'Begin Again Korea' Crush Sings god's 'Gil' Saying "I Don't Know If This Is the Right Path" in Tears

On the 26th, the JTBC entertainment show 'Begin Again Korea' aired, depicting the members going busking in Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, where foot traffic has decreased due to the novel coronavirus infection.
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[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kang Juhee] Crush, a singer on 'Begin Again Korea,' showed tears while busking.

On the 26th, the JTBC entertainment program 'Begin Again Korea' aired scenes of the members visiting Jeonju, Jeollabuk-do, where foot traffic had decreased due to the novel coronavirus infection.

On that day, as soon as the members arrived at Jeonju Hanok Village, they opened the car trunk and performed parking lot busking.

First, singer Sohyang chose Lee Sora's 'Please.' While listening to Sohyang's song, Jung Seunghwan admired, "When nuna sings, I feel like I can't breathe. I tried to listen to every single breath." Suhyun said, "It's such a new 'Please' that I can't recall the original song."

Next, Sohyang passionately sang the OST 'Time Goes Back' from the drama 'Moon Embracing the Sun.' Crush, listening to this, praised Sohyang's vocal skills, saying, "She doesn't seem like a human."

Then, Sohyang and Crush changed the mood by singing Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber's 'Stuck with U' together.

The evening busking took place at Gyeonggijeon, starting with S.E.S's 'Just A Feeling.' Henry took the stage with Mark Ronson's 'Uptown Funk,' and Crush, excited by Henry's violin performance, showed off his dance moves, receiving cheers from the audience.

Afterward, the members sang god's 'Road' as a group song. Henry said he had enjoyed listening to 'Road' since he was a trainee, adding, "When I first came to Korea, I had many worries and difficult times, but listening to this song made me feel I was not alone." He continued, "In a way, this song saved me."

After finishing the song, Crush became emotional and showed tears. Crush honestly confessed, "I felt like I was alone there. I kept running forward without looking back, so I think it was the first time I questioned whether the path I am walking now is the right one. Honestly, I don't know. I don't know what kind of path I want to take," evoking sympathy.

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