Singer Crush will stop all his activities, Positively infected with COVID-19

Reporting from Soompi reports on Monday August 29, 2022, P Nation's agency has announced that singer Crush will stop all activities due to being diagnosed with COVID-19 positive . Below is P NATION's full statement regarding Crush's health status: "Hello. This is P NATION. We would like to inform you that our artist Crush has been diagnosed with COVID-19. 

Recently Crush had a low-grade fever and some other unusual symptoms, so he underwent a self-test for COVID-19, the results were positive. He immediately underwent a rapid antigen test, and the results were also positive.  Therefore, we immediately stopped all of Crush's scheduled activities. In accordance with the guidelines of the government's health authorities, we will make efforts to assist our artist's treatment so that he can recover faster. 

Thank you." As additional information, the singer whose real name is Shin Hyo Seob was born on May 3, 1992 and has dreamed of becoming a singer since childhood. He started making music while he was in high school.  Because of his love for music, he even majored in Practical Music while attending Hoseo University. Crush first sent his music demo to Zion.

After they met at a hip hop festival in 2012.  Not long after that, they finally formed an indie hip hop band VV:D together with Gray, Loco, and also Elo. Crush then released his first single entitled "Red Dress" (feat. TakeOne) on December 7, 2012. He produced the single himself. In early 2013, he released two singles at once, namely "Crush on You" and "Where Do You Wanna Go" with Taewan and Gary. 

Because Crush's indie works are quite in demand by K-pop music lovers, in July 2013 he finally signed an exclusive contract with the agency Amoeba Culture. However, he left the agency on June 4, 2019. Initially, Crush wanted to set up his own agency after he was no longer under contract with Amoeba Culture, but he then decided to join P NATION on July 17, 2019. 

So far he has released 2 studio albums and 4 mini albums, and he just finished his mandatory military service on August 11, 2022. The news about Crush contracting COVID-19 is of course very unfortunate because fans really expect the singer to make a comeback after being discharged from the military. Hope Crush recovers soon!