Rain to donate endorsement fee to help disadvantaged women

K-pop superstar Rain has pledged to donate all of his earnings from a denim endorsement to help disadvantaged women during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

According to Soompi, Rain’s management Sublime Artist Agency (SAA) made the announcement shortly after he was named as brand ambassador for Levi Strauss Korea.

The SAA said the donation will be used to purchase sanitary napkins for struggling women during the pandemic.

According to the report, the donation is also Rain’s thank you to his fans for making his 2017 song “Gang” a big hit on social media.

He recently treated his fans to a remix of the song in collaboration with hip-hop artists Jay Park, Sik K, Haon, and pH-1.

Rain has also been showing everyone on TikTok who’s boss with some super hot dance videos.

Rain, who debuted as a solo singer in 2002, has been regarded as the “King of K-pop” with chart-topping hits like “I’m Coming” and “Love Song.”

He has also pursued an acting career, starring in the hit 2004 series “Full House” and the 2009 martial arts flick “Ninja Assassin.” – Margaret Claire Layug/RC, GMA News