Kwanghee appeared on the newest episode of “Radio Star”!
On the July 29 broadcast of MBC’s “Radio Star,” Kwanghee appeared as a guest alongside Jessi, Ayumi, and Nam Yoon Soo.
As a current host of “Weekly Idol,” Kwanghee shared, “When idols come on the show, since I’m an idol and have done many variety programs, I tend to offer tons of recommendation .”
However, he mentioned that his position sometimes makes him upset, commenting that under-appreciated members are often only seen clapping while a more popular member does an interview. Kwanghee explained, “They tend to try to to more interviews but I do interviews with the opposite members too. It’s a touch of a shame that folks think that just one central member does interviews therefore the other members with many talent and potential are only clapping.”
Kwanghee shared, “When the cameras close up , I tell them, ‘The group isn't forever. You shouldn’t be clapping but finding opportunities to form comments. They’re them, and you’re you.'”
The hosts also mentioned ZE:A’s “Aftermath,” which was originally released in 2012 but recently went viral. Kwanghee commented, “Because of ‘Aftermath,’ many of us are honestly going crazy.”
When asked why it’s gaining traction now, Kwanghee candidly exclaimed, “Exactly! People are a touch weird. within the past, they wouldn’t watch us even once we begged them to and now people are asking the nine folks to market together. How can the nine folks get together? albeit we were to urge together, they might only like us for one to 2 weeks then stop,” adding that he felt very hurt during his promotions as an idol.
ZE:A last released music together in September 2015 with a compilation album. The members have since relocated to different agencies, completed their mandatory military services, and focused on solo activities, but they need technically not officially disbanded./soompi
On the July 29 broadcast of MBC’s “Radio Star,” Kwanghee appeared as a guest alongside Jessi, Ayumi, and Nam Yoon Soo.
As a current host of “Weekly Idol,” Kwanghee shared, “When idols come on the show, since I’m an idol and have done many variety programs, I tend to offer tons of recommendation .”
However, he mentioned that his position sometimes makes him upset, commenting that under-appreciated members are often only seen clapping while a more popular member does an interview. Kwanghee explained, “They tend to try to to more interviews but I do interviews with the opposite members too. It’s a touch of a shame that folks think that just one central member does interviews therefore the other members with many talent and potential are only clapping.”
Kwanghee shared, “When the cameras close up , I tell them, ‘The group isn't forever. You shouldn’t be clapping but finding opportunities to form comments. They’re them, and you’re you.'”
The hosts also mentioned ZE:A’s “Aftermath,” which was originally released in 2012 but recently went viral. Kwanghee commented, “Because of ‘Aftermath,’ many of us are honestly going crazy.”
When asked why it’s gaining traction now, Kwanghee candidly exclaimed, “Exactly! People are a touch weird. within the past, they wouldn’t watch us even once we begged them to and now people are asking the nine folks to market together. How can the nine folks get together? albeit we were to urge together, they might only like us for one to 2 weeks then stop,” adding that he felt very hurt during his promotions as an idol.
ZE:A last released music together in September 2015 with a compilation album. The members have since relocated to different agencies, completed their mandatory military services, and focused on solo activities, but they need technically not officially disbanded./soompi
