Damn Idol Episode 99

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- Hahaha, look at Han Si-on's mettle haha.

-That's a bitch.

-Hyunseok hyung, come to your senses haha.

-It was frozen haha.

Lee Hyun-seok was hosting a content where he watched together with his personal broadcast viewers.

The atmosphere was pretty good.

Sedalbaekil's agency has not yet been revealed, social media has not been established, and there is no channel to communicate with fans.

Naturally, fans of 3 Months and 10 Days tended to flock to Lee Hyun-seok's broadcasts.

In other words, about 60-70% of Lee Hyun-seok's personal broadcast viewers were fans of Sedalbaekil.

Of course, other influxes caused trouble.

However, Hyun-seok Lee came to realize something about humans while hosting an Internet broadcast.

Most of the bullies are people who want attention, and the best response is not to give them attention.

But this is a bit... … .

-What do you think? I think Hyunseok is a composer.

Although he gained popularity by supporting Han Si-on, the reason for cheering is ultimately music.

He really liked Han Si-on's music.

But Selfish is a really great song.

It may not be called a masterpiece yet, but as time goes by, it will rise to the ranks of masterpieces.

There is no significant difference in the quality of the music itself between and .

However, the popularity of melody development and fluidity is the advantage of selfie poetry.

In the end, Lee Hyun-seok decided to be honest.

"I think the quality of the music is similar, but I think Selfish is a better song in terms of popularity."

Comments are shaking at Lee Hyun-seok's words.

However, Lee Hyun-seok suddenly had a question.

'Why did Zion give this answer?'

Si On Han is a cold and cool-headed guy when it comes to music.

What Lee Hyun-seok especially admired was his self-objectification.

Just as the saying goes that middle-aged men can't cut their own hair, star composers often make strange mistakes.

If it had been someone else's song, I would have cut it out coldly, but in my song, I save it.

Because it's hard to see.

But not Hansion.

I definitely felt it while watching the working process of .

Hansion made a total of two versions of Under the Streetlight.

The first is a cover version that does not touch MR at all.

The second is a remake version completely composed by MR.

What is surprising is that when Hansion made the remake version, he boldly deleted points that were much loved in the cover version.

Of course, the choice was right.

In the end, the remake version was a better song.

However, if it were me, I don't think I would have been able to arrange it so boldly.

Because composers have a strong attachment to the parts that the public likes.

He's such a cool-headed guy... … .

'Did you really not know?'

This was puzzling.

Wouldn't it be great if Han Si-eon had sung by himself?

Fortunately, this issue quickly subsided in the chat window.

Because the next question came up.

However, this was more of a problem.

[NOP or Dropout, which team do you support more?]

[NOP.]

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"Wow, even though I know it, it's terrible."

"Look at the live chat. "It was a mess."

I shrugged my shoulders at Choi Jae-seong's words.

To be honest, people's reactions were much more enthusiastic than I expected.

Unless I'm an idiot, I know Drop Out and NOP fans will be offended if I say this.

It's no different in the US.

It is easy for rookies to criticize existing players.

But context and nuance are also quite important.

Motley Crue's bassist Nikki Sixx came out to the concert with the words 'Kill Bon Jovi' engraved on her bass.

Eminem attacked Britney Spears in his debut album, and Migos took aim at longtime hip-hop giant Joe Budden in a joint interview.

Their actions were both criticized and supported.

This is because you can see things from different perspectives depending on how you interpret the situation and nuances.

In this sense, I also worried about whether my actions would have a small impact.

Everyone knows what type of program is, and I am the one who was asked questions by Easy Choice while wearing a lie detector.

I thought that if I gave a personal answer here, I wouldn't fall into the abyss.

But I was wrong.

This was a much colder and crueler situation.

You can tell just by listening to Choi Jae-sung's analysis.

"That's it, bro. In the end, they are all potential competitors. "If they put down their competitors when they get the chance, a lot of the pie will fall to the singer they are rooting for."

"Are you calculating that?"

"I don't know if they even calculate it, but I guess they think instinctively, right?"

Well, idol fans are amazing.

I'm not being sarcastic, I honestly think it's amazing.

I felt it the other day when NOP's fandom went crazy thinking I was a member of the next group, and I felt it when Way From Flowers' fans attacked me.

At this level, it goes beyond the concept of support and is almost like unity.

If you say you're all in one and have fun, your age will show.

I was able to handle most of the questions that followed.

Actually, the easiest way to attack me is to ask about the relationship with Coming Up Next or Ryan Enter, but that was avoided in the program.

Koo Tae-hwan, who was watching the video, asked.

"How on earth do you avoid it so well?"

"why? "Do you think I didn't get caught lying?"

"huh. "I don't think I'm 100% sincere, but the detector isn't working."

Actually, what Koo Tae-hwan said is correct.

I have a way to avoid the lie detector.

The idea is to think of a life in which you can give the most appropriate answer.

What made me realize this was a call from the FBI, which I had thought about before.

There I had to lie in front of a lie detector.

To be honest, I wasn't really scared.

