Super Junior member Heechul has issued an apology for his controversial remarks made during a live broadcast.
On the afternoon of the 13th, he announced through his Instagram, “I apologize for using vulgar language and crude expressions, regardless of whether my thoughts were right or wrong, and for showing a lack of consideration“.
He added, “I am also deeply sorry to my fans who were hurt by the controversy I created“.
In particular, he confidently stated, “However, I still believe that I am not at fault for speaking out against school violence and a certain website“.
Earlier, Heechul appeared as a guest on the internet live broadcast hosted by BJ Choi Goon of AfreecaTV and a YouTuber, on the 9th.
During the broadcast, he talked about various topics including school violence and the Japanese anti-buy movement, causing controversy with his remarks containing foul language and low expressions.
Below is the full text:
“I apologize for using vulgar language and crude expressions, regardless of whether my thoughts were right or wrong, and for showing a lack of consideration.
I am also deeply sorry to my fans who were hurt by the controversy I created. I will make sure that I will not be involved in any future controversies.
However, I still believe that I am not at fault for speaking out against school violence and a certain websites”
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