Singer Hwang Young-eun raises 2.1 billion won for her album despite the ”school violence controversy”... Returning for the first time in 6 months with enthusiastic support from fans

South Korean singer Hwang Young-woong, who has been embroiled in the school violence controversy, is preparing to make a comeback amidst the enthusiastic support of her fans. Despite the cold reception from the public, fans have already raised 2.1 billion won in donations for the album.
(approximately 230 million yen). On the 2nd, Hwang Young-woon's official fan cafe posted the amount of donations for Hwang Young-woon's 1st mini album joint purchase.
The amount of donations involved is approximately 2.1 billion won. Hwang Young Woong's fans are personally donating to purchase 1 million albums.
This is not the only reason for the passionate support from fans. On the 1st, Hwang Young-eun posted on his official Youtube channel Na Hoon-a's ``Hometown Mother''.
The number of views of the video is also on the rise. Fans' energy added to Hwang Young-woong's pre-return activities.
On the 27th of last month, Hwang Young-woong announced his comeback. Hwang Young-eun posted on the official fan cafe “mid-autumn celebration”.
As we celebrate the mid-autumn festival, I would like to carefully give you a present. My first mini-album is scheduled to be released in the middle of autumn.
I wanted to be the first to tell everyone the news about the album that I worked so hard to prepare."
He continued, ``We have worked hard to prepare a good song that will not disappoint, so please look forward to it.'' Now Hwang Young Woong is talking about school violence
He announced his return after six months since fighting. In March of this year, Hwang Young-eun was surrounded by suspicions of school violence. Hwang Young-eun, who made his name known by appearing on MBN's ``The Burning Trotman,'' is a school student.
He dropped out midway due to a controversy over domestic violence, and after admitting to violence at school, he refrained from acting.