Choi Whee-sung

Feb 04, 1982 - Mar 09, 2025

America, SD

Famous K-pop singer Choi Wheesung has tragically passed away at a young age. According to South Korean authorities, the singer was found unconscious in his Seoul apartment on Monday. The reason for his unexpected demise is said to be a cardiac arrest. The 43-year-old K-pop singer and R&B sensation began his career as a dancer in 1997. Two years later, in 1999, he debuted as a rapper and vocalist for A4. He left the group, and for a short period of time, he joined the rock band MAME. Wheesun...Read More

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