Singer K.Will talked with JAEJUNG about his bitter experience at a broadcasting station.
The 35th episode of the talk show "Jetching" by "Jet Studio" has a video titled "We're so close we even kissed"
The video was posted. K.Will appeared as a guest in the video. When asked why he appeared, he said, "I came out to listen to some old stories that I couldn't understand (from JAEJUNG)."
Jaejung looked unsure and expressed his anxiety, saying, "If the guest were to now erase a story that already existed and make up a new one that didn't exist, I would strongly disagree."
K.Will confessed that JAEJUNG kissed the back of his hand when they first met, and commented, "I'm still amazed."
He talked about the day he met Kim Jun Su (Xia) and Kim Jaejung and took a photo together.
He then said, "I heard Jaejung say, 'Brother, can I teach you how to kiss?'" He then handed his hand over to Jaejung at his request and "kissed the back of his hand."
Then he said, "At that time, JAEJUNG was 19 or 18 years old," drawing laughter. The topic changed and JAEJUNG said, "Brother, you were in Starship again.
(K.Will's management office) Archaeopteryx," and asked, "Brother, you've watched 'IVE' a lot, haven't you?"
When K.Will replied, "I can't see much," JAEJUNG expressed his disappointment, saying, "I can't see much? Why, even though we're in the same company."
K.Will explained, "Actually, I don't have anything to do at the office," and JAEJUNG replied, "If you ask IVE for an autograph, he'll do it."
Jaejung told K.Will, "I still have the CD you gave me a long time ago," and expressed his feelings as a fan of "IVE."
K.Will looked touched as he recalled, "Once upon a time, I went to a TV station I wasn't familiar with for a program, and there were albums and CDs of various artists thrown away in the trash."
He continued, "I took out some CDs (from the trash) and opened them, and my CD was among them," to which Jaejung frowned and said, "I hate it."
He said, "I called the company and told them that the show was unlikely to go ahead, but I ended up appearing on the show," and added, "I received an apology from the show's production company, but I was unsure what to do with the album."
Jaejung agreed, saying, "Our albums are not square objects that you give as a gift," and sternly warned, "They are not for that purpose, so don't sell them, even in the second-hand trade."
When K.Will said, "I have one too," Jaejung responded, "I looked for mine the other day and it was being traded for 4,000 won (about 440 yen)," and said, "I felt bad.
" he said, drawing laughter. Meanwhile, K.Will is meeting audiences through the musical "Great Comet" which is running at the Universal Arts Center in Seoul until June 16th.
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