NCT’s Taeyong apologises for 'bad memories' after K-pop group cuts short concert over fans fainting
Following the abrupt ending of NCT 127's latest concert, the K-pop group's leader, Taeyong, apologised for leaving "bad memories" and expressed worry for the fans' safety.

After the band played their hit song ‘Touch’, the venue's lights were switched on, and everyone was instructed to move back for a moment, according to a fan at the event. At first, it appeared that the unexpected pause would merely be a little respite. The performance, however, came to an end.
The problem developed around the concert's standing section, where people stood rather than being assigned seats. As a result, a group of supporters began surging forward, which resulted in around 30 people fainting, prompting the event to be cut short halfway through.
What is the overall consensus among fans?
Many fans were outraged by the decision, some breaking down in tears, while others backed them and showed their love for NCT 127.
Following the event, Taeyong took to Bubble and apologised for the concert's premature finish. In a message to the fans, Taeyong said "There are a lot of people that came to make great memories with us, but I'm sorry we produced unpleasant memories," he said.
FAQs
Who is Lee-Yong?
Lee Tae-Yong, better known by his stage name Taeyong, is a South Korean rapper, singer, composer, and dancer.
What exactly is NCT 127?
NCT 127 is the first and second part of the South Korean band NCT, which SM Entertainment handles.
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