At the end of the March 4 broadcast of the tvN variety show “Your Block Quiz”a preview was released with WOODZ, attracting attention with the exciting story he shared.
In the teaser, WOODZ talked about his recent activities, including how one of the songs he sang during his military service unexpectedly gained popularity and created a “inverse graph” phenomenon.
Despite being discharged from the military in July last year, WOODZ appeared in the preview with his hair still cut short. Smiling brightly, she explained that she chose the look because she wanted to appear in the style that fans liked best.
The singer also reflected on his early life, revealing that he moved to Brazil at the age of 13 to pursue football. However, already as a young man he dreamed of becoming a singer.
Recalling a conversation with his mother, WOODZ said he once confessed, “Mom, there’s actually a reason why I want to stay in Korea. I want to become a singer.” He laughed as he said his mother responded by telling him to focus on playing football instead.
During the preview, WOODZ also spoke candidly about a painful chapter of his family life. He said many people assume his family background was comfortable, but he explained that the the reality was very different.
He revealed that he once received the devastating news that his father had died abroad. WOODZ said he personally brought his father’s cremation urn back to Korea, holding it in his arms during the journey. THE emotional confession marked the first time he shared this story publicly.
Meanwhile, WOODZ released his first full-length album, “Archive. 1”, on March 4, marking 13 years since its debut.
The album represents a new chapter in his career and serves as the first official record of his musical journey. Reflecting the artistic identity he has built over the years, WOODZ participated in the writing, composition and production of every track on the album.
With a total of 17 songs, “Archive. 1” explores a wide range of genres, including ballad rock, pop punk, jazz and alternative R&B, offering a diverse look at the musical world and creative evolution of WOODZ.
Sources: Nate
