JYJ's Junsu shares his thoughts on mass streaming by fans

JYJ's Junsu had a message for his fans in his latest tweet.

Junsu posted on May 12th, "You can stop streaming or whatever it's called. I just want to do good music and sing good songs... and just the fact that all of you are there to listen to it is enough. Fairness is something that's been far from us. I won't give up anyways."

The singer released "I Don't Like Love" from his first solo album 'Tarantallegra' on May 11th. It seems many fans have been supporting the track through streaming, which also influences music charts. However, as many JYJ fans are familiar with the unfairness the group has experienced (not being able to appear on music programs or win music programs and awards), Junsu seemed to want to tell his fans that even if he is not able to win music programs, he is completely happy with just the fact that he is able to share his songs with them.

Followers on Twitter commented, "The mention of 'fairness' is meaningful," "Kim Junsu fighting," and "I feel disheartened. But I'm still going to work hard to continue replaying the stream."

Junsu will release his debut solo album 'Tarantallegra' on the 15th, and an official music video will be posted on JYJ's official YouTube channel on May 14th. The singer will also visit 7 cities around Asia for a concert tour after the album's release.

Source & Image: Junsu's Twitter + Newsen via Nate