The Mc Yoo Jae-Suk veteran and Shinee’s key, which has been in the sector for 17 years, spoke with the bad behavior of some junior celebrities, underlining the importance of humility and professionalism for the longevity of his career.
In particular, in the episode of 3 May of the YouTube variety show “PINGUGU”, Key reflects on what has arrived in the sector, admitting that he has never imagined to last so long. He commented, “I think young idols are just starting to dream in the long term. But then people have constantly asked if we could last.”
Yoo Jae-Suk added, “Do you feel questions like” How long can you continue to do it? “And even if they are well intentioned, they are stressful to listen to.” He then stressed that those who remain humble and continue to give their best tend to have lasting careers, affirming, “You can perceive when someone won’t arrive far away. It is not a specific person, it’s just a atmosphere.”
Later, when he was asked if he never gives advice to the junior, the MC replied, “Some people begin to behave unpleasantly arrogantly. But even if I had told them something, would they listen to?”
To this, a strongly agreed key, noting that many idols begin very young. “There are junior who I’m sure will regret their behavior in the late 1920s. They think their reputation exists only in this bubble and forget that traveling out”, He said.
The member Shinee recalled, “The people who once said ‘music begins in 3, 2, 1’ in the musical performances now are main producers and writers. If I had led to as a jerk then, now I would be uncomfortable.” However, despite wanting to guide his young people, the key confessed is a sadness in knowing that he cannot say much because, “If a single comment could change them, they would have already changed.”
Finally, Yoo Jae-Suk concluded saying: “Unless someone wants to hear advice, it doesn’t make sense to offer it. It’s not an easy thing to do.”
