PLAVE issues an apology over technical difficulties on 'PL:RADIO'

PLAVE issued an apology over the technical difficulty during today's broadcast of 'PL:RADIO.'

PLAVE has been broadcasting a weekly visual radio show on their official YouTube channel, where the members take turns hosting the show. The members introduce new tracks and share various topics of discussion, giving fans a closer look into their candid personalities and spending quality time together.

The show is usually broadcast as a visual radio show, but this week's episode, hosted by Noah and Bamby, was broadcast as a regular radio show without the video.

PLAVE issued an apology stating the radio show faced technical difficulties. The group explained, "We are currently working to restore the unexpected technical issue with the broadcasting equipment. However, we kindly ask for your understanding as today's visual radio broadcast may not be able to proceed as planned." 

They added, "We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused to our fans due to this unforeseen issue right before the broadcast."

Below is the full statement:

"We are currently working to restore the unexpected technical issue with the broadcasting equipment. However, we kindly ask for your understanding as today's visual radio broadcast may not be able to proceed as planned.

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused to our fans due to this unforeseen issue right before the broadcast.

Additionally, if the issue is not resolved by today, the scheduled upload of the hosts' photo may also be delayed. we ask for your understanding in this matter as well."

Meanwhile, PLAVE successfully held their Japanese debut showcase in Tokyo on June 16, coinciding with the release of their single. Since then, the group has officially kicked off promotions, achieving remarkable results across both digital and physical sales.

On the day of release, the single made headlines by becoming the first Japanese-language song to enter the “Hall of Fame” on Korea’s Melon platform, a title given to albums that surpass 1 million streams within 24 hours of release. On the physical sales front, the album also debuted at No. 1 on Oricon’s Daily Single Ranking.

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