”FTISLAND” Lee HONG-KI, ”Sustainable 'K', the Future of Korean Youth”

"For many of the people creating 'K' content, I think the initial 'K' represents pride."
On the 17th, Lee HONG-KI, a member of the legendary Korean band "FTISLAND", attended the Seoul
He emphasized the meaning of "K" at the "2024 K Forum" held in Ludong City.
Ram will present timely themes while examining the activities of Korean brands and Korean content in the fields of culture, arts, entertainment, and industry, and share theoretical and practical insights with leaders from all walks of life.
The event was organized by the entertainment and sports newspaper Nikkan Sports and the general economic weekly magazine Economist to share the knowledge and skills of the Korean people.
Ram's theme is "K-Makers: People who make K." He said, "He is a vocalist in the band FTISLAND, but he also works as a solo singer, an actor in TV series, movies, and musicals.
I also run a personal YouTube channel called “HONG-KI.” Through these activities, I have come to realize how much influence the initial “K” has around the world, beyond the content.
HONG-KI emphasized that he feels proud to be a "K-Maker" as he shared his experiences in concerts, musicals, and YouTube activities.
HONG-KI said, "In the K-content industry, there are not only singers, actors, and creators, but also many staff members in charge of cameras, sound, lighting, props, etc., and each of them has their own stories.
HONG-KI also emphasized that the efforts of each K-Maker are being combined to create K-content and K-components.
"I hope that the experiences shared at today's K Forum will go beyond the present and become the foundation for the future of K," said HONG-KI. "'Sustainable K' will be the foundation for the future of K," he said.
"I, Lee HONG-KI, will continue to work as a K-Maker in my position.
"I promise," he said, promising to work hard to revive K-content.