Tail, who left NCT, streamed live the day after being charged with sexual assault, thanking fans on his birthday despite serious allegations.
October/9/2024 12:30
It has become clear that Tail, who left NCT, conducted a live stream the day after being charged. On the 7th, the Chosun Ilbo reported that Tail, who left the group, was sent to the prosecution without detention on September 12 after being investigated for special quasi-rape. Special quasi-rape is established when two or more people engage in sexual intercourse with a person who is in a state of inability to resist, such as being in possession of a weapon or losing mental or physical faculties. If the allegations are recognized, he could face over 7 years of imprisonment or life imprisonment under South Korea's special law regarding sexual violence crimes. According to reports, Tail was charged on June 13 after the victim reported the incident. Amid this, it became clear that Tail had conducted a live stream the day after being charged. On June 14, celebrating his birthday, he held a live stream where he expressed gratitude to fans, saying, 'Thank you for celebrating my birthday. Thanks to Shizuni (the name of his fans), I was able to spend such a happy birthday.' During the stream, Tail communicated with fans in a cheerful manner, discussing his fashion preferences and singing while playing the guitar. Prior to this, on August 28, SM Entertainment reported that Tail had been accused of sexual crimes. The agency stated through an official comment, 'We have recently confirmed the fact that Tail has been accused in a criminal case regarding sexual crimes. We were aware of the facts and recognized that the case is quite serious, leading us to determine that he could no longer continue group activities. After discussions with Tail, we decided on his departure from the group.'
Related Articles
NCT's Taeyong unveiled the music video for his title track 'WYLD' from his first full album today. SM Entertainment highlighted Taeyong's intense charisma and wild energy, inspired by the instinctive movements of animals, creating an immersive experience. The album 'WYLD' was also released today.
On the afternoon of the 11th, a VIP screening of the film 'Michael' was held at Megabox COEX in Gangnam, Seoul, attended by stars including SUPER JUNIOR's Leeteuk, Shindong, Eunhyuk, and members from NCT, ENHYPEN, and MONSTA X, among others. The event highlighted the latest projects from these popular groups.
On the afternoon of the 8th, the red carpet event for the 62nd Baeksang Arts Awards with GUCCI took place at COEX Hall in Gangnam, Seoul. Stars including Shin Hyun-bin, Moon Ga-young, and Park Bo-gum attended. The event celebrated achievements in film, television, and theater, with MCs Shin Dong-yup, Bae Suzy, and Park Bo-gum returning from last year. Notably, Shin Hyun-bin expressed gratitude for the success of his film, and Moon Ga-young surprised fans with a cameo alongside NCT's Doyoung in 'The Devil Wears Prada 2.'
Te Yong of NCT is set to release his first full album "WYLD," which features 10 tracks exploring various genres, including hip-hop and house. The title track, inspired by wild animal instincts, showcases his unique style. Other songs like "I'm a Dancing Cactus" and "Hot" pay homage to classic hip-hop while introducing modern elements. The album will be released on the 18th, accompanied by concept images highlighting Te Yong's diverse appeal.
On the morning of the 8th, NCT's Jeno and Jaemin, part of the unit NCT JNJM, departed from Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. This article is based on local media coverage. Additionally, they have announced their first fan meeting tour in Japan, and Jeno revealed an unexpected confession about not being close to Jaemin during their trainee days.
"The Devil Wears Prada 2" has made a triumphant return, topping reservation rankings and achieving record box office openings for Meryl Streep and Emily Blunt. The film resonates with audiences across generations, addressing themes of personal growth and values in a changing world. Cameos from popular figures like Moon Ga-young and NCT's Doyoung have also captivated viewers.
NCT's Yuta is set to appear on TV Asahi's variety show 'Wakatsuki Chinatsu's Noisy Psychological Test' on May 12 and 19. The show features psychological tests and lively discussions with guests. Yuta is currently starring in the film 'Specials,' where he plays a cool assassin named Kiryu, alongside Snow Man's Daisuke Sakuma. The film involves a team of unique assassins aiming for a dance competition, promising an unpredictable storyline.
April was eventful in K-pop, featuring BTS's thrilling Tokyo Dome concert, BIGBANG's surprise world tour announcement after 9 years, and NCT's Mark announcing his departure from SM Entertainment. The month also included JYP's initiative for a joint venture among major K-pop companies, and 2PM's Taecyeon getting married.
NCT's Jaehyun, after completing military service, announces his concert tour 'Mono' starting June 6 in Seoul. He will perform in various cities, including Macau and Jakarta, reuniting with fans after 1.5 years. A live stream celebrating his discharge is scheduled for today at 8 PM on NCT's channels.
On the morning of the 4th, NCT's Taeyong attended the EPT brand event held in Seongsu-dong, Songdong-gu, Seoul. He will release his 1st full album titled 'WYLD' on May 18, and he participated in writing and composing the album. Additionally, Taeyong and Choi Woo-shik attended the 'AMI PARIS' brand event.
