'I've disappointed many people by making wrong decisions and choices in the past. I'm sincerely sorry,' said the former iKON member.
B.I comes out publicly about his past controversies for the first time at press conference for 2nd LP 'To Die For'. – Photo: Kim Dong-joo/The Korea Herald/Asia News NetworkThe apology came on Thursday during a press conference for B.I's second studio album"I've disappointed many people by making wrong decisions and choices in the past. I'm sincerely sorry.
In June 2021, even before his sentence was announced, B.I started off fresh as a solo musician with his first studio albumB.I on Thursday said he feels indebted to many people, and wants to give back through his music. "I know that many people still feel discomfort about me. I also have not gotten any more comfortable or relieved, to be honest."
"This will not change much in the future. I realize I may not be welcomed by the public for a long time. That is also on me. I will spend the rest of my life reflecting and apologising.""I'm the most grateful to my fans. I always question how they could give me such big love. All I can do is just try my best to do my best at what I do," he said.
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