(JYP's Party People starts now.)
(DJ Shanell Produced by Juny)
("Moves Like Jagger" by Maroon 5)
Did you survive the week all right?
You will have a better night than your friends outside.
Let's get started. JYP's...
- Party People! - Party People!
(JYP's Party People for the lonely youths)
Let's bring in the first guest of the day.
When this singer is on the stage,
I still feel like I am performing with him.
Kim Tae Woo!
(Kim Tae Woo)
(From a member of g.o.d, he became the best vocalist.)
Party People!
("Friday Night" by g.o.d)
JYP, g.o.d, Kim Tae Woo!
Party People! Come on, come on.
("Friday Night" is a song from g.o.d's 2nd album...)
(with exciting melody and lyrics that began the Friday night craze.)
Say what?
("Sorrow" by g.o.d)
("Sorrow" is a dance song from g.o.d's 2nd album...)
(with fast beat and sad lyrics about longing for an ex-lover.)
("Place Where You Need to Be" by g.o.d)
("Love Rain" by Kim Tae Woo)
Come on!
Say what?
Let's sing together.
"When it falls in the heart"
Here we go.
"When it falls in the heart"
Make some noise!
Make some noise one more time!
Here we go! Come on!
(JYP's Party People lets you have more fun...)
(than your friends outside.)
Thank you.
(Park Jin Young trained Kim Tae Woo 20 years go.)
- It's nice here. - It's incredible, right?
My goodness.
(From a member of an idol group, he became the national producer.)
You finally did it.
You talked about this program two months ago...
- when we met to play basketball. - I was excited about it.
- That's right. - You bragged about it.
I thought you would invite me for the first episode.
I was a bit expectant.
I heard later that you invited Lee Hyo Ri instead.
(I am sorry, Tae Woo.)
I was a bit upset,
but I am glad that I came today instead.
The way you hosted...
the program in the first episode was a bit lacking.
It was a bit lacking.
You were all over the place.
You aren't nervous today, right?
Since I was always on the receiving end of the questions,
- it felt weird to ask them myself. - That's understandable.
It's my first time doing this in 25 years.
That's why I am a bit awkward.
You were invited as a guest to a program in which I am the MC.
- Yes. - How does it feel?
Talking is fine, but singing is a different matter.
It reminded me of the audition I was in at the age of 18.
It was nerve-wracking.
You danced at the side while I was singing.
I couldn't help but think,
"Is Jin Young really enjoying my performances?"
"Will he scold me when I am done?"
My head was filled with worries.
You brought up the audition. What year was that?
To be exact, it was the year of 1998.
20 years have passed since I met you.
(20 years!)
- I picked you up at the station. - That's right.
Didn't I drive there?
I was standing on the street across Seoul Station.
After we met,
I got on the van celebrities use...
and went to the dormitory.
- That's right. - That's how it happened.
You were with a friend.
I was with a friend named Lee Myung Kyu.
- Myung Kyu. - Myung Kyu.
(Tae Woo applied to an audition with his friend, Myung Kyu.)
You sang...
- "I'll Be Missing You", right? - "I'll Be Missing You".
It's a song by Faith Evans and Puff Daddy.
You sang and Myung Kyu rapped.
- I rapped once too. - That's right.
You know,
back then,
there was a reason why I decided to recruit you.
(Curious)
Without a doubt, you had a beautiful voice.
Even though you lacked in techniques,
you had an incredible voice.
It was a voice that could appeal to people.
It was the biggest reason, but there was another one.
Your friend, Myung Kyu...
- completely froze. - That's right.
You were singing diligently when you suddenly went,
"What is wrong with you?"
(Get it together, Myung Kyu.)
"What is wrong with you?"
- It was... - The music was playing.
That's right.
I loved that.
It showed your passion.
Since your future depended on the audition,
you grabbed him by the collar and asked, "What is wrong with you?"
I met Myung Kyu when I was in eighth grade.
We spent three years...
telling each other that we can be singers.
We practiced every day.
Park Jin Young was in front of us.
We finally had an opportunity...
to become singers within our grasp.
I was devastated to see that we were losing our chance.
I couldn't imagine any other future for myself.
That's why I did that. I was desperate.
(Tae Woo was desperate not to miss his opportunity.)
Earlier,
you sang the hit songs of g.o.d.
They are the soundtracks of the life for you and the members of g.o.d...
as well as the fans.
They are the soundtracks of the life for me as well.
We lived together back then.
That's right.
I wrote the lyrics and music for all songs.
- That's right. - We spent our days...
- to train hard. - We trained together.
Those songs are like a record of my life.
If I look back on the past 20 years of my life,
my work in the first 10 years coincide with yours.
