CNBLUE Laments Stalker Fan Behavior: "Visits to Private Residence"; "Invasion of Privacy Strictly Prohibited"

The band CNBLUE has expressed distress over the privacy violations committed by some fans.

On the 21st, CNBLUE's agency, FNC Entertainment, posted a notice titled "Information Regarding the Protection of CNBLUE's Private Lives" on their official fan community platform, Weverse.

The agency pointed out that recent incidents involved visits to the artists' private residences, stating that these actions not only infringe upon the artists' privacy but also cause significant inconvenience to the surrounding neighbors.

Consequently, CNBLUE's side strongly urged fans to refrain from visiting or lingering in the artists' private spaces (such as their company, homes, or shops), as well as in nearby convenience stores, cafes, in front of buildings, or in parking lots of other buildings, in order to foster a mature fan culture.

Finally, the agency reiterated its request for fans' voluntary and active cooperation in protecting the artists' privacy and establishing a healthy fan culture.

Meanwhile, CNBLUE is celebrating their 15th anniversary this year and successfully concluded their Asian and North American tours last year.

Fans are reacting with comments like, "Stop the stalker behavior," "Artists are human too, please respect them," and "We are also embarrassed," urging for restraint.