On the Episode of 24 July by Mbn’s The exclusive of the world, Singer KanhaOnce a member of the Idolo group PasaHe opened on his current life and his past struggles. Now known as the “Na Hoon-a of Masan,” The aspiring singer of the top-time workshops to make quotes, including physically demanding job in a wholesale fish market. “I have been doing it for about three months. The job is early in the morning, so I help me when I can”, He explained, as he loaded the seafood to auction in the pre-alba hours.
After his turn, he was seen returning to a modest Apartment of a room Where he lives with his elderly father, who suffers from mobility problems. Hwanhae also works shifts in a local Galbi chicken restaurant to support them.
Debut 25 years ago like Pasa’s main singerHwanhae reflected on the price that his family paid for his dreams. “The agency continued to ask my father money, calling him an” investment “. We ended up giving them almost 300 million victories (about $ 220,000) “, He remembered. “But we have never restored anything, not even a real budget.”
Despite the massive sum, Hwanhae and his family have never seen a return to their investment. “At the time we lost a lot of money”, he admitted, his words underline to recurring problem in the entertainment sector where trainees full of hope and their families fall victims financial exploitation Under the remains of the debut opportunities.
Hwanhae’s story hit an agreement with the spectators, pushing discussions on Practices not regulated in idol formation agenciesEspecially in the early 2000s, when many companies operated without transparency.
Now by building a new career as a trot singer and takes care of his sick father, Hwanhae is slowly regaining the attention of the public, not only for his voice, but also for his resilience and honesty. His experience acts as a powerful reminder of the Emotional and financial costs behind the K-pop dream.
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