- That's right. - Those songs are our soundtracks.
(The songs by g.o.d are our soundtracks.)
(20 years ago, they met as a producer and a trainee.)
(They made soundtracks of the life for 10 years.)
My life changed...
after the age of 18.
After the age of 18,
you practically raised me.
You even built my character.
"You shouldn't do that. You shouldn't speak that way."
"You should live this way."
I am very grateful.
The idol singers I have seen...
had an incredibly low chance...
of meeting a good mentor in their lives.
(They had an incredibly low chance of meeting a good mentor.)
That seemed to be the case in the Korean music industry.
I always think about how lucky I am in that regard.
I didn't do anything to deserve it.
Since the person who helped me start my musical career...
was and still...
is the most revered artist in Korea,
I believed that following your path...
will lead to success ever since I was little.
I started an agency, trained junior singers,
composed songs, and wrote lyrics.
I copied you a lot from a young age.
I wanted to do everything like you.
I wanted to be like you.
It wasn't a dream.
I simply thought that's how I should live my life.
I knew that g.o.d wouldn't go on forever.
"When my days as an idol singer ends,"
"I will become a solo artist like Jin Young."
"I will make music relaxedly..."
"and enjoy life." I have those thoughts often.
(He wanted to become a father and find peace in life.)
Becoming a father...
and raising children are things I haven't done in my life.
It's fascinating that I have something to learn from you...
after 20 years. You know things that I don't.
You did something important I don't know anything about.
It has been a while since we drank together.
That's right. I figured out which cocktail to order for you.
- What is it? - I looked at the menu.
There is a cocktail that suits you.
What is it?
You created g.o.d.
There is a cocktail named Godfather.
(He is the father of g.o.d.)
- Is it a preexisting cocktail? - Yes, it is.
- Do you have it? - You are the father of g.o.d.
I will have what I always have.
Okay.
(He grew up a lot.)
(Godfather is a cocktail made of whisky and amaretto.)
I know that you are happy right now,
but isn't there a period in your life that you miss?
Which period in your life do you miss the most?
Why don't we have a sip first?
- Let's try Godfather. - Right, Godfather.
(From a mentor and a mentee,)
(the two men became friends who enjoy cocktails together.)
Which period in your life do you miss the most?
I should have hung out more with you.
You mean when I was a bad person.
- You weren't a bad person. - A player.
- Yes. - A player.
I wasn't a bad person, but a player.
When I think about it,
I only have memories of getting scolded...
and recording songs together.
We didn't spend a lot of time together.
I am not saying I should have drunk and partied with you.
I should have gone on a trip with you...
and made more good memories.
That's what I miss the most.
(That's what I miss the most.)
From an idol,
you are now finding your way as an artist.
What's the difference between an idol and an artist?
Here is what I think.
(What's the difference between an idol and an artist?)
Before you get a job after graduating from a college,
your parents say,
"When you get a job,"
"you will find that studying is the easiest."
That's what it feels like. When I was an idol,
I simply had to do what I was told to do.
Back then, I thought it was the hardest thing...
like I did when I was a student.
I had a lot of excuses.
"Kye Sang didn't do well. Joon didn't do well."
"The song wasn't good enough."
Now, I can't give excuses...
or blame the others in any circumstance.
Everything is on a different level.
Running an agency,
everything is my responsibility now.
It was very hard.
I think everything came to me at once.
I became a father...
and came to have so many people I need to look after.
Those are the things...
that happened in 2011 and 2012.
My life changed 180º.
I couldn't even complain to anyone. I had no one to talk to.
There was a time I ended up struggling alone.
(He complains to the father of g.o.d after everything has passed.)
My agency debuts idols.
I thought hard about what sets an idol and an artist apart.
It's only a difference of one word.
Popularity versus acknowledgment.
You are right.
When you are an idol, being popular is important.
To establish yourself as an artist,
you need to be acknowledged for your talent.
Moving on to acknowledgment from popularity...
is incredibly hard.
I have watched you...
since the day we met at Seoul Station in 1998.
There were years I watched you from up close...
and years I watched you from a distance.
You are the coolest and the most dependable now.
Really?
(You are the coolest and the most dependable now.)
(Tae Woo, I will support your journey...)
(of becoming an acknowledged artist from a popular idol.)
(They met as a mentor and a mentee.)
(After 20 years, they cheer for each other's dreams.)
You recent album is very well-made.
However, isn't there always a song...
you wish you had sung?
- A song you want to steal. - A song you want to steal.
Which song did you choose for Make Your Song Mine?
I am very curious.
This song was released last year.
This is the only song I listened to last year.
It's so nice.
It's Lee Hi's "Breathe".
It's a nice song.
There is something that surprised me very much.
