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'Withdrawal from Teen Top' Cap "Idol, pseudo-dating job... I have to wear a mask" reality confession
On the 10th, a video titled 'Part 3 of what you experience when you become a celebrity that is hard to believe even after hearing it' was uploaded on the YouTube channel 'All About Job'.
In the released video, the cap rhymed, saying, "Many people say that it is a job that sells hope, pseudo-dating, and love." He continued, "It's not the idol I think of, but the fans want that and like that idol. But in reality, that person doesn't know love or dating. There is no hope. That kind of person really gives fans love and hope. Can I give it to you? I don't think so. It should be kept separate."
He said, "No matter how many people love me, it doesn't directly touch my skin. The love that one person next to me can give and the love that tens of thousands of people can give are different." Even if they meet, if they are caught, the women will be stressed and harmed. SNS is so developed that they somehow find it and send DMs, and severe people curse at them."
There were times when I was embarrassed just because my face was known. The cap said, "I was slapped by a woman in the middle of the Cheongdam intersection." But he stole my cell phone. Then he couldn't take it away from the woman by force, and he asked if he hit himself just now because his wrist hurt so much. Then a minute later, he asked if he hadn't just hit himself in the face. He said he had a bruise and called the police. He said he would."
In addition, "There are many people who want to feel superior while going around with me. They say, 'This is Teen Top.' I didn't say it. Our team is famous, but in fact I'm not famous. But even so, there are far more famous celebrities than me."
Finally, he announced, "I felt so empty, but as each day passed, I became very happy. I was so happy that I could say what I wanted to say and do what I wanted to say and do on the air."
Reporter Yoon Jun-ho, Ten Asia delo410@tenasia.co.kr
