Court Filings Uncover Stray Kids’ Bang Chan’s “Devastating” Personal Account in Graphic Deepfake Case

Stray Kids’ Bangchan is taking legal action over a series of deepfake videos that depict him using explicit and racist language. A federal judge in California recently granted his request to X (formerly Twitter) for information on accounts responsible for uploading the harmful content.

On September 5, Bangchan’s application to identify these accounts was approved just days after it was filed on September 1, 2025. Court documents reveal the deepfake videos falsely portray him making sexually explicit comments while using racist slurs, causing significant distress to the artist.

“Being depicted as saying the sexually explicit statements have caused significant harm to my reputation as a singer,”

and I have suffered significant mental distress, physical distress, and humiliation, and I have been devastated by by the sexually explicit manner in which I have been falsely depicted.

Bangchan stated, adding that the experience has left him mentally and physically distressed and humiliated.

Fans have expressed their heartbreak and outrage on social media. Many are standing in solidarity with Bangchan, voicing their disgust over the deepfake incident.

The situation is ongoing, and fans are closely monitoring any further developments as Bangchan seeks justice against those exploiting his image.