Sorn reflected on CLC’s discography.
Koreaboo
In an exclusive interview with STAGEformer CLC member Smiling talked about his musical journey from moving from Thailand to Korea to debut in the K-Pop group to moving to Singapore and pursuing a solo career.
Sorn was asked: “During that time, were there any CLC songs you didn’t really like? Or are the songs right for you?” Sorn confessed “There sure are a lot of them!”
Sorn gave some examples of the more “questionable” concepts that she didn’t like. For example, he mentioned the group’s Japanese single.
I think in the first 2-3 years, 2 years, the first 2 years, we were given songs that are very… questionable, I would say. Because the girls and I were trained to do a lot of “girl crush” concepts, and then at some point it got really “cute.” We had this phase where we were cheerleaders. Our Japanese single was a cheerleading single.
— Sorry
Sorn stressed that she enjoyed every return and every era. However, he explained that what he found “strange” was the shift between “cute” concepts, which would require a youthful aesthetic such as school uniforms, and the “girl crush” concept that CLC is usually associated with.
I mean, I’ve enjoyed every single return and every single era that we’ve had, but the weird part was that we went back and forth in between. I was wearing school uniforms and then all of a sudden it turned into this “girl crush” concept that CLC is known for now.
— Sorry
There are certainly things that Sorn wished hadn’t been captured and spread across the Internet. Yet they are there, under everyone’s eyes.
I wish it wasn’t on the Internet; It’s like that on the Internet. Just Google it, it’s right there and our fans know it too.
— Sorry
Watch the full interview below.
