Currently Yoo Jae Seok is busy taking care of the boy group from the 'Hangout With Yoo' program. The song that was just released as a series of debuts won an all kill, this is how Yoo Jae Seok responded.
Yoo Jae Seok in an interview with JTBC during the 57th Baeksang Arts Awards talked about many things. This moment is special because this year the famous MC has entered 30 years of his career.
Moreover, Yoo Jae Seok rarely does interviews with the media as himself personally. This time he appeared as a guest star, instead of the usual host.
When asked about the program "Hangout With Yoo", Yoo Jae Seok admitted that it was quite difficult to host a television program alone. "I do something myself is the concept and identity of the program. But honestly, it's very difficult to continue a TV program completely alone. There are limits to comedy recordings that you make yourself," he explained.
As is known, Yoo Jae Seok was successful with the "Hangout With Yoo" program. This time he is focusing on welcoming the debut of his own boy group, MSG Wannabe, which is inspired by the vocal group SG Wannabe.
Not long ago MSG Wannabe released two songs for each of its units. Despite being a project group for a television show, the two songs were able to top the charts. Even "Foolish Love" from the M.O.M unit consisting of Parc Jae Jung, Ji Suk Jin, Wonstein, and KCM.
Regarding the achievement, Yoo Jae Seok said, "From the perspective of someone who likes music and listens to songs a lot, there is a lot of cool and sophisticated music out there. But there are times when you think, 'I want to hear this type of music.' That's what 'Hangout With Yoo' did. I'm very grateful for this success."
Although it is only temporary, Yoo Jae Seok has done his best so that the songs of MSG Wannabe can be enjoyed and liked by the public. Because according to him it will be a waste if their investment of time, ideas, and money is not well received.
"Imagine the emptiness we would feel if we invested all that money and put out new music and then disappeared without public interest. That's why the production team and I had to think hard to do something like that," he concluded. (wk/inta)
