TOP Media has released an official statement on TEEN TOP C.A.P's controversial live stream.
On May 8, TEEN TOP leader C.A.P held a live stream on YouTube, which caused controversy due to his smoking, his comments about not wanting to come back with the group, and cursing towards viewers. TOP Media addressed the controversy, stating, "Firstly, we apologize for causing worry to fans and many others with the unsavory speech and actions during C.A.P's live stream. C.A.P is currently deeply reflecting and regretting that he showed a side of himself that was so lacking."
The label continued to take responsibility for not managing their artist and apologized once more, adding, "In terms of contract renewals, that is something we decided would be discussed after the comeback. We'll update you about it at a later date."
In other news, TEEN TOP are expected to make their first comeback in 3 years this July.
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The label clearly told him to pull his head in. Personally, I don't think the thing about him smoking was a big deal. He's an adult. But him pullling out of the comeback at this point would probably cause all kinds of dramas, because planning would be pretty advanced. He's the leader and the main rapper after all.