"Due to Privacy Issues" Yang Joon-il Suddenly Deletes YouTube Video

"Help Me Correct My Mistake"

Singer Yang Joon-il is giving a greeting at a fan meeting press conference held on the afternoon of December 31 last year at Daeyang Hall, Sejong University, Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. Photo by Yonhap News

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Suwan] Singer Yang Joon-il revealed that the reason for deleting the video he uploaded on YouTube was "due to privacy issues."

On the 12th, Yang Joon-il suddenly deleted a video titled 'YOU HUMBLE ME' that he had posted on his YouTube channel. It is known that the reason for deleting the video was concern that the privacy of children appearing in the donation activity might be exposed.

Earlier, after opening a YouTube channel called 'OFFICIAL Yang Joon-il,' he uploaded the first video on the 9th, which contained behind-the-scenes stories from the filming site.

After deleting the video, Yang Joon-il stated in a post on his Instagram, "I am sorry. The video I previously uploaded contained privacy issues that I was not aware of."

He continued, "Please help me correct the mistake I made," and requested, "I hope you take down all photos and videos related to this video."

Netizens who heard the news responded with comments such as, "I don't know what happened, but please don't apologize," "Isn't it a video about donating and doing good deeds? I want to see it soon," "Your way of handling this is admirable," and "Always supporting you."

Meanwhile, Yang Joon-il debuted in 1991 and released songs such as 'Rebecca' and 'Ganadarabasa.' Last year, he made a comeback on TV after a long time through JTBC's 'To You Project - Sugar Man 3,' and has been busy with various schedules including fan meetings and music show appearances. Recently, he opened the YouTube channel 'OFFICIAL Yang Joon-il' to communicate with fans. The channel has now surpassed 45,000 subscribers.

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