SPEED To Donate Debut Album Profits For 5.18 Gwangju Democratization Movement

Published on 2013/01/17 | Source

Group SPEED will be turning over their album profits as a donation to the memory of the May 18th or 5.18 Gwangju Democratization Movement.

According to Core Contents Media on January 16th, whatever profits SPEED's debut albums bring in, they will be donated to an organization affiliated with the historical event. The group came to this decision with the agency on the 14th. Their music video for the songs "Sad
Promise" and It's Over" also portray this key moment in Korea's history back in 1980.

On a side note, SPEED has received over 10,000 pre-orders for their album. The group will officially make their televised debut on January 17th.