It's Tiring To Be Asked The Same

Everything Moves Way Too Fast.

If A Korean Artist Reaches To The Top, We're All Ready To Stand Up And Applaud For Him Or Her.

In Korea, It's A Tradition To Inherit Your Father's Business. Unfortunately, I'm The Only Son In The Entire Family, So They Were Forcing Too Much.

When I Signed With Scooter Braun And I Decided To Go Overseas To Promote My Song, The Only Concern Was How Should I Communicate With The Public And The Audience With My Language. Scooter And I Talked A Lot About That: Should We Translate Or Not? Finally We Didn't, And I Think That Was A Really Good Decision.

We Are Just At The Studio, Me And My Choreographers, We Are Spending Like 30 Nights And We Are Thinking, What Is My Next Dance Move? Because In Korea There Are Huge Expectations About My Dancing. So It Was A Lot Of Pressure.