Actor Byeon WooSeok has a frank conversation with his best friend HYERI (Girl's Day)... Did HYERI predict the ”Sungjae Syndrome”?

Actor Byeon WooSeok met with HYERI (Girl's Day) and shared behind-the-scenes stories from the TV series "Run with Sungjae on Your Back."
On the 31st (today), HYERI's YouTube channel "HYERI" posted a message saying, "Byeon WooSeok incident, 30 years of friends' tastes are greatly influenced by each other.
The video was posted with the title "This is a case where I have summarized what happened." The guest on this day was actor Byeon WooSeok. The two co-starred in "Flowers Bloom," and even studied acting together.
When HYERI asked about the recent popularity of the TV series, Byeon WooSeok replied, "It's still a bit vague. I can't really believe it." He continued, "Recently, I was on the show 'Jeonju International Film Festival' and
I participated in the "Art Festival" once. I heard that the location was changed because it was held outdoors and there was a possibility of an accident. Also, I was really happy. I wanted to see me.
When asked about his impression when he first read the script for the TV series, Byeon WooSeok said, "This is something you really can't miss. When I read the script, that scene
I could imagine it. I thought I would be very happy if I was in that space, and I wanted to do it unconditionally. Every day I called the director of my office and asked him how things were going.
"I think it was the first time I read the script and got hooked," he said. HYERI also said, "When I heard that I was going to be doing it, I knew that the viewers would absolutely love it.
Yes. So I thought the character was very similar to the person I usually think of as Byeon WooSeok. So that's how it is? I have to do it unconditionally, right?
He revealed that he predicted success, saying, "I thought that if I appeared on this, my oppa's (Byeon WooSeok) life would change."
"You sang, sang, performed on stage, acted like a 19-year-old, and acted like a 34-year-old. It must have been really hard," HYERI said. Byeon WooSeok responded, "I was really worried.
So before filming began, I had many readings with the writer and director. I also learned how to swim. I wasn't very good at swimming before," he said. "I tried to do what I could, and did my best.
I made time to go and study." He also said he learned a lot about singing, saying, "Directors tend to tweak what you record. Luckily, people made it how they wanted.
Regarding singing, he said, "I've always wanted to sing in my work. I really wanted to sing in my work. The directors were directing me, so I was really happy."
It was really good, and I didn't have as many moments as I thought where I could hear my own voice. It was fun to do it while listening to it."
"I wanted to do well, so I was greedy," he said. Some behind-the-scenes footage from the TV series was also revealed for the first time. Byeon WooSeok said, "In the former scene, we sing 'It seems like that's what happened.'
There was a scene. I was recording it and then I was going to do it," he said. "It won't come out. There was already a better singer singing it, and that scene was already done.
Byeon WooSeok said that the thing he was most happy to hear was the praise that he was a "cure for Monday blues," and added, "Before I did this job, I
I often hated Mondays. I really feel like I'm healing people, so I'm very grateful and happy," he said, thanking the viewers.