On June 24, the Korean entertainment industry was abuzz with rumors alleging an affair involving Nam Hyun Joon, also known as Poppin Hyun Joon, a highly respected figure in the dance community and the husband of one of Korea's most cherished singers, Park Ae Ri.

Responding to these scandalous allegations, Nam Hyun Joon made a clear and forceful statement denying any truth to the rumors. He particularly addressed claims about divorcing his wife and being involved romantically with a dance student much younger than his own daughter.

In his statement, Nam Hyun Joon expressed his frustration with the spread of false information and the impact it has on his personal and professional life.

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Nam Hyun Joon stated, "The person spreading this type of misinformation should be punished and I don't think this should come as a cost of being famous. Even Hyun Sook nuna said this person deserves to die. Journalists, please report on the seriousness of fake news so that we can find the culprit."

While addressing the rumors, Nam Hyun Joon also shed light on his family life. He emphasized that he does not operate a dance academy, refuting claims that may have been based on misinformation.

The acclaimed dancer, who has garnered international recognition for his talent, has been married to Park Ae Ri since 2011, and the couple shares a daughter.

Nam Hyun Joon's response highlights the growing concern within the entertainment industry regarding the spread of fake news and the impact it has on celebrities and their families.

Meanwhile, Poppin' Hyun Joon's comeback with his new single "I'M NAMHYUNJOON." Despite its initial unconventional vibe, the song's charm lies in its handmade quality and irreverent vocals reminiscent of classic dance tracks.

Musically, it blends electro-futuristic sounds with an '80s beat, drawing comparisons to artists like Daft Punk and Depeche Mode. The single stands out in today's K-pop scene for its bold embrace of a nostalgic sound rarely explored in current American pop. Overall, Hyun Joon's return after six years reflects his willingness to defy norms, evident in the lo-fi music video shot in gritty parts of Seoul.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.