B.I. Laboum to Help Victims of the Ukrainian War

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비아이·라붐, 우크라이나 전쟁 피해자 돕기 콘서트 출연

[Reporter Yoon Ki-baek] Red Angel, a Korean cheering squad, will hold an online concert "WE ALL ARE ONE-STOP WAR" with the Salvation Army on the 26th to help victims of the war in Ukraine.

Through this performance, Red Angel supports Ukraine with WE ALL ARE ONE, and hopes that the message of "Stop War" will spread to Russia and the world.The proceeds from the performance will be donated from the Korean Salvation Army through the Ukrainian Salvation Army.

B.I. and Laboum have been confirmed as the first line-up for the concert, which will be held at 12 p.m. on the 26th (10 p.m. on March 25 in Washington D.C., U.S. time) on the "Cushion Live," a platform dedicated to Red Angel performances.

The reason why we should pay attention to this performance is that Kate Soul, a Ukrainian singer-songwriter, heard about the performance through SNS amid the war disaster and expressed her intention to join the video concert.

Kate Soul, a 28-year-old singer who lives in Ukraine's Midwestern city of Hmelnitsky, said in a video letter on the 10th, "We are now seven hours away from Chernihio, which is surrounded by Russian troops."I can't guarantee my life every day, so if I'm alive until March 26, I'd like to participate in a video performance and sing," he said. "I want to express my earnest desire for peace in Ukraine."

Park Jae-hyun, CEO of Red Angel, said, "I am heartbroken by Kate's voice that she would join the concert if she were alive until the day of the performance."I want to fly to Ukraine right away to cheer for her, but I'm sorry that I can't do that. I want to hear her song safely on the day of the concert.We pray for the recovery of Ukraine.

"It was a meaningful performance to console the global community in extreme situations, so I decided to participate unconditionally," B.I. said."I hope our small gestures and messages will spread around the world as echoes of peace," said Laboum, the "military president" who holds the most records of military consolation performances among girl groups.

Since last year, Red Angel has been continuing its online K-pop concert titled "WE ALL ARE ONE," cheering for the national team for the Tokyo Olympics, cheering for the national team for the Tokyo Paralympics, and cheering for the Corona 19 global community with the Salvation Army.