Red Velvet's Wendy "I lived only by listening to other people's stories"... 'Wish You Hell' comes to mind

Wendy talked about her new song.

On the 26th, Red Velvet's Wendy and solo singer Hong Isaac appeared on SBS Power FM's 'Doo O'Clock Escape Cultwo Show'.

Wendy, who made a comeback with her 2nd mini album 'Wish You Hell' on the 12th, explained the title song of her new album. He said the title was powerful and was honest, saying, “It’s a title given to me by the company.” Wendy said about the lyrics, "I'm not saying this to the other person. It's a story I'm saying to myself in the past. Don't live like yourself, who only listened to other people's stories, but live as yourself. Find your true self."

Wendy also revealed that when she first heard the title, she was worried, “Is this something I can work on?” He said he thought about whether he would be able to promote because of the word 'Hell' in the title. DJ Kim Tae-gyun made everyone laugh by saying, “We are already active.” He also revealed that he worked hard for three days to record it. When Kim Tae-gyun said that it wouldn't normally take that long to work on one song, Wendy expressed confidence, saying, "I could do more if I edit and record it. But I worked really hard."

When asked about her nickname when she was young, Wendy said, "My real name is 'Son Seung-wan'. In relation to my name, it was 'Son Goku' and 'Pea'." When asked if he was famous because he was good at singing when he was young, he said, "No, nothing in particular," and then became embarrassed, saying, "It wasn't there when I was in elementary school, but only when I got to high school." He then confessed that the difficulty of raising children was enormous. He surprised those around him by giving a specific example of putting things in his mouth that said 'Do not eat'.

Ten Asia Reporter Lee So-jeong forusojung@tenasia.co.kr