It was a time when I had a strong belief that even if something went wrong, I could just go back.

So, I answered the FBI's interrogation while remembering my past.

Having lived for such a long time, it wasn't difficult to find appropriate memories.

Thanks to this, the FBI just concluded that I was crazy and closed the investigation.

He is a glutton who invested most of his wealth into unreliable miscellaneous stocks.

That's why, even after seeing the format of the abyss detector, I thought this was it.

Meanwhile, round 2 has ended and round 3 has arrived.

"Aren't the 3rd round questions tough?"

"Not really."

Rather, from my perspective, round 3, which asked about facts, was easier than round 2, which asked about personal relationships.

In the end, towards the end, the real-time chat window was filled with the word 'no fun'.

Well, my fans seemed to like it.

[Well, this is the Abyss Detector Hope episode.]

[Iknow, right.]

There was even a scene where the MCs said that.

As a side note, the production team was confused at first, but eventually liked it.

I think a lot of celebrities who are in an ambiguous abyss will contact me after watching my side of the story.

As the program was coming to a somewhat boring conclusion, the Hell Detector's official question was asked.

There are two closing questions that are asked no matter which guest appears.

[Mr. Han Si-on. What part of the past would you most like to change?]

Although the words are beautifully packaged, the message is to reveal dark history.

What do I want to change?

Of course it is one.

Traffic accident at the intersection.

That day we were going on a family trip.

So, I was heading to Incheon to catch an early morning flight.

However, I was a bit late.

Originally, I was planning to leave at 2 a.m., but I fell asleep in the early evening.

So my parents woke me up, but I fell asleep again, so I had to leave home at 2:30.

And 30 minutes later, an accident occurred.

It wasn't that my father was speeding, but I think he ran faster than usual because I got ready late.

So, my parents' accident is because of me.

If I hadn't been lazy, that wouldn't have happened.

So I had no choice but to answer like this.

[I once overslept.]

[That is the moment I regret the most and want to change.]

My answer came out as true, but of course the MCs were not satisfied.

[What happened because you overslept?]

[I will use my right to veto.]

Here I used the right of veto that I had left until the end.

Perhaps due to the veto being used at an absurd moment, the comment section is filled with question marks.

-??? Are you writing this here?

-LOL, didn't you oversleep and break up with your girlfriend?

-Isn't it possible to sleep in late when you're in kindergarten?

-What does that mean?

-Let's see it in front. Because the story of Han Si-on's ex-girlfriend comes up.

The MCs, who were momentarily confused, asked a second official question.

Because the rule was to not comment on questions where the right to veto was used.

[What is Hansion's ultimate goal?]

This is quite a trap question.

I monitored the previous episodes, and there were a lot of people telling lies here.

In fact, a person's real ultimate goal cannot be 'to be remembered as a good actor' or 'to repay the love of viewers'.

The true intention of more than 90% of people is to just make a lot of money and have fun and eat comfortably.

But my answer was simple.

[The goal is to sell as many albums as possible every three and a hundred days.]

[How long?]

[well. I want to do this until I'm 70.]

Actually, this is my wish.

Simple calculations show that selling 200 million copies is not impossible.

If you release one album a year starting at age 20, that would be 50 albums by the time you are 70.

In this case, you only need to sell 4 million copies of one album.

In addition, there will be some albums in the middle that will be huge hits, and there will also be parts filled with producing albums.

You can release a team album in the same year and a solo album at the same time.

But I have never put this into practice.

I can do it, but the members can't.

This was true for all groups, not just those that ended badly like For the Youth.

Even after five years of activity, you start thinking about what to do with the money you earn.

It's not that they are bad.

Maybe the really bad thing is that I am disappointed in the natural pursuit of happiness.

However, when it turned out that what I said was true, the real-time chat window was filled with similar sentences.

What do you mean, until the dinner show?

If it's a dinner show, isn't it a performance held in a large hotel hall?

I've done it in Las Vegas before.

Oh, you mean to become famous enough to do a dinner show like that?

Anyway, I think it's a good thing to say.

That's how the hell detector came to an end.

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[Sedal101 Han Si-On, " is a better song than "]

[Netizens are angry at Han Si-on's remarks made on an entertainment program. The reason is?]

[An interview with a new idol who was overly honest.]

[Three Months 101 Han Si-On, when asked who he supports between Drop Out and NOP, "NOP"]

[Dropout reaches #1 on the weekly chart. What are the grades for 3 months and 100 days?]

Articles related to Hansion began pouring in.

The entertainment section has always been a place where articles with provocative titles are written, but this time it wasn't to that extent.

Reporters seemed determined to produce provocative sentences, and the public responded to them.

- Hahahahaha that's crazy. What is spirit?

-What kind of spirit is this? Just because something pops up on a program doesn't mean you can't do it.

-Wasn't Han Si-on a bit harsh from the beginning? Was it just me?

-ㅇㅇ The feeling of living in a pretentious place was so strong that I thought everyone knew about it.

It was also a planned procedure from the moment the big names Drop Out and NOP became entangled.