• AKMU's Lee Chan Hyuk Showed Off His Extraordinary Talent At An Ancient Festival With "Dumbling"

    AKMU Lee Chan Hyuk showed off his overflowing talent and went up to the stage of the university festival, drawing cheers from fans.

    On May 26th, AKMU participated in the Korea University Seoktap Daedong Festival celebration performance and presented a splendid stage.

    Lee Chan Hyuk followed member Suhyeon Lee to the stage.

    Lee Chan Hyuk, unable to control the excitement of the face-to-face performance, suddenly rolled forward and performed a dynamic performance, capturing the attention of Korea University students.Broadcasting Station KUBS'

    Lee Chan Hyuk, who even landed perfectly, drew attention by reminiscent of an idol dance group.

    As the audience heated up due to Lee Chan Hyuk's fan service, Lee Chan Hyuk grabbed the microphone with a satisfied smile.

    On this day, Akmu started with 'Battlefield', followed by 'Falling', 'Moving people', 'Don't cross your legs', '200%', 'A long long night', 'How can I love even the breakup, I love you', etc. They sang songs and put on a wonderful performance for over 40 minutes.

    Lee Chan Hyuk, who grew more and more excited during the performance, appeared to be immersed in music by making unusual movements and gestures.

    He was absorbed in the song and frowned or touched his legs.

    In the end, Lee Chan Hyuk was so immersed in the stage that he spoke more than usual and expressed the lyrics of the song in a delicious way.

    Netizens who touched the stage showed their fan spirit by loving Lee Chan Hyuk, who radiates a charm that he doesn't know where to go whenever he goes on stage.

    In addition, fans responded enthusiastically to Lee Chan Hyuk, who always delighted the eyes and ears at the same time by giving the best performance, saying he was a true artist.

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  • Lim Ji Yeon Addresses Backlash Over Cheering for Jung Woo Sung Amid His Scandal, "I Didn’t Expect the Public’s Reaction"

    Actress Lim Ji Yeon is finally opening up about the unexpected backlash she received after showing support for actor Jung Woo Sung during his controversial return to the public eye.

    In an interview on January 23rd, following the end of her drama The Tale of Lady Ok, Lim Ji Yeon spoke candidly about the situation that caused a stir at the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards in November last year.

    At the event, Jung Woo Sung made his public return after facing controversy surrounding an “illegitimate child” with model Moon Ga Bi. While Jung Woo Sung took the stage to apologize, Lim Ji Yeon was seen clapping and cheering for him.

    Reflecting on that moment, Lim Ji Yeon shared, "It was a brief moment, so it’s hard to say whether it was right or wrong." She added, "I didn’t expect the public’s reaction. On the other hand, I was cautious since The Tale of Lady Ok was airing at the time."

    For those who missed it, Jung Woo Sung and Moon Ga Bi, who had been in a relationship since 2022, revealed last year that they were expecting a child.

    The actor took full responsibility for the situation and issued an apology during the awards ceremony, saying, "I’m sorry for causing concern and disappointment to everyone who has shown me love and support. I will bear all the criticism, and I promise to take full responsibility as a father to my son".

    However, while Jung Woo Sung addressed the controversy, it was Lim Ji Yeon’s show of support that sparked controversy.

    She cheered enthusiastically for Jung Woo Sung, while actress Hye Ri, who was seated next to her, kept a neutral, expressionless face. This led to a wave of criticism from some netizens who questioned Lim Ji Yeon’s reaction.

    It’s worth noting that Lim Ji Yeon’s agency, Artist Company, was co-founded by Jung Woo Sung and actor Lee Jung Jae, both of whom currently serve as directors.

    Could this connection have influenced Lim Ji Yeon’s public display of support? She’s still processing the response, and fans are curious to know how she’ll handle the fallout moving forward.

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