Various stories are included in the songs revealed on '20th Century Hit Song'.
The 273rd episode of KBS Joy's '20th Century Hit Song', airing tonight at 8:30 p.m., will reveal songs that contain stories under the theme 'Did you not know? Songs that sound different when you know the story.'
As the theme of the broadcast was revealed, Kim Heechul mentioned Young Tak's 'Why Are You Coming Out There?' and noted that 'it was based on Young Tak's real experience of being betrayed by an ex-girlfriend,' highlighting that the song contains direct personal experiences.
On this day's broadcast, Kim Kwang Jin's 'Letter (2000)' will also be revealed. It was introduced that this song contains the story of his unknown days. At that time, his girlfriend was forced to see someone else due to her family's opposition to their relationship, and upon learning this, Kim Kwang Jin was infuriated and went to find that man. However, after realizing the other person's secured future and excellent character, he felt he should give up his girlfriend. Later, that man encouraged his girlfriend to accompany him as he left to study abroad, but she chose Kim Kwang Jin instead. The man then asked Kim Kwang Jin to deliver a letter, which became the subject of this song.
Hearing the story, Im Yijoo said, 'I loved him so much, so I gave up,' and 'it seems like I would be happier if I marry this person, so it's alright,' showing her immersion in the story.
Kim Heechul said, 'Honestly, I, a small-minded person, could tear it apart right there,' and Im Yijoo responded, 'What if I ask my boyfriend to deliver the letter saying it's the last one? Are you joking?' eliciting laughter with her angry demeanor.
Additionally, when Kim Heechul asked, 'Have you ever tried hunting on the beach?', Im Yijoo replied, 'I never have,' and 'It's sad.' Kim Heechul continued, 'A few years ago, I went to a waterfront park with my younger sibling. I didn't know I was that popular with guys,' maintaining a cheerful atmosphere.
In addition, songs born from experiences of feeling life-threatening, songs for fans who have passed away, and songs that became a topic of controversy due to false rumors will also be revealed tonight at 8:30 p.m. on '20th Century Hit Song,' containing stories of emotion and twists.
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