My heart was so heavy after reading the article about BTS stalking.

To be honest, my heart became very heavy as I read the article.
Before becoming a world-class artist, I was just a person, and it was so upsetting that even my residence was threatened.

I was really upset when I saw reports of repeated illegal activities and stalking happening near my home.
I don't think this is fandom, it's clearly a crime and violence.

Still, I thought it was fortunate that the agency reported it right away, and it was followed up by the prosecution, which then issued a summary order.
I felt a little relieved because they were clear about their stance that they would take legal action to the end without any agreement or leniency.

These days, malicious comments and rumors are a problem, but actually following and observing someone is really crossing the line.
I believe that an artist's safety and privacy should never be violated.

Fans should keep their distance and be respectful, but it's a shame that some people misunderstand that.
I believe that true love is when you cheer quietly from afar for a long time.

There's news of a full album and world tour next spring, so I hope things like this don't happen again before then.
I just hope that BTS is comfortable and safe on stage as well as in their daily lives.

I think protecting artists is not just the agency's job, but a culture for all fans.
I sincerely hope that from now on, my name will only be mentioned with good news.