Na Hoon-ah speaks of her determination at retirement concert: ”I'm finally going to put my feet on the ground and walk forward”

"I want to know if what they (politicians) are doing is really for the good of the country," singer Na Hoon-ah said in her final concert before her retirement on the 10th, harshly criticizing the political world.
Na Hoon-ah also criticized the impeachment political situation during her concert in Daegu.
Thank you for the last concert. On the first day of the performance, I said, "I wasn't going to say anything because I'm quitting.
"But..." she began. "Recently, I don't really understand where my right arm is and where my left arm is. The left arm is looking at the right arm and making a big fuss saying it's your fault. (Pointing to her left arm) Are you not to blame?
"When I was young, I had a fight with my brother, and my mother told me that brothers should never fight, no matter what. Now, there's a big fuss, and I don't mind condemning it, but I think half of it is
"We need to have a proper discussion about national defense and the economy," he said. "Right now, it's not surprising that a bomb could fall on us. That's the situation in our country. On TV, a soldier was captured and one soldier said,
They were crying, but isn't it strange to entrust our lives to them? The problem is that the media is broadcasting it live. That kind of thing shouldn't be broadcast live. Kim Jung Eun from the North
"Why do you like it that much?" Na Hoon-ah also spoke about her retirement, saying, "I've lived my life walking on clouds. Even though the life of a star may look good, I'm also a human being and it's hard to live.
"I finally feel like I can put my feet back on the ground and walk forward. The best thing I've ever done in my life was deciding to put down the microphone," he said matter-of-factly.
The audience sighed in sadness at the farewell, and Na Hoon-a sang his final song, "Man," while holding back tears.
A woman in her 50s who attended the performance said, "Na Hoon-ah's last performance was so amazing that no one could imitate her. Her small-minded views on politics and society were amazing.
"She made some cool comments, but I'm really sad that we won't be able to see her like that anymore," she said. Na Hoon-ah will be holding her final concert at the KSPO Dome for three days until the 12th.
After announcing his retirement from the music industry in February last year, he toured the country for about a year, performing in Daejeon, Gangneung, Andong, Jinji, and other cities.
The group has said goodbye to fans across the country, including in Jinju, Incheon, and Gwangju. This Seoul concert will be the finale.
In a letter published through her management office in October last year, Na Hoon-ah wrote, "How does it feel to experience the 'final stage' for the first time?
I can't imagine what it will be like, but I'm having as much fun as I always have, and my heart is filled with the desire to try even harder. I'm going to sing a farewell song with a smile on my face. Thank you everyone."
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