Eric Nam Reveals Real Reason Behind Disappearance from Korean TV: ‘Panic Disorder Led to Physical Paralysis’

Eric Nam Reveals Real Reason Behind Disappearance from Korean TV: ‘Panic Disorder Led to Physical Paralysis’

Recently, a video titled “Meeting Eric Nam on the street and starting an improvised music session on the street” was uploaded to the YouTube channel “JAYKEEOUT”. In the clip, Eric Nam reunited with his longtime acquaintance Jay, sharing updates on his life and opening up about his past struggles.

Looking back on his time actively promoting in Korea, Eric Nam confessed: “Despite appearing bright on the outside, I suffered from extreme loneliness and mental stress.” He revealed that he developed panic disorder, which led to severe symptoms, including partial physical paralysis. He also said he went through a particularly difficult period in which he survived on porridge alone for about three months.

He went on to explain how these experiences led him to change the direction of his career. Eric Nam has since expanded his activities onto the global stage, currently appearing on the US reality show The Traitors. In addition to music, he has also been involved in Hollywood films and series, taking part not only as a performer but also in the planning and production.

Despite his global success, he admitted that his current lifestyle is far from easy. Without a manager or staff, Eric Nam travels the world alone to meet his schedule. He revealed that for over a year he hasn’t stayed in one place for more than a week, maintaining an extremely demanding routine. He added that the loneliness he feels during this time has become a central theme in his recent album.

Towards the end of the video, Eric Nam was seen holding an impromptu street-to-street session, connecting with fans through live music. He naturally engaged with the audience, demonstrating his ability to communicate through his performances.

Meanwhile, Eric Nam debuted in 2013 and continues to expand his career globally, focusing on music tours in the United States and also exploring broadcast and content production in various fields.

Sources: Daum

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