Kevin of the group The Boyz apologized for cheering on the opposing team after his baseball game appearance.

On the 22nd, Kevin posted an apology on The Boyz's official social media, saying, "I sincerely apologize to the fans who love baseball and the Derby."

He said, "On April 19, I was warmly welcomed by the Kiwoom officials, and I am grateful for the precious opportunity. However, I caused discomfort to many due to my careless words and actions during that meaningful moment, which should have only supported the Kiwoom players. I made a careless remark about the opposing team and sincerely apologize to those who were upset by my behavior."

He added, "I also conveyed my apologies to Eric, a member who placed significant importance on the pitch, and I apologize once again to the Kiwoom fans. I have learned a lot from this experience about how much influence words and actions can have. I will act more cautiously in the future."

Earlier, Kevin and Eric from The Boyz participated as the starting pitcher and hitter in the game between the Kiwoom Heroes and the KT Wiz held on the 19th at Seoul's Gocheok Sky Dome. The two, wearing Kiwoom uniforms, received a loud cheer from the audience after completing their respective roles.

However, that day, a post and photo surfaced on social media showing Kevin, who was watching the game, writing on his phone, 'I hope the day comes when the national anthem is sung in Gwangju, the hometown of the Kia Tigers,' which led to criticism from baseball fans.

Here is the full text of the apology.

Hello, this is Kevin from The Boyz.

First, I sincerely apologize to the fans who love baseball and the Derby.

On April 19, I was warmly welcomed by the Kiwoom officials, and I am grateful for the precious opportunity. However, I caused discomfort to many due to my careless words and actions during that moment.

At that meaningful moment signaling the start of the game, I should have only supported the Kiwoom players, but I made a careless remark about the opposing team and sincerely apologize to those who were upset.

I also conveyed my apologies to Eric, a member who placed significant importance on the pitch, and I apologize again to the Kiwoom fans.

I have learned a lot from this experience about how much influence words and actions can have. I will act more cautiously in the future.

I apologize.

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