iKON's Junhoe Reveals How Yang Hyun Suk And Members Reacted To His Controversy

iKON’s Junhoe made a personal statement once more with regards to the controversial post about Takeshi Kitano.

The member already apologized after he posted a photo of a gift from the famous Japanese comedian and director. It didn’t agree to many of his Korean fans, however, as Takeshi Kitano is regarded anti-Korea for his statements made in the past.

iKON’s Junhoe Handwrites Apology Letter For His Post About Takeshi Kitano

In a press conference about their new album release, Junhoe spoke out once more. He apologized for disappointing he public and vowed to be more careful.

“First, I apologize for having disappointed many fans and for causing them to become deeply upset. I am very sorry, and I am deeply reflecting on my actions.

I will never do this in the future. I will always act with gratitude in front of our fans and cherish them.”

— Junhoe

CEO Yang Hyun Suk did not release any statement but has already asked Junhoe to reflect endlessly.

“It happened just a few days before our album’s release date, and I am so sorry to my members. I sincerely apologized to them. I’ve lost face in front of my members and our CEO Yang Hyun Suk.

CEO Yang Hyun Suk told me to be absolutely careful and to repent endlessly.”

— Junhoe

Leader B.I acknowledged that the incident had unfortunate timing but encouraged Junhoe to take this moment to reflect and grow to be a better person.

“It was an unfortunate event. But Junhoe was incredibly apologetic about his actions, so instead of scolding him, we tried to become his strength and embrace him more.

Our comeback date was nearing, and I wanted to help Junhoe become more mature through this incident. As his older brothers, we gave him a lot of advice and told him to reflect on his actions.”

— B.I

iKON’s New Kids: The Final was released on October 1 along with the music video “Goodbye Road.”