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Hwang Seung-ah, a 'trot prodigy', but her dream is an idol "BTS = role model, lost interest in trot"
On Channel A's 'Oh Eun-young's Gold Counseling Center', which aired on the 23rd, Hwang Seung-ah, who was called a 'trot prodigy', and her mother Lee Jin-young appeared.
Hwang Seung-ah, who appeared in 'Miss Trot 2' at the age of 9 and took a public eye as a trot prodigy. Mother Lee Jin-young said that she decided to appear on TV for the first time for her daughter Hwang Seung-ah.
Surprised by Hwang Seung-ah's extraordinary talent, the MCs asked if Hwang Seung-ah inherited her mother's genes. In response, the mother, Lee Jin-young, said that she was a professor of pharmacy and her husband was a clarinet player, and they confirmed that they were a unique DNA family.
After that, the consultation began in earnest. Hwang Seung-ah confessed her worries, saying, "I want to stop trot and become an idol singer." He said, "My role model is BTS. I want to become famous abroad like BTS." Lee Jin-young said, "Although the weight is leaning toward idol and pop songs, it's not that I hate trot. I think Seung-a's continued trot is the way to succeed a little faster. First of all, it's important to build awareness."
Hwang Seung-ah honestly confessed that he had lost interest in trot. He confessed, "I don't like trot these days. I think I've lost interest." He also said, “Even when deciding which song to post on my personal channel, my mom wants trot, so conflicts arise.
Hwang Seung-ah revealed that she is devoting herself only to studying music 6 days a week, saying that she is receiving not only pitch practice, drumming, composition, and vocal lessons, but also standard language and speech lessons for broadcasting for her dreams. Her mother, Lee Jin-young, said that all classes are conducted as individual lessons for high efficiency. He also said that he is managing and editing Hwang Seung-ah's personal YouTube channel while doing his main job. In addition, Hwang Seung-ah said that when he chooses a song to record, he listens to and studies the song 200 times in advance. Hwang Seung-ah surprised Oh Eun-young and the MCs by revealing that she did not hesitate to point out her appearance, saying, "I don't look like a doll enough to be an idol." As for the reason, he said, "I tend to speak objectively, even though my child may be hurt. I tend to firmly say that external factors are far more important to being an idol."
Oh Eun-young, who could not hide her serious expression at the mother-daughter story, said, "What a mother does is the role of a manager." He also pointed out, “If you are immersed in the role of a manager, you may miss the role of a mother, which should never be missed.” He cautioned that if efficiency alone is considered, the role as a learning manager will increase, leading to greater conflicts with children. Lee Jin-young reflected, saying, "It was the appearance of parents who avoided it."
Oh Eun-young emphasized that the goal of life should be 'what kind of person you want to be', not a job. He also advised that it is important to understand yourself when deciding on a career path.
In response, Hwang Seung-ah expressed her upset heart, saying that she had received many unexpected bad comments for crying at the time of being eliminated from 'Mistrot 2'. Hwang Seung-ah said, "I received a lot of bad comments because I cried too much on the air," and "I did my best, but I cried because I was eliminated. Hwang Seung-ah said that among the malicious comments, she especially hated swearing at her parents. He confessed, “I also regretted ‘Why did I start with trot?’ After that, I became afraid to stand on stage and tried to show people a more perfect image.” MC Park Na-rae expressed regret, saying, "The bad comments that even adults can't handle are merciless violence for children." Hwang Seung-ah confided, "I feel much more comfortable when I write down what I want to say on a large piece of paper like graffiti and tear it up and throw it away." Oh Eun-young comforted Hwang Seung-ah, who was hurt, saying that malicious comments are something a 9-year-old can never handle.
Reporter Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia bella@tenasia.co.kr
