Hoshi and Woozi appeared as guests. On this day, comedian Jang Do Yeong asked the two, who are scheduled to enlist in the second half of the year, "Even if there were no military issues, did you have plans to work together as a unit?"
Hoshi responded, "I thought that we would do it together someday, but there are a lot of systems in the company.
The opportunity to do this just came up, so I went ahead with it without any regard for enlistment."
Regarding the title song "96ers," Hoshi said, "Whenever Woozi has an idea but it doesn't work out, he asks me, 'What do you want to say here?'
Since it was just the start, I said, 'Beware of heavy rain when the two of us get together,' and they told me to write it right away."
"Isn't he a producer who has been through this? The bank book of this kind of girl is proof of that," he said, showing his conviction. "Why aren't they appearing on variety shows? Why aren't they filming commercials?
"There's no need to do that. So they listen carefully to what they're told. They write the lyrics as they're told, and when I say, 'Please change this bit,' they correct it right away," he added, drawing laughter.
Currently, Woozi has a whopping 200 songs registered for copyright.
Hoshi said, "Uzi doesn't consume anything to begin with," and "I was in Uzi's studio.
When I did, I received an email with a detailed statement of my copyright fees. When I opened it, I found that the amount was ridiculous. And I was still a newbie.
"If I'm born next, I want to be Uzi's son," he confessed.
In response, Woozi said, "I think the same thing sometimes. My son wonders how easy the world would be. If only he wasn't greedy, he would think, 'How beautiful and comfortable the world would be.'
"I wondered if I could live a normal life," he said with a bitter smile. Meanwhile, the special unit of "SEVENTEEN"
Hoshi and Woozi released their first single "BEAM" on the 10th of last month.
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