Wu Qing Feng Calls Out 'Fan' And Straight Up Tells Her To Stop Attending His Performances

This is not the first time Taiwanese singer and Sodagreen frontman Wu Qing Feng, 40, has had to call out fans who’ve taken things a step too far while trying to express their ‘love’(if you can even call it that) for him.

And this time, he’s not holding back at all.

On January 1, Qing Feng made a post on his Instagram Story, penning a strongly-worded message to a certain fan “from Hong Kong, who always carries multiple LED boards around”.

“This time, from Taipei to Taichung and then to Taipei again, constantly tailing me, attempting to follow my car, and even wanting to tag along to my apartment, these actions are all extremely inappropriate,” Qing Feng wrote.

He went on to emphasis that he “hates" people who act like that, writing that this is not the first time this has happened.

“Apart from that, over the years, the inappropriate messages, comments, picture, videos and even pornographic material that you’ve sent have piled up like a mountain. To be frank, my colleagues all know that you’re the one sending [these messages], and have since verified [your identity],” Qing Feng added.

Previously, the singer had posted a similar message calling out fans who had sent such inappropriate messages to him. However, this appears to be the first time he has directly addressed who is presumably the main culprit.

Qing Feng then ended his message by asking said fan to “please stop attending [my] live [performances]”.

“To be frank, seeing you in the audience whenever I perform during all these years, I feel extremely uncomfortable whenever I think of how frightfully you behave [towards me] privately,” he wrote.

Photos: PBE Media, Wu Qing Feng/Instagram