Singer K-Pop staggering crowd with an open sexual denomination in the mid-contest

Another K-pop The barrier just crashed and the world is encouraging!

Bane, a member of the K-Pop Boy Just B group, courageously appeared in the role of gay during the emotional solo moment at the last concert of the band in Los Angeles this week.

The 23-year-old star, the real name of any Song Byeong-Hee, made a statement during a powerful speech in the Hollywood Hall in Vermon as part of the “strange strange world” tournament.

“Tonight I will share something with you guys,” said Bane, with the frame that stops the heart, spreading quickly on Instagram and Tiktok.

“I am proud to be involved in LGBTQ+as a gay man. And I shout to my queen Lady GagaShowing me to be different is beautiful. “

Then Bane continued to pass love with a heartfelt loyalty to the fans, still finding his way:

“Whoever is there who enters the LGBTQ+, or still finds out, it is for you guys, and it is for everyone: you see, you love and you were born this way.”

Fans flashed on the eye and tears when Bane twisted “born in this way” Lady Gaga, in an instant, which instantly became viral and sent the shock waves of support throughout Fandom.

According to Daily mailHis just a Brandnik B -Banda Siv showed how emotional the moment was, saying News1: “I know how hard it is for him, and it made me cry more.”

After the video became viral, the K-Pop group fans flooded the comment section, showing their support for Bain.

“I’m so proud of you, Kiddo,” – wrote one Instagram user. “Always love yourself because we love you !!!!”

“Bane, I love you so much !!!” said another. “I’m so proud and honor to be your fan !!!”

“Your crown is here,” the third wrote.

Someone else sounded: “It was so great to see all the love and support you, and the rest of the members showed him last night. I was glad I was able to witness it.”

Another fan commented: “You are an inspiration for such a number of people, Bane. You see and love in words !!!! I am so proud of you and I don’t want anything but the best for you. Never stop being you.”

Just B, formed by Bluedot Entertainment in 2021, steadily creates a name with five EP and 11 singles. But the bold declaration of Bain can mark a cultural shift, greater than any hit that triggers the schedule.

While homosexuality in South Korea is legal, the country does not recognize same -sex marriage, and stigma is preserved, especially among the old generations. However, public relations are changing, and the study of the PEW research center notes the jump from 25% in 2002 to 44% in 2019.

In the notorious private world, K-Pop, where artists often face strict points “Without dating”, Bino’s exit is a groundbreaking moment for visibility in the field.

It joins the growing list of K-Pop stars that live openly and genuine. Only last month, the member of the Cateo Lara Raj came out of the joke: “I knew I was half the fruit when I was eight.”