I checked who composed the music and wrote the lyrics...
only to find that Jong Hyun of SHINee did both.
You didn't know, right?
- SHINee? - Jong Hyun,
the vocalist of SHINee.
Jong Hyun composed the music and wrote the lyrics.
I love that song too.
I loved it so much...
that I couldn't help but think,
"I could have sung this song very nicely."
To be honest, I am a bit nervous to sing it.
(He loves it so much that he wants to steal it.)
("Breathe" by Lee Hi)
(Kim Tae Woo picked "Breathe" by Lee Hi...)
(for Make Your Song Mine.)
Thank you.
("Breathe" by Lee Hi)
The next singers aren't those you would expect to see at a club.
It's Urban Zakapa.
(Urban Zakapa)
("Thursday Night" by Urban Zakapa Feat. Beenzino)
("Thursday Night" is a song for those who are tired of life...)
(with Urban Zakapa's soulful vocal and Beenzino's delicate lyrics.)
("Can't Stop The Feeling" by Urban Zakapa)
(Second guest, Urban Zakapa)
- Right. - Cheers.
- It's nice to see you. - Cheers.
Cheers!
Something about this makes me feel weird.
I don't know how people will feel about me saying this,
but I truly thought that Tae Woo was handsome.
I thought that Tae Woo was handsome.
To be honest...
He's very handsome.
- Is it because you look like him? - Of course not.
This caught me off guard too.
You two...
I know.
(They look very much alike.)
Something about you two...
We do look alike.
Yes, I think of it as an honor.
We'll look even more alike without our glasses.
(The brothers reunite!)
Do we look alike?
You do especially without your glasses on.
You know, I'm incredibly touched.
Why?
This is a new show of mine.
To help it generate laughter,
he willingly took his glasses off.
- I... - I did so too on impulse.
- I've never done so on TV. - I know it isn't easy.
I'm willing to even lay down my soul.
Do you spend time listening to each other's songs?
In our case...
It'd be a lie for...
people of our age to say that we haven't.
I like your song "Lie".
My wife...
Is this your way of telling a joke?
- I was a huge fan of g.o.d's. - Thank you.
When "I Don't Love You" was released,
I played a huge part in their rank on the charts.
(He enjoyed their song a lot.)
I don't love you
I just loved that melody.
That's why I kept listening to it.
- Thank you. - I'd listen to it in my car,
when I'm alone, and at my recording studio.
I loved it a lot.
Urban Zakapa,
do you experience heartbreaks daily?
I only ask because you write great lyrics about them.
One can even call you the experts of breakup songs.
Why is that?
Is that the concept of your group,
or does that really happen to you a lot?
The best lyrics come from experience.
(It was written based on real events.)
You can't write about a heartbreak unless you've experienced one.
The same goes for happier songs too.
We've never once talked about...
always writing songs about breakups.
What's funny is that we never agreed on a theme.
However, when we collected songs for our 2nd album,
all 11 songs were about breaking up.
(All 11 songs were about breaking up.)
- That really happened. - Around that time,
all three of us experienced a breakup.
We were all single at that time.
(They were off-season.)
In your 20s, you constantly fall in and out of love.
Since we kept on repeating that cycle,
we were never short of things to write about.
When I broke up with a long-term girlfriend,
I was in my 20s.
When you're young, you feel like your whole world has shattered.
So I cried and begged her to take me back.
I told her that I can't accept our breakup,
drank a bottle of soju, and called Hyun Ah.
I asked her what I should do.
She kept on hearing me out,
but then she told me to wait and hung up.
The next day,
she told me that she wrote a great song based on my story.
That song was "River".
She gave me the demo to listen to.
- That's cruel. - She let me listen to it.
You can't win unless something comes out of it.
He told me his story...
while drinking 2 bottles of soju, not 1.
Even though he's a man, he kept crying his eyes out.
Listening to his story,
I realized that he'd keep on crying.
He'd never stop crying over this girl.
That's how I was able to write an entire song based on him.
(He'll cry even more)
(Just know that you will still)
(Keep on falling in love)
("River" by Urban Zakapa, Lyrics and song by Jo Hyun Ah)
She took my heartache...
and made it into a work of art.
So I think it's important to keep falling in love.
You're a lot like Jin Young.
What?
Back before I debuted as a singer,
I used to be a backup dancer for Kim Gun Mo.
Whose face it is
- That's from his second album. - Right.
I was always by his side...
and around that time he broke up with someone.
(Gun Mo broke up with his girlfriend back then.)
I remember...
it being at a recording studio.
We drank all night...
before he went to record his song.
He sang the first verse,
but then cried during the musical interlude.
(Gun Mo cried while recording his song.)
