Do Dae-yoon from Two Months "I'm sorry about Lim Kim"

Do Dae-yoon revealed that he was forcibly admitted to a mental hospital.

Do Dae-yoon, a former member of Two Months who was formed through Mnet's 'Superstar K 3', appeared on KBS Joy's 'Ask Anything' broadcast on the 19th.

Do Dae-yoon introduced himself as making music. Seo Jang-hoon asked, “What are you worried about?” Do Dae-yoon replied, “I was working as a member of Two Months 12 years ago through a contest called ‘Superstar K 3.’” He added, “I signed a contract, but after two months of activity, I was forcibly admitted to a mental hospital.”

Do Dae-yoon was 20 years old when he was forcibly admitted to a mental hospital. He confessed, “I debuted as a senior in high school, but after I turned 20, I was forced to be hospitalized due to mental difficulties while working.” He then added, “My mother forced me,” arousing surprise.

Do Dae-yoon said, "When I was active, I gained popularity all at once. It was good thanks to the public, but I was so busy that I had to attend a lot of events. I am grateful that I go to events, but I don't know that I have bipolar disorder because I always feel like I'm being dragged around and alone." "I felt it through it. At that time, I turned away and denied it. Then, an incident occurred," he explained.

After becoming an adult, one day when there were no events, Do Dae-yoon, who felt frustrated being alone in his dorm, visited a club near Gangnam Station. He said, "I was curious about where it was. I went there because I wanted to see a scene I'd only seen in movies and dramas. A man recognized me and asked me to take a picture, so I took it. Actually, I didn't think much of it when I went up. A reporter saw it and an article said, 'Captured at a club.' “He said.

He then confessed, "It seemed like the damage to his image was severe. I was told that he had gained a lot of weight, that I looked at him innocently, but that he also went to a club (I was told). I wasn't able to do the things I could do at that age and that kind of pain, so it's actually all an excuse, but it was hard."

Do Dae-yoon said, "I tend to talk a lot because my words and thoughts are more aggressive than my actions. I'm not the type to talk a lot, but I tend to think and act, but I acted roughly or spoke carelessly. I was upset about something, so I contacted my parents. I "Because I couldn't do anything I wanted, my mother came and watched me. I became a son who had lost my identity and was no longer my old self."

Do Dae-yoon's mother forcibly admitted him to a mental hospital. Do Dae-yoon said, "I was in the hospital in Incheon for about two months. It got worse. After I was discharged, I even released a single album. I lost motivation and was bipolar, so I went back and forth. I made an excuse and ran away. I went to the United States to study. "I said I was going to. I also feel sorry (to Lim Kim). I didn't have time to properly apologize. I'm so sorry," he said.

Do Dae-yoon, who returned to the United States, made a living by working in a warehouse, working part-time at a bar, and working on cell phones at an S company partner, but he said he was not interested and was not happy. He shared his current status, saying, “I decided to try music again of my own volition, so I returned to Korea two years ago.” Do Dae-yoon said that he is currently sharing Beom-jun Jang's studio without an agency, and expressed his gratitude to Beom-jun Jang for taking care of him unconditionally for the past 8 years. He also introduced that he worked with Beom-jun Jang's younger brother for his first solo album, 'Spring Again'.

To Seo Jang-hoon's question, "You want to keep moving forward toward your dream of becoming a singer, right?" Do Dae-yoon responded, "I'm worried because I can't be of any help to my parents." Lee Soo-geun gave a message of support telling people not to give up on their dreams, saying, "There are people in their 20s who have lost their lives, right? Do what you want to do now." Seo Jang-hoon gave realistic advice, saying, "You can't just do music because you have a living, and even if Beom-jun is holding on to the leg of his brother's pants, ask him to write a song and feature you. If you still don't get a response, you should pursue it as a hobby."

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr