”17th anniversary since debut” Girls' Generation's Hyo Yeon worries about retirement time... ”There's a limit to the concept, should I retire this year or next year...”

Hyo Yeon of the group Girls' Generation, which is celebrating its 17th anniversary since its debut, has been pondering on when to retire. On the 24th, Hyo Yeon's YouTube channel "Level Up of Hyo Yeon" posted a message saying, "I'm a talented
The video, titled "CHANG BIN Showing His Ability / Bapsahyeo EP.06", was posted.
CHANG BIN of "Kids" met with Hyo Yeon. Hyo Yeon said, "I buy all the food the guests want.
Because I earned a lot of money," he said, and then asked back with a laugh, "By the way, aren't you rich too, CHANG BIN?"
CHANG BIN revealed that JYP Entertainment will move to a new building in five years.
In response, Hyo Yeon said, "The JYP building I knew was in Cheongdam-dong," and in response to CHANG BIN's words that he was there at the time, she said, "You've been a trainee for a long time.
"Yes," she said in surprise. Hyo Yeon then spoke about the SM Entertainment building. "There was a time when SM (Entertainment) was located in Cheongdam.
At that time, I would say that we (Girls' Generation) had 99% of the shares, but now we've moved to Seongsu-dong. It's not us there, it's Aespa and NCT. Our shares are there.
"I can't do that," she said with a laugh. Hyo Yeon then reminisced about her time as a trainee at SM. Unlike JYP, where they had composition classes, Hyo Yeon said, "We had sight-singing,
There were acting classes, Chinese classes, Japanese classes, and English classes. But I had to take acting classes even though I wasn't going to be an actor. There was also a speech class, but I skipped that class a lot."
Hyo Yeon said, "The hardest things for me were acting class and speech. I only took speech class once. I think acting class is the foundation of acting. I only had to imitate animals.
But then the time came when I realized I was in reality and I said, "I'll try harder in dance class," and ran away." Hyo Yeon also responded to CHANG BIN's question, "Until what age do you want to be a singer?"
In response to the question, "I ask myself that question every day," she said, "I think there is a limit to the energy and concepts that a singer can show. Lately, I've been thinking about whether it's really until this year or next year."
When should I do it?" I wondered.