KBITUP, amid controversy over early morning MV filming, delivers 'this' to affected residents: "We sincerely apologize"

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Boy group KBITUP has been embroiled in controversy over music video filming during the early hours of the morning. It was reported that the group apologized to residents who suffered from noise disturbances.

On the 3rd, an internet user posted a photo and a caption on their personal account stating, "When I returned home after going out, this was hanging on my door. It seems they delivered it to nearby residents."

The revealed photos show a letter and gifts that KBITUP delivered to express their apology. The letter read, "We sincerely apologize to the residents who must have experienced inconvenience due to the noise generated during our music video filming at Jeomunpo Market, which continued until late in the early hours of the morning a few days ago."

Walnut candies and fruit preserves gifted by KBITUP were also captured. KBITUP conveyed, "We hope you take care of your health given the large temperature differences between day and night, and we hope our small gesture brings you some comfort."

Regarding this matter, the internet user stated, "Since I am in a position to inform about the issue regarding the early morning filming, I believe it is appropriate to share that they delivered an apology message, so I am posting it along with the photos."

Previously, Person A, a resident of Michuhol-gu in Incheon, revealed a video on their SNS claiming to have suffered noise damage from filming conducted at nearby Jeomunpo Market in the early hours of September 30.

The video showed filming taking place under lighting set up in the middle of the market, with music and the host's voice echoing loudly through speakers.

Person A stated, "I have lived in this neighborhood for 10 years and witnessed countless film shoots, but this is the first time I have seen them using speakers to film like this past 3 a.m." They also claimed that no separate filming cooperation or understanding was sought from the residents. Afterwards, they reported the incident to 112 (police) and received notification from the police that the filming would end in 10 minutes, but also revealed that the filming team cheered during the closing process.

The filming where Person A complained about noise damage was reportedly for KBITUP's new music video. Subsequently, KBITUP's agency, Encode, apologized, stating, "Regarding the recent KBITUP MV filming, we express our regret to the residents who must have experienced inconvenience and damage due to noise from the filming during a time when you should be enjoying a peaceful night."

Meanwhile, KBITUP is a boy group produced by Encode, founded by singer Kim Jae-joong. They debuted in April last month and are preparing for their comeback in November.

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