While conducting an interview with Vogue, ENHYPEN members reveal a number of challenges they have felt throughout their career journey. What Do They Say?
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Behind the glittering life of a K-Pop idol, there are many difficult things that they have to go through. As experienced by ENHYPEN, the group dropping out of the Mnet program "I-LAND".
During an exclusive interview with Vogue, this 7-member group revealed the biggest challenges in their career journey so far. Leader Jungwon explained that participating in "I-LAND" was the most challenging part.
He explained, "Filming our first reality show was a little challenging for me personally, because I am someone who is introverted. Since we were together as ENHYPEN for many months, I'm sure there will be bigger challenges ahead, but I'm sure we will solve them together. as a team. "
Even though there are times when they have to go through hard times, Jake revealed that the members are always trying to get through it. They encourage each other so that the hard days feel easier to deal with.
"I feel touched when I see our members support and lead each other when someone is not at their best. I always feel the importance of the team whenever I witness this," said Jake.
Visual member Sunghoon revealed preparing for debut as the most difficult challenge in his career journey. "This is my first time being part of a team, so there are difficulties adjusting to everything new. But while experiencing many things for myself, I learned a lot and grew as a person," he explained.
Sunoo also considers the beginning of their career and the moment of making the MV debut as the most challenging moments. He explained, "There were times where I had to try acting during our video shoot. I received positive feedback for the expression on my face, but sometimes I felt lost."
For the oldest member Heeseung (Heesung), the biggest challenge in his career was when ENHYPEN was invited to big events such as the Mnet Asian Music Awards (MAMA). But like the others, he felt the members' support had a calming effect.
"The performance at our first award ceremony was difficult, and (energy) we were drained to prepare it. But we finished it strong while supporting each other and learning more about teamwork through the process," said the 2001-born idol.
Finally, maknae Ni-Ki considers debuting at a young age and leaving his home country as the toughest challenge. "I questioned whether I could do well on my own when I left Japan. But because this is a dream I've had since I was little, I think I can go this far with my passion," he concluded. (wk / eval)
