[Full text] Stray Kids' Felix apologizes for mentioning Japanese song on Liberation Day... ”I am deeply remorseful”

Felix of the group Stray Kids has issued an apology for commenting on a Japanese song on South Korea's Liberation Day.
On the 15th, Felix said, "First of all, I would like to thank all the fans and others who were disappointed by my careless behavior.
Felix said, "In the early hours of August 15th, when I was talking to fans about the short challenge through my personal community, I mentioned a Japanese song.
"I sincerely apologize for showing a lack of caution on the important Liberation Day," he said. "I deeply regret my lack of historical awareness.
I want to study, think and act more carefully and be careful not to do something like this again." Felix posted on the paid fan communication platform "bub
On the day of Liberation Day, he mentioned the Japanese anime challenge in his live broadcast of "Stray Kids: BLE," sparking controversy. Below is the full statement from Felix of "Stray Kids."
First of all, I would like to apologize to everyone, including my fans, who were disappointed by my careless behavior.
On the early morning of August 15th, I was talking to fans about the short challenge through my personal community and mentioned a Japanese song.
I sincerely apologize for showing a lack of seriousness. I deeply regret my lack of historical awareness. I have always been lacking in certain areas, and I need to study again, think more, act more, and
I want to be careful not to repeat such a thing. I am truly sorry.