Epik High's Tablo Recovers from Car Accident
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Hip hop group Epik High's leader Tablo has returned to work after a car accident left him in hospital on Tuesday. He appeared on the cable music channel Mnet's "M Countdown" and hosted his live radio program "Tablo's Dreamy Radio" Thursday night.
Tablo's representative Ulim Entertainment says that the singer has decided to resume his TV and radio appearances, promising the doctors that he won't overexert himself. He has to return to hospital after work, because he has not been discharged yet.
Tablo has thanked his fans for their support and concern about his well-being on his personal mini homepage Wednesday night. He admitted that he still suffers from the complications and pain from the accident, but looks forward to resuming work the following day. Tablo also commented on a number of mishaps that took place before and after the release of Epik High's latest album. Epik High was shocked when their new songs were distributed illegally before the official release and there have been talks about Epik High retiring, which set off a flood of protest from the fans. However, Tablo put all the rumors to rest by saying that Epik High will continue performing until the end of this year.
Tablo's representative Ulim Entertainment says that the singer has decided to resume his TV and radio appearances, promising the doctors that he won't overexert himself. He has to return to hospital after work, because he has not been discharged yet.
Tablo has thanked his fans for their support and concern about his well-being on his personal mini homepage Wednesday night. He admitted that he still suffers from the complications and pain from the accident, but looks forward to resuming work the following day. Tablo also commented on a number of mishaps that took place before and after the release of Epik High's latest album. Epik High was shocked when their new songs were distributed illegally before the official release and there have been talks about Epik High retiring, which set off a flood of protest from the fans. However, Tablo put all the rumors to rest by saying that Epik High will continue performing until the end of this year.
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