Seventeen's Woozi kept his promise to the late Moonbin

Group Seventeen's Woozi released the single 'What Future' to coincide with the late Moonbin's birthday. This song was the deceased's favorite song, and Woozi had previously promised, "I will bring it to you on your birthday."

Woozi released his solo single ‘What Future’ through various online music sites on the 26th. Woozi introduced 'What Future' and wrote, "I will never forget your smile filled with love, no matter what future." According to Woozi, this song is a meaningful song that the late Moonbin 'sung that he wanted to hear on sound source' when he was alive.

At the time of Moonbin's death, Woozi said, "Bin, you gave me so much strength. You always greatly acknowledged, liked, and looked forward to my music and my dancing. I was embarrassed and pretended to brush it off, but you don't know how good it made me feel. I'm confessing it now." wrote it down He expressed his pain by saying, "I don't think I've ever had a younger sibling who loved me as much as you. I don't think there will ever be one in the future, and so my feelings of cherishing and caring for him have grown, but I don't know what to do."

Woozi promised, "When will you release it? I want to hear it in audio form. I will take responsibility for the song you sang about, 'What Future'? Even if I have to fight with the company, I will unconditionally bring it to you on your birthday." He promised to do so on January 26, the deceased's birthday. I was impressed by keeping it.

Woozi's first solo song 'Some Future' during the Seventeen concert in 2018 was so loved by fans that it was called Seventeen's hidden masterpiece. Woozi said he has saved this song so much that he has only sung it two or three times. 'Some Future' is an impressive song with lyrics that contain a warm melody and emotions imagining a future without lost love.

‘This waiting isn’t easy to endure yet, but I’ll forget about it before I know it and nothing will happen. Our future will be empty or sad. I don’t want to forget you’ (from the lyrics of ‘A Certain Future’)

Meanwhile, the late Moonbin passed away on April 19 last year.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr