Heo Kyung-hwan expresses regret over Yang Sang-guk's 'attitude controversy': "He's not that kind of person"

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Comedian Heo Kyung-hwan expressed regret over the controversy surrounding Yang Sang-guk's attitude.

On the 10th, a video titled "Once a comedy duo, now enemies: Heo Kyung-hwan comes to deal with Yang Sang-guk" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Joseon's Cheongyo Lisa'.

That day, Yang Sang-guk recalled his father, who passed away four years ago, saying, "What was truly remarkable was that he worked as a taxi driver while also farming."

He continued, "While driving a taxi, he met countless people, yet he never once referred to himself as Yang Sang-guk's father. He was the type who thought, 'If I say one wrong thing, it might harm my son.'"

Hearing this, Heo Kyung-hwan revealed, "Recently, when Sang-guk was trying to be funny and said things like that, I thought, 'He's not really that kind of person,' and I felt deeply regretful. I know Sang-guk well."

Yang Sang-guk is enjoying a second golden age and receiving great love. However, he recently faced criticism for being rude after appearing on the YouTube content 'Pinggeo-go,' where he stated, "Men from Gyeongsang-do do not take women home," and told Yoo Jae-suk, "You'll get scolded." He also sparked controversy with excessive remarks toward Gimhae Jun on tvN's variety show 'Amazing Saturday.'

Following this, Yang Sang-guk publicly apologized via his SNS, saying, "I am sorry for causing inconvenience."

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