In a video published on Sung yes kyung’s YouTube channel Sung yes kyung On July 16, Soyou joined the other artists Jo Jazz AND Lim seulong For a relaxed conversation for drinks. When asked if he saw the Tangerine themed drama set in Jeju, Soyou said, “I did it, but I was a little disappointed” pushing the immediate teasing by the guests.
Lim Seulong warned humorously, “We are about to return”, “ And Sung yes Kyung joked, “We cut this part” Before Soyou quickly clarifies his comment. The disappointment did not concern the quality of the drama: it concerned the Lack of jeju dialect use.
As someone born in Jeju, Soyou explained that he could not wait to hear more of the unique speech of the island, especially after enjoying the way he was presented Our blues. “When I saw our blues, it was fun to see people don’t understand the jeju dialect: it was fun to interpret it. I wanted to do this time, but I couldn’t. (Of course) the drama itself was very fun”, He shared.
Soyou, who moved to Seoul at the age of eight, embraced his Jeju roots for a long time. Her affectionate nickname “Jeju’s Girl” reflects her pride in her identity as a city, which has made the linguistic choices of the drama even more personal for her.
In the meantime, Soyou marked his return to music on the same day with the release of his digital single “PDA” (Public affection display), adding to its legacy of expressive pop tracks.
From his honest cultural perspective to his musical return, Soyou continues to enchant fans with his personality of earth and a strong sense of identity.
