "Well, I understand he could forget Korean since it's not his first language and he has been promoting in China for a while. But if he wanted to be sincere about his apology he should have at least used a grammar checker. I've never seen any Korean idol posting apology in broken English", "Nothing is wrong with your bloodline? You are Canadian and your parents are from Hongkong and Taiwan lol And you support the One-China policy", "He made a typo saying sorry in Korean lol The very first thing you'd learn in any language is 'sorry' and 'thank you'", "This is him trying to make more money in China after victimizing himself so this apology is not for Koreans lol"

Henry is a Canadian with Hong Kong descent. He made his debut as a member of the group Super Junior M in 2008. Since then, he has gained popularity as three idiots along with Lee Si Eon and Gian 84 on MBC's entertainment program "I Live Alone". 

However, he posted a video of him playing the song "I love you China" on his Weibo account on the violin and drew attention from domestic netizens as he appeared wearing a red mask with the phrase "I love China" on his arrival at Chengdu Airport in China in October last year.

Meanwhile, Henry was appointed as an ambassador for the prevention of school violence at Mapo Police Station in Seoul on March 15th.

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BLACKPINK’s Jisoo shared a surprising story from her trainee days!

On January 29, the latest episode of Dex’s Fridge Interview was released on YouTube. During the chat, Dex asked Jisoo if she ever rebelled or broke the rules as a trainee. She confidently replied, “Not at all. The only rebellion I had as a trainee was eating.”

Dex then jokingly imitated her younger self, saying, “I’m perfect, so why are they telling me not to eat? I’m going to eat tteokbokki!”

Jisoo laughed and admitted, “Actually, I was really chubby back then. They kept telling me to lose weight, but I always said, ‘No, I need to eat. I like myself chubby.’”

She even recalled a moment with YG Entertainment’s founder, Yang Hyun Suk:
“The boss told me to lose weight, and I responded like that. He just walked away, thinking, ‘She’s a weird one.’ I literally said, ‘No! I like myself chubby!’”

Jisoo then revealed that after she debuted, she naturally lost weight. She added, “Later, after I debuted and naturally lost weight, he was like, ‘You didn’t lose weight when I told you to, but now that you debuted, you did.’”

Fans are loving Jisoo’s confidence and honesty! Meanwhile, her full interview on Dex’s Fridge Interview is now available on YouTube.

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