BTOB Lee Chang-sub apologizes for controversial remarks during broadcast, vows to return to their original mindset

Lee Chang-sub of the group BTOB recently expressed remorse for his words and actions. On the 22nd, Lee Chang-sub stated through the paid fan communication platform From, ″I have been thinking a lot. There is a proper limit for people, but recently, while doing my schedule, I feel like I have been crossing that line,″ and added, ″I found myself obsessing over having to do better, be more entertaining, and be more memorable.″ He continued, ″I have become numb to overly stimulating things. It is not easy, but I want to return to my original mindset,″ and added, ″I will reflect on my provocative self and my words and actions. I will also reflect on my expressions and become a more appropriate person again.″ Lee Chang-sub recently appeared as a guest on the web variety show ″Open for Business″ on the YouTube channel ’Twelfth Floor’. In the video titled ″It only takes 3 seconds to steal your girlfriend,″ a story was introduced where a conflict began when a boyfriend asked his girlfriend to throw away trash in the car for him. Lee Chang-sub sympathized with the boyfriend’s position and expressed opinions such as, ″Can’t you even throw that away?″, ″Don’t you think the boyfriend will always come to pick you up?″, and ″Wouldn’t you be upset if I told you to take the bus?″ He used harsh expressions like ″rude manners,″ ″no consideration,″ and ″I’m pissed off.″ During this process, some netizens criticized his words and actions. Lee Chang-sub debuted with BTOB in 2012 and has recently been active as a solo singer as well. On the 15th, he released his third mini-album, Lee;Make, and from October 16, he plans to hold a solo concert titled Unknown in seven cities including Seoul, Busan, Suwon, Jeonju, Ulsan, Daegu, and Goyang.