I beckoned..Rain urged disabled female fans to "Why aren't you running" and then apologized [Star Issue]

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Singer Rain (real name Jung Ji-hoon) apologized for the happening that occurred while inducing a response to a deaf fan during a concert in Taiwan.

Foreign media, including The Independent, recently reported an incident during Rain's "Still Raining: Encore" tour at Taipei Arena in Taiwan on the 17th.

The incident occurred during the performance when rain encouraged the audience to sing and dance. Rain pointed out a female fan who was not dancing in the audience and was only filming on her mobile phone and asked, "Why aren't you running?" and this was delivered to the scene through an interpreter.

The fan pointed his finger at his ear with a bright smile rather than panicking as Rain approached him. This was a sign that the sound was not heard, but Rain shouted "Jump" (JUMP) to induce an active response once again.

Since then, the fan explained the situation in Chinese on the 20th, saying, "It's not that I didn't jump, I didn't understand what Rain and the interpreter said. I need to read my mouth or help with real-time subtitles because I have a hearing impairment."

He explained that even when Rain beckoned himself and induced a response, he misunderstood it to mean "sing louder." "I hope the rain doesn't misunderstand me as a fan who doesn't listen," he said. "When I thought about it later, I should have told you in sign language." Two friends who watched the performance together also added that they were deaf.

Upon hearing this story, Rain expressed his sincere heart by leaving an apology comment in Chinese on the post. Rain said, "First of all, I'm really sorry. I didn't realize that I couldn't hear it. I was not considerate enough," he said.

In addition, after the fan congratulated him by mentioning that his birthday was on the 19th, he said, "There was a little happening, but it became a beautiful memory for us. I think I should be more cautious in every way when performing in the future, and thank you for coming to see the performance," he said.

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