Wednesday, May 1, 2024
비상이다
— 𝙬𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙧 (@yeosnowool) May 1, 2024
김수현 종영소감 말하면서 운다 pic.twitter.com/IS0VJTtaWR
Ah... Doing it like this, yeah... Feels relieving. It's just sinking in now.
(Hyunwoo struggles to find words to express his feelings...ㅠㅠ)
Doing such a packed... Lengthy drama like this is a first time for me. So I feel kind of strange too...
(Embarrassed because he's crying)
It feels like there's a different kind of closeness, compared to my other works. I'm so lucky to have met such great staff!!
Queen of Tears, fighting!
Kim Soohyun crying at the last filming of Queen of Tears
"I loved being Jang Gorae and Jun Jaejoon. But why even in the comments section of 'Queen of Tears', they still call me Jun Jaejoon? There were people who called me Eunseong, and that made me feel somewhat relieved. I hope that someday, instead of Jun Jaejoon, Yoon Eunseong, or Jang Gorae, I'll be remembered as Park Sunghoon. That made me realize that I need to strive in various works."
Park Sunghoon confessed that he head thoughts about changing his name, "I had a slight consideration about changing my name. I just want to be known as Park Sunghoon, to have people associate my face with the name 'Park Sunghoon.' I thought about changing my last name to something unique like 'Tak Sunghoon', 'Jegal Sunghoon, ' or 'Dokgo Sunghoon.' I even received a name from a naming center recently, spending 350,000 KRW for the name 'Park Daeyoon.' Although it would've been better to change it, I felt it would be a waste of the 'Park Sunghoon' that I've built so far. Even if not everyone, many people already remember 'Park Sunghoon.' So I thought, 'What's the point of changing my name?'
Not Park Daeyoon.
'Queen of Tears' Park Sunghoon, 'Dilemma as He Lost His Name to 'Jun Jaejoon' ... Considering to Change His Name
There's this scene where I speak Chinese. In that scene, I was told, 'Soocheol, just say anything in Chinese.' The writer said, 'Dongyeon will handle it well on his own.' We had discussions with the directors about whether to use fake Chinese or real Chinese. Eventually, Soocheol talks about cilantro after much deliberation. I had a headache, for real. There were several NGs. Everyone tried to hold back laughter, but Kim Jungnan Sunbaenim, who played as Beomja, couldn't hold it in and laughed during the scene. They just left it as it is.
Especially the line, 'Your Majesty~ What has become of my child?' was a phrase taught by Kim Jiwon. She mentioned that she had watched quite a few Chinese dramas herself, and since this phrase frequently appeared in historical dramas, she offered her help, which brought laughter.
Kwak Dongyeon Reveals That His 'Chinese Rich Man' Acting was an Adlib Taught by Kim Jiwon
'Be Melodramatic', written and directed by Lee Byungheon
Despite its quite low ratings, many viewers were captivated by this drama. The OST was also really popular.
-It's a masterpiece
-Wow, the ratings are really low, but why is it so famous?
-A masterpiece, I'm still rewatching clips of it on YouTube.
-What's the OST? I haven't watched this drama, maybe I should watch it.
ㄴ'In the midst of swaying flowers, I smell your shampoo~~' That Jang Beomjun's song
-The best drama I have ever watched in my lifeㅠㅠ
-I watched it several times. Absolutely a masterpiece.
-I've watched this five times, so fun.
-I loved all the characters ㅠㅠ The dialogues were so good.
-I'm still rewatching this masterpiece.
-A masterpiece, perfect until the end.
-I've rewatched it at least five timesㅋㅋㅋㅋ
-Seriously, it's a real masterpieceㅠㅠㅠㅠ
-Tried watching this three times but gave up ㅠㅠ The male lead isn't my style so I couldn't watch.
-It's a masterpiece, I've rewatched it several times.
-I wondered why people didn't watch this when it was airing, but now I'm just happy and glad that it's being mentioned.
-If you can relate to the story, it's super fun.
-The lines are really all good.
-So fun, after watching this, I fell in love with Jeon Yeobin.
-All the characters are lovely, so good.
-I really enjoyed it, I didn't know the ratings were low.
-I found out about this after the broadcast endedㅜㅜ I watched it later and it was so fun.
-A friend who watched it keeps telling me to watch it whenever we meet, but I haven't watched it yetㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
-One of those people who are me. I've been watching it since it aired, and I still watch it.
-I think this got popular after it ended its broadcast.
-I still remember watching this drama back in the summer of 2019... When Jang Beomjun's OST came out, my favorite scene was when Jinyoung and Beomsu were on the phone at the park and ran into each other...
