Singer and entertainer HaHa has declared that he will take forcible action against those who have committed the criminal offense of impersonating him.�
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It was recently revealed�that certain people allegedly impersonated HaHa's identity on social media to demand money, valuables, and sent sexually inappropriate messages.
Earlier, HaHa vented on his personal Twitter, "Let's live with a good heart. I apologize to many of you instead of the bad people. Just for the record, I don't even use Kakao Story," and linked the official statement released by his agency QUAN Entertainment.�
The agency wrote, "We received a tip that many people were inconvenienced by the people who impersonated HaHa and proceeded to demand valuables, and sent messages that caused sexual humiliation. After investigating the incident, we found that none of it was true and it was confirmed that it wasn't HaHa. We are preparing to respond legally and in the case that similar incidents occur, we plan to respond with more force, and take measures so that there are no more damages."�
The agency wrote, "We received a tip that many people were inconvenienced by the people who impersonated HaHa and proceeded to demand valuables, and sent messages that caused sexual humiliation. After investigating the incident, we found that none of it was true and it was confirmed that it wasn't HaHa. We are preparing to respond legally and in the case that similar incidents occur, we plan to respond with more force, and take measures so that there are no more damages."�
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