Ex courageous girls (now known as Bbgirls) The member Yejin has opened its difficult experiences as an idol and the reasons behind his anticipated departure by the group, before their sudden ascent to fame.
On September 4, Yejin appeared in an interview on the YouTube channel 원마이크, where he candidly reflected on his past as one of Brave girls‘Original members.
Yejin revealed that rigorous management has put a strain on its mental health: “So, the idols were extremely controlled. We could not be close to other singers, and sometimes they even followed me in the bathroom. I could not contact my family and I didn’t feel any sense of realization. This is when the depression started.”
He added that even speaking could be criticized: “If I said something, the company asked,” Do you think you are Hyuna or Lee Hyori? “It seemed suffocating.”
After pleading his agency to stop his contract, he was issued on condition that he would not sign with another entertainment company. Yejin then attempted the acting auditions but in the end he decided to return to Canada, feeling lost and unable to adapt.
Later, the encouragement of friends during her Miss Korea days inspired her to try a new path. He has pursued the formation to become a conductor of shows and is now in his fourth year in Lotte Home Shopping, living a happier and more stable life.
Despite his struggles, Yejin did nothing but support for his former group when Brave girls“Traces like” Rollin ‘”and” We Ride “have become viral: “They endured much more time than me, and that’s why they had such surprising days. I really congratulate them and I feel grateful every time they mention my name.”
Fans who saw the interview left support comments such as: “His journey was not easy, but I admire his resilience” AND “The agency seems so controlled. I am happy to have found happiness now.”
Brave girlsOnce on the verge of dissolution, it has become one of the most famous “reverse successful stories” of K-Pop, showing that perseverance can also transform the songs forgotten into national successes.
Sources: Nate News
