Kim Soo-cheol “Parents, don’t ‘do something else’… Farewell album = ruined warehouse” [Morning Yard]

[My Daily = Reporter Kang Da-yoon] Singer Kim Soo-cheol talked about the hit of his first solo album, which was his farewell album.

Kim Soo-cheol appeared on KBS 1TV’s ‘Morning Yard”s ‘Tuesday Invitation’ broadcast on the 19th and showed off his cheerful wit.

On this day, Kim Soo-cheol said, “(Music) was my hobby throughout college, and even after I graduated from college, my parents were still against it. Didn’t I go to engineering school? Engineering school has a lot of math. Differential calculus, integral calculus, what kind of math, what kind of math. That’s why my head started shaking. “He said.

He continued, “After graduating from college, I studied again and entered graduate school majoring in public administration. My parents were against it. They said, ‘Don’t do anything else and study.’”

At the same time, he recalled, “There were many record companies who wanted to release an LP. Since I had only made loud music, I composed quiet music to keep it for myself. That was called ‘A flower that never fully bloomed’. That was a failure.”

However, soon, “It was ruined and put in the warehouse, and it happened to become a hit. It didn’t take off from the beginning, but it failed. Four songs became hits, including ‘A Flower That Couldn’t Bloom’, ‘Starry’, and ‘Tomorrow’. I was dumbfounded why they couldn’t find me.””, he said, arousing surprise.