FTISLAND's Lee Hong-ki apologizes for canceling his university festival appearance on the day... ”I'm sorry for hurting you.”

Lee Hong-ki (FTISLAND) has apologized for canceling his university's school festival on the day of the event.

Recently, Lee Hong-ki posted on his SNS story, "Today, I went to Dongguk University's school festival.

"I was scheduled to perform, but my vocal cords started to show symptoms similar to a rupture, so I was unable to go," he said.

"I am very sorry," he said, "I will definitely make up for that time. I am very sorry to everyone involved with Dongguk University, the students, and the fans who have been waiting for me."

Earlier, Dongguk University Student Council announced in an emergency notice, "We received notice from the artist that the FTISLAND concert scheduled for today had been canceled."

"We were informed of this fact by the artist a while ago and immediately informed the students, so we ask for your understanding," the statement said.

Lee Hong-ki apologized, saying that the reason was a ruptured vocal cord.

Meanwhile, FTISLAND, the group Lee HONG-KI belongs to, released their second digital single "THUNDERSTORM" from the "FTestination" project in July this year.

The song is a lyrical epic rock genre that depicts the torrent of intense emotions, with explosive drum sounds over a hot, swaying guitar riff, and vocals that pile up like a TV series.

It's a song that really brings out the best in Lulayer.