Are you Korean?Ahn Ye-eun Reveals Childhood Over Rumors of Japanese Nationality

By Bit, Jung

Oct 19, 2025

Are you Korean?Ahn Ye-eun Reveals Childhood Over Rumors of Japanese Nationality
photo source=An Ye-eun account



Singer Ahn Ye-eun responded head-on to malicious rumors about her 'Japanese theory'.

Ahn Ye-eun recently released a netizen who continued to leave malicious comments on her SNS, saying, `I was wondering if I should respond because I kept making ridiculous comments that I didn't even think of, but I should do something after seeing her leave a lot of comments until this morning. The agency moved much earlier than me and collected PDFs in advance."

The malicious commenter in question is "Are you Korean?" Explanation Wind,"An Ye-eun who likes Japan,"An Ye-eun is Korean? There's no record of graduating from elementary school?", "I'm suing the Almighty. It's not enough to loot and steal Koreans, but it's not enough to change the tag and pretend to be Koreans! Give me the punishment of heaven. Anyway, is Ahn Ye-eun Korean who likes Japanese while singing Korean sentiment?" He has continued his baseless slander.




Are you Korean?Ahn Ye-eun Reveals Childhood Over Rumors of Japanese Nationality
photo source=An Ye-eun account
Are you Korean?Ahn Ye-eun Reveals Childhood Over Rumors of Japanese Nationality
photo source=An Ye-eun account
Are you Korean?Ahn Ye-eun Reveals Childhood Over Rumors of Japanese Nationality
photo source=An Ye-eun account
In response, Ahn Ye-eun posted a long statement by revealing a picture of her wearing a hanbok as a child or a photo of her wearing a cheering T-shirt for the 2002 World Cup. Ahn Ye-eun "I saw my friend's death mentioned among the comments filled with evil. He was so angry that he collected malicious comments and posted them as a story. Then I learned the reason why you were so obsessed with 'Indigenous Wagu'. I think they know me as 'Japanese' I don't know how to prove this, but I'm a Korean."

Then "It's also right to like Japanese music and cartoons. However, they also know Korea's excitement, resentment, and history that should not be forgotten. It's Korean. How can I tell you?," he said, expressing his bewilderment.

In addition, "I have never been misunderstood about nationality in these years when I have not lived very long, and my activity period is not very long, but not short. Mysterious. It's not that I distorted history or that it's hard to reveal my school, and it's funny to give this explanation for nearly three weeks because I don't have a record of elementary and junior high schools, and I think it's funny to give such an explanation instead of an explanation."




At the same time, if your anger does not subside, I recommend you to listen to the song of Cell No. 8 and shout 'Long live Korean independence' to the haters. The lyrics of the song that independence activists actually sang in prison during the Japanese colonial era were discovered, and Korean Ahn Ye-eun added a melody to the lyrics and sang. Thankfully, thanks to this song, many people visited me at the March 1st or Liberation Day events, and I am singing hard, raising my fist high and shouting 'Long live Korean independence'. Or there is also a song called 'Ten Month Ahre' written and sung by Korean Ahn Ye-eun. It tells the story of Hangul Day. It's a gentle song, so I think it'll be good for calming down your mind," he said.

Ahn Ye-eun is a singer-songwriter who debuted in 2016 through 'K-pop Star Season 5', and is constantly loved for her self-composed songs that contain Korean emotions and beauty, such as 'Commercialization', 'Hongyeon', and 'Song of Cell No. 8.





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