-I watch it at least once a yearㅋㅋ
The drama whose ratings weren't great, but is an absolute masterpiece to some people
Min Heejin's Instagram Update (With Takashi Murakami)
The success of BTS and Bang Sihyuk is based on a special way of looking at life that no one else could have imagined or dared to follow. At the 2019 Seoul National University graduation ceremony, he spoke words in a way that sounded like a famous philosopher who once dominated the 20th century.
"I don't have dreams, but I have a lot of dissatisfaction. There's too much compromise in this world. Even though there are definitely better ways to do things, people are afraid to stand out. They find it uncomfortable to create opportunities, they don't want to bothers, they simply accept things as they are. That's just not me"
The interview, which lasted about 2 hours in his office, started with discussions about his speech at Seoul National University graduation ceremony. The interview took place at the HQ of HYBE, located on the 5th floor in Yongsan, where Bang Sihyuk was honored with the Master Category at the 'EY Best Entrepreneur Awards' hosted by EY Korea.
Q: Your speech at Seoul National University graduation ceremony about anger is still a hot topic. When we look at BTS' early music, it seems like there was a lot of anger.
A: I personally think there was definitely anger in BTS' early music. I thought we should talk about the lives we were living at that time. I asked the members, 'Shouldn't we talk about the world you guys are living in?' I thought they should speak about the suffering that young people are experiencing.
Q: Generally, isn't anger something for the non-conformists? It has become mainstream now, does that mean anger has disappeared?
A: I empathize with the idea that anger is for non-conformists. I've actually had that sentiment since I was young. However, just because it has become mainstream, doesn't mean the anger disappears. I believe there are injustices and absurdities in daily life. People tend to ignore them and just move on if they don't have the ability to solve it. I can't stand that. Through music, I'm continuously making efforts to change what I can change.
Q: People said that you dig into the world's hidden sides from a unique perspective.
A: For instance, I often wonder why fans have to wait in long lines overnight at broadcasting stations when the music industry has invested so much money and time already? It all starts from such dissatisfaction. Back then, even those of us in the music industry treated fans as 'overly obsessed.' Fans would wait in line for 8 hours, and suddenly, instead of the person in charge, a part-time worker under the assistant director would come out and ask them to line up again. They've already been waiting for 8 hours. They need to go home. These kinds of incidents happened too frequently. That's what I'm talking about when I say I'm angry, those are the things that made me angry. (This dissatisfaction led to innovations like Weverse)
Q: Although K-pop is at its peak now, some worry about crisis that could strike at any time. Some even say it has already begun.
A: In fact, I often say these days that we need to remove the 'K' from K-pop. I don't think continuing in this way will help the growth of the K-pop industry. K-pop now needs to meet a wider consumer base in a broader market. I believe we need to create more exits and entrances to access globally universal values. If K-pop continues in its current structure, I believe growth will be limited.
Q: When did you feel such crisis?
A: I predicted it would happen last year, now I'm seeing noticeable declines in Southeast Asia. I realize it's very risky.
Q: Could the girl group audition project with Universal Music Group be a response to that?
A: As I mentioned at the management meeting, it's one of various tactics. We need to expand our targets beyond Korea or Asia, targeting individuals from different countries and introducing K-pop through artists other than Korean or Asian teams.
Q: Selecting good artists is important. What are the qualities that make someone a superstar?
A: Star quality is the most important. Defining star quality isn't easy. Having star quality means being able to express oneself well musically and possessing the talent and skills to do so. In the case of K-pop, it means being on the fans' preference lists. That's the charm. And when a company teaches specific skills, it's important whether one can quickly acquire them.
Q: When you watch BTS dance, it seems like they dance until their bones break. How do they become like that? Is it through training?
A: Training can only take you so far, usually up to about a year after debut. To not disappoint fans, artists fundamentally need to be ambitious. Artists who don't strive for success will find it hard to succeed. These things show best on stage. Fans are sensitive to how artists present themselves on stage, and they can tell if someone's not having fun anymore, if they're just in it for the money, or if they're avoiding practice.
BTS members are modest and very down-to-earth, but they have an immense ambition to succeed musically. The stage is where they can showcase that ambition best. They don't want to go on stage without practicing because practice is the source of their confidence.
Q: A certain entrepreneur once said that the difference between first and second place is determination.
A: In the K-pop scene, determination is also an important factor. It's a proof of ambition, recognized by fans. However, determination alone doesn't define the qualities of a first-place artist. For example, some say, "Without diligence, you can't be at the top. It's hard to be at the top." Yet, many people don't practice diligently. This is why defining star quality is difficult, as mentioned earlier.
Q: So, were you born with the ability to recognize star quality?
