U-Know Yunho, known as the epitome of 'passion man,' candidly shared his thoughts on his career, acting, and the viral resurgence of his solo track as the 'Lesson' meme.
On the YouTube channel 'No Back Tak Jae-hoon,' operated by Tak Jae-hoon, a video titled 'U-Know Yunho, Passion Man Receiving Sweet Lessons' was uploaded.
In the video, Yunho discussed his first solo album in 22 years, 'I-KNOW,' stating, "It's a condensation of my 22-year career," and introduced the title track 'Stretch' as a reflection of an artist's struggles and stage stories. Known as the entertainment industry's 'passion man,' Yunho expressed, "I don't stop until I'm satisfied," adding, "Satisfaction and doing your best are different, and it's up to the public to judge."
Yunho also opened up about his 2021 solo track 'Thank U,' which recently became a viral 'First Lesson, Second Lesson' meme. He admitted, "Of course, I felt a little good," but also confessed, "I was thankful, but honestly, it was bittersweet."
He continued, "I was worried that it shouldn't start like this," explaining, "From my perspective, it was a song I poured my heart into, and I even made my first 19+ music video, singing seriously." He then performed a serious rendition of 'Thank U.'
Yunho also revealed his passionate side regarding love. When asked if he wanted to be passionate about love, he earnestly replied, "I've had a few relationships and gave it my all without regrets." He added, "Timing is crucial in relationships. The worst kind of man is one who isn't there when the other person needs him, and I couldn't be there when they needed me, so the timing was off."
Meanwhile, Yunho recently showcased his acting skills in the Disney+ original series 'Fine.' Reflecting on his acting journey, he said, "When I first debuted as an actor, I didn't know how to act and just tried hard," adding, "I'm grateful for those times because they led me to become 'Bulguk' in 'Fine,'" addressing the controversies surrounding his acting skills.