Park Myung-soo “‘To a Fool…’, which was made about my marriage, does not have a 10 won copyright” [Oh!Shen Issue]

[OSEN=Reporter Sun Mi-kyung] Park Myung-soo of ‘Radio Show’ was envious of his copyright income.

Poet Won Tae-yeon appeared as a guest on KBS Radio Cool FM’s ‘Park Myung-soo’s Radio Show’, which aired on the morning of the 9th. Won Tae-yeon performed Park Myung-soo’s song ‘To a Fool…’ He attracted attention by mentioning the secret story behind writing the lyrics for ‘Baby Ga’.

‘To the fool… ‘Fool’ is a song by Park Myeong-soo that became a hot topic with lyrics written by poet Won Tae-yeon. This song is Park Myung-soo’s hit song that has not only gained steady popularity since its release in 2008, but is also often talked about as a congratulatory song.

Poet Won Tae-yeon said about this song, “It’s like a marathon song to me. “I didn’t have any expectations that it would do this well, so I wrote it freely,” he said. “If I had the consciousness to do well, I wouldn’t have been able to write it like this.” “I wrote it comfortably, but it became my representative song,” he said honestly.

Regarding the copyright fee, he said, “This song is often used as a congratulatory anthem. He attracted attention by saying, “There are a lot of copyright fees.” Won Tae-yeon also added, “The last hit song was Huh Gak’s ‘Don’t Forget Me’ 13 years ago, and I am grateful to myself who wrote the lyrics in the past.”

It was also a special song for Park Myung-soo. Park Myung-soo said, “To the fool… ‘Baboga’ is a song that was written for me based on the situation when I was getting married. “This song was a huge hit,” he explained. Park Myung-soo was also jealous of copyright income.

‘To the fool… ‘Baboga’ achieved good results, including #1 on the music chart and #3 on the karaoke chart. Because he is a singer, he does not receive any copyright income, unlike a composer or lyricist. Park Myung-soo expressed his envy and laughed, saying, “I don’t even get a 10-won ticket.” /seon@osen.co.kr

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