On May 16, Kara’s Park Gyuri Uploaded a video entitled “2nd Gen Star Park Gyuri Drinks Daytime Soju with SS501 OPPAS “On his YouTube channel” I’m Gyuri “, where he met with ex SS501 members Heo Young-Seng AND Kim Ku-Jong. The trio, which was all below DSP—Home to legendary groups like Six gravels AND End.kl—The affectionate memories seasoned during a relaxed meal.
While remember, Gyuri He admitted that during his period as a trainee, he was intimidated by his elderly in SS501. “Then, SS501 I felt so untouchable. I couldn’t even take a visual contact with them”, She said laughing.
Kim Ku-Jong replied modestly, saying, “It wasn’t so. Guys, you debuted immediately after we had been close for years.”
Their conversation soon moved to the training environment DSP. When Kim Ku-Jong asked Gyuri Speaking of his interior experience, he replied candidly: _ “They did not train us. There was no systematic structure.” _Heo Young-Seng quickly agreed, saying, “The same for us. This is how it was DSP.”
Park Gyu-Ri Added, “Basically it was,” discover it alone and grow alone. “” Kim Ku-Jong He echoed this feeling, calling it an environment “survival of the other”.
The trio also recalled the now legal DSP Study of the basement at Cheongdam-Dong, where once trainees and idols once practiced. “We all trained there. It also appears in Buzz’s music video for” Coward “,” Kim Ku-Jong noted.
Gyuri Added with a laugh, “When SS501 came to the studio, we always left and we said goodbye to you guys. But I guess you don’t remember. Maybe this is the difference between trainees and idols already deviated.”
Although carefree, the conversation offered a rare look and behind the scenes to the often chaotic and unregulated training environments of the second generation K-pop idols. Park Gyuri’s Sincere comments are added to the growing speech on how the idol system evolved and to what extent it came from those early days.
