Singer IU explains why she was beaten by her mother when she was a child... ”It was too abrupt at the age of 7.”

Singer IU revealed that she was beaten by her mother when she was young. On the 7th, IU posted on her YouTube channel "Ijigeum", "IU'Shh..' (/W My
The video titled ``First World'' was published. In the video, IU said, ``My mother was my first world, my first teacher, and my first love.
She is the first woman who taught me many things. There are more seniors. I also have a lot of respect for Professor Patti Kim.
There are so many wonderful people in the world." Influenced by his role models, he says, ``I listen to and practice the music of my seniors whom I respect musically, and I try to emulate their good points.''
I tried. "In their 30s, rather than sharing their musical and physical appearances, their standards become broader, such as, ``That kind of thing is really nice,'' or ``I want to have that kind of attitude.''
IU's mother asked, ``Would we have become friends even if we met as strangers?'' IU said, "That's right. To be honest, I don't think I could have approached him first to become friends.
I think my mother was very popular. If we were in the same class, Mom would have been the class representative.
I think the children in my class also liked my mother.
If he did that, he wouldn't have been able to get close to him so easily. Maybe they lived without becoming close."
talked. She also said, ``I talked about the women who have been impressive and influential in my life, but my mother is the person who has influenced me the most.
I wanted to start this album with my mother's story," adding, "When I asked my mother about her childhood, she realized that I
He said that he often got angry because of the abruptness, as if he were making fun of adults." IU's mother said, ``We had a fight once when I was little. But I lost.''
He continued, ``My mom hit me once, and I hit her for that reason. I hit her on the butt a lot. I hit her once in my life because it was so sudden.
He said things that a 7-year-old wouldn't say. ``Mom, I won't be going to kindergarten tomorrow, I'll have a day off. I love it because I don't go to kindergarten.''
When I said, ``Hey, don't go to kindergarten,'' she said, ``It's not that I don't want to go to kindergarten, but why do you become a mother when you want to have a day off?''
Is it? "Do you like playing days?" he asked, making me very angry." In response, IU said, ``So I apologized right away. To me, I think it was the attitude of a grown-up that was good for me.
The very fact that my mother acknowledged that ``you are right'' was a good thing that I learned for my mother, thinking that ``adults can also apologize to children.''
I think it suited him well, not because of my words, but because of the way I was teasing him."