Stray Kid’ Felix Issues Apology For Mentioning A Japanese Song On Liberation Day, Here Is What He Said
Felix, a member of the group Stray Kids, apologized for mentioning a Japanese song on Liberation Day.
On August 15, he issued a statement apologizing once again for his recent actions.
Earlier, during a communication session with fans on Liberation Day, Felix had mentioned an anime song challenge, which led to criticism for being inappropriate given the significance of the day. Felix promptly issued an apology following the criticism.
Below is the full apology statement from Felix:
“Hello, this is Felix.
First, I want to express my sincere apologies to all the fans and everyone who may have been disappointed by my careless behavior. In the early hours of August 15, while discussing a short-form challenge with fans through my personal communication platform, I mentioned a Japanese song.
I deeply apologize for my lack of caution and thoughtlessness on such a meaningful day as Liberation Day.
I am reflecting deeply on my lack of historical awareness. I will make sure to study more, think carefully, and act cautiously to ensure that such incidents do not happen again.
Once again, I am sincerely sorry.”
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