Singer Lim Young Woong paused his solo concert, Lim Young Woong Recital, held at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome on November 29, to express condolences for the victims of the Jeju Air flight 7C2216 tragedy. The crash, which occurred earlier that morning during an attempted landing at Muan International Airport, resulted in the loss of 179 lives out of 181 passengers onboard, marking one of the deadliest aviation accidents in South Korean history.
Before the concert began, his fandom, "Hero Generation," held a moment of silence to honor the deceased. During the show, Lim addressed the audience, saying, "Hearing about the plane crash and the loss of precious lives, I felt deep sorrow. I want to extend my heartfelt condolences to the victims and their families."
He further acknowledged the efforts of those working tirelessly at the accident site, stating, "To everyone striving to do their best under such difficult circumstances, I sincerely thank you." Lim’s remarks underscored the collective grief felt nationwide and the importance of recognizing the contributions of rescue and recovery teams.
In closing, Lim emphasized the significance of the evening’s performance. "This stage represents a cherished promise with all of you. Through tonight’s concert, I hope to deliver a message of hope and comfort," he shared. His heartfelt words resonated deeply with the audience, blending the power of music with an earnest commitment to healing and solidarity.
The tragic crash occurred as the aircraft, en route from Bangkok, attempted a landing in Muan. The plane collided with airport infrastructure, bursting into flames, leaving only two survivors among the passengers and crew. The accident prompted widespread mourning across South Korea, with tributes pouring in from all sectors of society, including the entertainment industry.
Lim Young Woong, currently amid his concert series, held performances from November 27 to 29 and plans to continue the series at Gocheok Sky Dome with additional dates from January 2 to 4, 2025. Despite the celebratory nature of these events, his decision to address the tragedy reflected his deep empathy and sense of responsibility as an artist to connect with his audience during a time of national sorrow.
The singer’s statement and the audience’s shared moment of silence highlight the role of artists in fostering collective healing and honoring those lost in times of tragedy. Lim’s ability to balance his performance with sincere empathy solidifies his reputation not only as a performer but as a voice of comfort for his fans and the broader public.
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Singer Lim Young Woong paused his solo concert, Lim Young Woong Recital, held at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome on November 29, to express condolences for the victims of the Jeju Air flight 7C2216 tragedy. The crash, which occurred earlier that morning during an attempted landing at Muan International Airport, resulted in the loss of 179 lives out of 181 passengers onboard, marking one of the deadliest aviation accidents in South Korean history.
Before the concert began, his fandom, "Hero Generation," held a moment of silence to honor the deceased. During the show, Lim addressed the audience, saying, "Hearing about the plane crash and the loss of precious lives, I felt deep sorrow. I want to extend my heartfelt condolences to the victims and their families."
He further acknowledged the efforts of those working tirelessly at the accident site, stating, "To everyone striving to do their best under such difficult circumstances, I sincerely thank you." Lim’s remarks underscored the collective grief felt nationwide and the importance of recognizing the contributions of rescue and recovery teams.
In closing, Lim emphasized the significance of the evening’s performance. "This stage represents a cherished promise with all of you. Through tonight’s concert, I hope to deliver a message of hope and comfort," he shared. His heartfelt words resonated deeply with the audience, blending the power of music with an earnest commitment to healing and solidarity.
The tragic crash occurred as the aircraft, en route from Bangkok, attempted a landing in Muan. The plane collided with airport infrastructure, bursting into flames, leaving only two survivors among the passengers and crew. The accident prompted widespread mourning across South Korea, with tributes pouring in from all sectors of society, including the entertainment industry.
Lim Young Woong, currently amid his concert series, held performances from November 27 to 29 and plans to continue the series at Gocheok Sky Dome with additional dates from January 2 to 4, 2025. Despite the celebratory nature of these events, his decision to address the tragedy reflected his deep empathy and sense of responsibility as an artist to connect with his audience during a time of national sorrow.
The singer’s statement and the audience’s shared moment of silence highlight the role of artists in fostering collective healing and honoring those lost in times of tragedy. Lim’s ability to balance his performance with sincere empathy solidifies his reputation not only as a performer but as a voice of comfort for his fans and the broader public.
