B.I. Kim Han-bin, a former member of the boy band iKON, who was sentenced for buying, smoking marijuana and LSD, began a "global album" program.
Leung Hyun Seok is on trial... B.I launches the "Global Album" program:
According to South Korean media reports: the boy band iKON once released a preview video of B.I's global album plan at 0:00 on the 21st because the agency of singer B.I (Kim Han-bin) released it. Korean entertainment did not know that this is the second album released by B.I during probation.
The agency explained that in order to complete the new album "Love or Loved", B.I and (Korean) producers and artists at home and abroad continued to work.
The crazy pace of B.I is in huge contrast with public opinion in (Korea).
Last September, B.I. was sentenced to three years in prison, suspended for four years, over a dispute over the purchase of drugs. Han Entertainment did not know that 2 months after the sentence, B.I released a new album, which became the focus of public opinion because of "no self-reflection behavior".
This behavior of B.I. has also once again aroused public discontent.
In addition, the former representative of YG Entertainment Company, who learned that B.I.'s drug use was not only not stopped, but also tried to prevent the police investigation through instigation, threats and other means, and is also being tried by the court for his crimes.
Recently, the whistleblower A who testified in court claimed that in order to quell B.I.'s drug incident, Leung Hyun-suk, a former representative of YG, threatened him, and even repeatedly obstructed A from testifying with "I don't like my children to go to the police station", which brought a great impact to society.
Despite this, the protagonist who really caused this storm, B.I. Kim Han-bin, as if nothing had happened, vigorously promoted the new album and continued to carry out various activities.
This is not only a humiliating event in the history of K-POP ballads, but also a manifestation of B.I's own lack of responsibility. Whether the public is too tolerant of "unscrupulous artists" is also a question worth pondering.