South Korean singer Wheese found at 43 years dead in Seoul

South Korean singer Wheese found at 43 years dead in Seoul

The South Korean singer Wheezung was dead in his home in Seoul CNN news channels YTN reported on Monday. The police are currently investigating the cause of the death of the 43-year-old and has requested an autopsy from the National Forensic Service.

Whesis Musical Careers

wheung, born as a choi whee sung, celebrated the entry into the music world in 2002 with his debut album. He made his breakthrough with the hit "Can’t I", which made him known for his powerful vocals and his cross -genre style.

reactions to the loss

his agency confirmed death and expressed that the grieving family was currently unable to hold the funeral due to shock and grief, said Ytn. It was planned that Wheese will perform at a joint concert with the South Korean singer KCM on Saturday; This event has now been canceled. KCM posted a picture of a white flower on Instagram when the sad news turned the round. This was just one of many approvals that were published on social media for wheese.

Judgment of colleagues and mentors

The singer Yoon Min -soo said that he and Wheese will "see himself again and sing together", while the musician and rapper Verbal Jint explained that the moments he spent with the singer of "One Year" were "an honor", Ytn.

mental health in the entertainment industry

The recent deaths of boys k-pop-idolen and kim> kim Sae-Ron , which was found in her home at the age of 24. The former model and K-Drama star Song Jae-Lim was also found dead in his apartment last November at the age of 39. Astro-boy band member Moon died last year at the age of 25, while the K-Pop singer and actress Sulli died in 2019 at the age of 25. Two years earlier, Kim Jong-Hyun was found dead at home by the boy band Shinee at the age of 27.

measures to support stars

entertainment agencies have implemented various support systems for mental health, including consulting services and more flexible schedules. However, observers report that the extremely competitive nature of the K entertainment, combined with intensive public attention and the expectations of perfection in appearance and behavior that strongly influences stars.

reports of CNN: Yoonjung SEO and Edward Szekeres.