Singer Pi Wei-jun faced public backlash from his ex-girlfriend shortly after announcing his relationship with Fubon Angels cheerleader He Yu at a new album press conference. The ensuing social media dispute over the inspiration behind his music prompted a legal warning from his agency.
Album Press Conference and Public Relationship Reveal
The singer shared that the two had been dating for approximately three months, noting that the romance had brought a richer creative inspiration to his work.
While discussing the project, Pi Wei-jun mentioned that a specific track on the record was written for his partner. When reporters pressed for the exact title during the event, he declined to name it, responding playfully with “Guess” and leaving the specific track unconfirmed in front of the press.
Ex-Girlfriend’s Social Media Outcry Over Song Inspiration
The announcement triggered an immediate reaction online from actress and former talent show contestant Huang Linyuan, also known as Ally, who stepped forward on social media to air grievances regarding their past relationship.
Huang Linyuan stated that the song widely linked in media reports to the new romance—titled The Snow That Fell Last Year
—was actually written for her during their previous relationship, which she noted had ended on sour terms. She expressed frustration that the track was being misinterpreted as a dedication to the new partner, writing that she felt exploited and disrespected by the public narrative. In her posts, she also raised past grievances from their dating period, alleging that the singer had been overly concerned with finances, reluctant to hold hands in public during overseas trips due to his career profile, and dismissive of her friends.
Agency Response and Social Media Clarifications
Following the online dispute, Pi Wei-jun took to his social media to clarify which track was dedicated to his current partner.
In response to the controversy and Huang Linyuan‘s allegations regarding the inspiration behind the music, Pi Wei-jun‘s agency, JVR Music, issued a direct statement addressing both the track details and potential legal action. LINE TODAY and