After receiving an official statement from his representative lawyer, on the evening of May 17, the male singer also sent an apology to his family, fans and affirmed that he did not use or trade laughing gas as rumored in the past.
Lou Hoang said that after the lawyers completed the steps to protect his legitimate rights, he was calm enough to share about the incident. The male singer admitted that the past few days were a time of great pressure for himself and his family, especially his mother.
Please allow me to apologize to my mother and family a lot. Sorry for letting everyone go through such tiring and stressful days," Lou Hoang shared.
The singer born in 1994 said that although he has been silent for more than 10 days, he still reads comments and comments from the public. Lou Hoang said he does not blame the audience because he understands that when there is noise, people's trust is shaken, which is understandable. The male singer also said that there are correct suggestions that he needs to seriously consider to change himself.
Through this incident, Lou Hoang realized that making music or investing in art products is not enough for an artist. According to him, an artist also needs to live more responsibly with the affection and trust that the audience has given him throughout many years of activity.
Besides apologizing to FC SMILOU fans and fans who once loved him, Lou Hoang also expressed his gratitude to those who still chose to trust and encourage him during the difficult period.
Notably, the male singer affirmed that he did not buy, sell or use laughing gas, and was not related to individuals who posted false information about him on social networks. Currently, Lou Hoang has authorized lawyers to work to protect his legitimate rights as well as clarify inaccurate information.
Previously, the legal representative of Lou Hoang and Hai Dang Doo issued a legal warning letter, stating that many posts circulating online are speculative, cut and pasted and seriously affect the honor and reputation of artists.