A: Of course, there may be what's commonly called a natural talent for it. However, training seems to be more important. Being trained under good mentors while observing good stars is crucial. Looking at my own career, I've worked with superstars since I was very young. I was scouted by Park Jin-young and worked in Kim Hyung-seok's office, making music alongside artists like god, Park Ji-yoon, Rain, and others. They were all stars who dominated a generation. A producer who grew up watching such extraordinary artists naturally develops a different eye.
Q: Isn't it scary to run a business?
A: It is. There isn't a single day that I'm not afraid. I have trouble sleeping well. Every day, I feel like tomorrow might fail.
-It feels like everything's falling apart because of you...
-If you're gonna drop the 'K' in K-pop, go do business in the US or something and disappear from the K-pop scene.
-K-pop has become so boring.
-Each interview he did is so deceiving. It's completely opposite to what he's actually doing.
-If you're gonna do pop, why do it in Korea instead of going to the US?
-Stop exploiting K-pop; just do your own thing, HYBE-pop (a.k.a. knockoff).
-Ridiculous.
-Why prioritize determination instead of skill..?
-We've come this far with the "K," why drop it?
-Determination should come naturally, right? And don't people like K-pop because it's K-pop?
-Lee Soo-man stopped his bs, now Bang Si-hyuk is starting his bs.
-Your existence is absurdㅋㅋㅋ Just leave the planet because you're not helpfulㅋㅋㅋ
-Without the 'K', K-pop loses its uniqueness, what nonsense. Then why do people listen to K-pop instead of just pop?
-Please go to the US and leave the K-pop market~
-When selecting artists, it's fine to look for star quality, fan preferences, and charm, but as a singer, at least the minimum basics should be possible. Otherwise, it becomes a puppet show, disappointing.
-It's you who needs to be removed from K-pop.
-Just stop ruining K-pop and leave nowㅠㅠ
-You should leave for K-pop to survive
-Please leave, sir.
-Since when has Bang Si-hyuk ever been a nonconformist? Wasn't he part of the elite class? He's also from a well-off family.
Bang Sihyuk stated in an interview last year that, 'K-pop must remove the 'K' in order to survive'
Cravity
ATBO
Younite
8TURN
The New Six (TNX)
Xikers
-Is CRAVITY on Road to Kingdom? Can't they just go to Kingdom instead?
-It's going to be fun.
-CRAVITY might win.
-I hope everyone gets more attention and does even better~
-I was expecting P1Harmony to participate.
-CRAVITY seems to be in a different league...
-It's surprising that P1Harmony isn't participating in this season.
-It would be nice if P1Harmony also participates...
-Isn't P1Harmony doing well overseas..?
-If CRAVITY is going to Road to Kingdom, who will they call for Kingdom??
-It seems like this season was made for CRAVITY... But still, since the other teams will also gain popularity, it's not necessarily a loss.
-Is DKZ not participating in this season?
-CRAVITY is obviously going to win this, no?? I feel like I've seen them take first place on M Countdown or Music Core.
-Then I wonder who will come out for Kingdom 2.
-CRAVITY should be on Kingdom, why are they here?
-JBJ should come out on Kingdom.
-Just by looking at the names, I only know CRAVITY and don't recognize the others ㅠㅠ It would be better if there were some pictures accompanying them.
Current Lineup of 'Road to Kingdom 2'
은석이 에셈한테 길거리 캐스팅
— ag.. (@myfavoriteag11) April 30, 2024
학교앞에서
지하철역앞에서
길거리에서
다시학교앞에서
이렇게 4번 당한거래 ㄷㄷ pic.twitter.com/VbaMg7UJ4I
Eunseok: At first, I was cast in front of my school. But I wasn't interested in being a celebrity, so I rejected their offer. The second time was on the subway.
Hong Seokcheon: Did you get cast by SM again?
Eunseok: Yes... At the station, while waiting for the subway.
Hong Seokcheon: Which station was it?
Eunseok: Probably around Cheongdam area. (The third time) was while I was walking along the street. (The fourth time) was in front of my school. That was the last time, because I received their offer that time. That was three years later (after their first attempt to cast)
Hong Seokcheon: What do you think made SM notice you?
Eunseok: The thing that SM pursues... Which is visual...?
RIIZE's Eunseok
1. In front of the school
2. While waiting for the subway
3. On the street
4. In front of the school, again <- He accepted the offer this time
He revealed that SM's 4th attempt to cast him happened three years after their first attemptㅋㅋㅋ He entered SM Ent. as a trainee in the 10th grade (2017). So he probably got cast for the first time in 7th grade.
SM Ent.'s 1st attempt to cast him seems to happened when he was in middle school, since he looked similar to his elementary school graduation picture. (He transferred school in the 2nd semester of 6th grade. He had to take the graduation picture separately, hence the awkward backgroundㅋㅋㅋ)


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