From the youngest member of the group WJSN to a confident solo artist, Dayoung, who has risen proudly, reveals a fierce daily life filled with "malice" and passion.
Today (23rd) at 11:10 p.m., on the MBC variety program "Omniscient Interfering View" (hereafter "Omniscient Interfering View") episode 399, Dayoung, who has blossomed into a second heyday as a solo artist, will grant insights into the extraordinary secrets and hidden driving forces that allowed her to rise to the title of "challenge queen."
On this broadcast, Dayoung confesses a painful past that led to her strong inner core, evoking emotion. In the past, at the young age of 13, she came alone to Seoul with only the dream of becoming a singer. She endured a fierce trainee period while moving between goshiwons. Especially during a childhood of extreme hardship caused by debts left by her father, and after her parents' divorce, she calmly recounted how watching her mother raise her alone forced her to grow up early, leaving the studio heavy with emotion, according to sources.
Having risen above hardship, Dayoung's present is hotter and fiercer than anyone else's. Within her agency (Starship), Dayoung, nicknamed the "company bamboo shoot" for marking attendance every day, heads straight to the practice room and burns with passion. She revealed that she completed about 200 challenges just during this promotion, and showed such exceptional zeal that she even set up a separate "challenge choreography lesson time."
Filled with the ambition to perfectly seize listeners' algorithms around the world, Dayoung even for the first time reveals the behind-the-scenes story of how she personally made possible an all-time great challenge with top-tier "dance kings" representing Korea such as BTS J-Hope and Rain.
Dayoung's unstoppable moves do not stop at her own agency. Recently, Dayoung has been energetically roaming even other agencies' halls as if they were her own, and she eventually entered the SM Entertainment building and met face-to-face with RIIZE, the representative fifth-generation boy group of Korea. Having perfectly mastered RIIZE's difficult choreography through intense practice, Dayoung approached the members with uncompromising, perfect coordination for the "challenge shoot." The hosts who watched the so-called K-pop scene's "challenge mutual aid," in which artists exchange each other's new song choreography, could not hide their surprise.<
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