‘I Love Trump!’: Korean Boy Band Singer Leeteuk Gives Shout Out To US President On Stage

The lead singer of Korean boy band Super Junior declared his love Sunday for Donald Trump while on stage in Los Angeles.

Leeteuk, whose real name is Park Jeong-su, seemingly took advantage of his platform by shouting out his love for a number of American things. Among the many statements he issued in quick succession were, “I love USA,” “I love In-N-Out,” and “I love Five Guys.” The audience laughed at his references to American food chains, but Leeteuk wasn’t finished. He then shouted, “I love Trump!” Leeteuk was off-camera at the time, but seemed to also shout, “I love Elon Musk,” before the clip cut out.

The video clip has been widely circulated online.

It’s unclear if his public shout-out to the president of the U.S. was intended to be comedic or not, but some of the K-Pop band’s fans were upset by the reference, regardless of the intent.

Super Junior members Leeteuk, Yesung, Shindong, Eunhyuk, Donghae and Ryeowook took the stage to perform and paused to greet fans during their time in the spotlight. At one point, Leeteuk playfully called an audience member “Mom” before he went on to list off all the American things he adores, according to the local outlet, Korea JoonAng Daily. (RELATED: Donald Trump’s Warren Zeiders Endorsement Is Taking Country Music By Storm)

Taipei, TAIWAN: Members of the South Korean group Super Junior pose for photo on the red carpet during the 18th Golden Melody Awards in Taipei, 16 June 2007. Pop singers from Taiwan, China, and Southeast Asia have gathered in Taipei for the annual Golden Melody Awards, dubbed the Chinese-language Grammys. (Photo: SAM YEH/AFP via Getty Images)

Super Junior’s presentation was part of SM Entertainment’s “Smtown Live 2025” concert in Los Angeles, held to mark the agency’s 30th anniversary. The event featured 68 artists, including Aespa, Riize and Red Velvet.