Shin Dong Yup and the 'SNL Korea' cast apologized for the recent sexual harassment controversy involving B1A4 on the December 3rd broadcast.
Host Shin Dong Yup represented the cast during the ending of the show. He said, "We're speaking to you now because we did not want anything to affect MAMAMOO negatively. On behalf of the cast, I apologize to everyone who was uncomfortable and disappointed during this past week. The actions were wrong, and so were our thoughts. We want to say that it's not one person's fault, but all our faults," referring to Lee Se Young.
Tak Jae Hoon added, "I sincerely extend an apology. I'm sorry," and Shin Dong Yup closed, "Your hearts must be heavy, but despite our sense of shame, we'll see you next week."
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Host Shin Dong Yup represented the cast during the ending of the show. He said, "We're speaking to you now because we did not want anything to affect MAMAMOO negatively. On behalf of the cast, I apologize to everyone who was uncomfortable and disappointed during this past week. The actions were wrong, and so were our thoughts. We want to say that it's not one person's fault, but all our faults," referring to Lee Se Young.
Tak Jae Hoon added, "I sincerely extend an apology. I'm sorry," and Shin Dong Yup closed, "Your hearts must be heavy, but despite our sense of shame, we'll see you next week."
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