He pulled himself together,
sang the second verse and then went home.
That was the recording released for his song "Face".
(The song he sang after crying became the final recording.)
(All the pain is still lodged in my memories)
(The one that I thought I had forgotten)
(I still see my pain in your face)
(From Kim Gun Mo's "Face" released in 1993)
I've never done that before. But after seeing him,
I thought that was the real deal.
Nothing could top that.
When you can't find the right emotions,
the song doesn't come out right even if you try for hours.
This is what we do during our sessions.
When we need to find the right emotions,
we mention the person or incident that we know...
would hurt.
We remind each other of former relationships.
It could be a former girlfriend,
a love letter written in the past.
Sometimes we'd show each other...
photos of past girlfriends and make the other relive the pain.
We don't care if the wound is fresh.
That's how we do things.
We make each other cry.
We can't sing at that very moment obviously,
but once we finally pull ourselves together,
we end up with great emotions behind our voices.
So we go around making each other cry.
We tell sad stories.
We don't have any secrets,
so it's quite easy to do so.
I've had a similar experience myself.
Jin Young, one day,
back on the day of a recording session,
came to me with a song that he claimed was awesome.
It was "Again" from g.o.d's fourth album.
("Again" by g.o.d)
Jin Young told me that he had an amusing experience.
I asked what it was,
and he said that I appeared in his dream last night.
I came to him in his dream and sang.
I, when you tonight
Open the door and come to me
He said that I sang this song.
- That's so cool. - He didn't sing it like this.
This big guy was singing it with so much flavor.
I, when you tonight
Like this.
- He was singing like this. - While swaying to the rhythm.
Do you know what was so amusing though?
(Why did it amaze him?)
I didn't add on to a portion of what he sang.
He sang the entire song...
from the first line to the last in my dream.
The next morning,
I wrote down the entire song and that one was released.
- That is amazing. - I know.
- Shouldn't you share the rights? - He's right.
- He wrote the song too. - Hang on.
I should be acknowledged as the writer of the song too.
Anyway, you've now made a name for yourself,
and you've become a household name.
So let's talk about "I Don't Love You".
To be honest,
even I was taken aback by this song.
("I Don't Love You", lyrics and song written by Kwon Soon Il)
(It topped the charts following its release in 2016.)
(The mega hit single made Urban Zakapa a household name.)
In the song "I Don't Love You",
what are the lyrics that you think define the song?
"I don't love you, that's the only reason"
We break things off because we've just fallen out of love,
but we say it's for other reasons when breaking the news.
I just wanted to speak the truth even...
- if it were in a song. - It's something we can't say.
(Soon Il wanted the song to be honest.)
I remember this clearly...
because I recorded the song twice.
At first, I stood in the booth,
and sang it as if I were weeping.
Soon Il told me that...
this song isn't about the feelings right after a breakup.
It's already been months after you've parted,
so you're over it all.
The emotions behind the song should be calm and collective.
- You're done feeling sad. - That's right.
That's when...
I knew I shouldn't sing the song in a weeping manner.
I wanted him to sound composed.
(He didn't want it to be too emotional.)
I don't know if you can talk about this,
but is it based on true events?
(Are the lyrics based on a true story?)
- Is it? - Yes, it is.
I wrote the song a month before I broke things off.
I felt bad telling her the truth about why we were breaking up.
In the end,
I ended up hiding my true feelings.
I told her she was sweet, but I wasn't attentive enough.
I said I still loved her,
but it was hard not being there for her.
I said all of those things no matter how lame it sounded.
I felt bad breaking it off.
The lyrics I wrote for the song is how I truly felt.
(I don't love you, that's the only reason)
So it was the other way around.
You wrote in the lyrics what you couldn't say.
That's so cool.
Who could ever say this when breaking up with someone?
That's amazing.
I'm one to read all of the comments and reviews.
A lady wrote that this song...
helped her realize why her boyfriend broke up with her.
I did her a huge favor in a way.
She said it cleared things up for her.
Before, she didn't know why he called it off.
Isn't it the lady you used to date?
(Isn't it the lady you used to date?)
No way.
Finally, she knows.
- But... - It could be her.
- She could've been crying. - A friend...
asked her about the song,
but she didn't know it was about her.
It was a relief.
She'll know once she watches this show though.
That's incredible.
- Now I'm sad. - Yes, me too.
It's so sad.
So it's about time...
we listen to them sing this song.
(The popular breakup song, "I Don't Love You")
- This is sudden. - All right.
("I Don't Love You" by Urban Zakapa)
Having heard this song so much, I should feel less emotional.
However, I still feel the same way whenever I hear it.
It still hurts.
Since I now know how the song came to...
and I've learned how tight you are as a group,
the song touches me even more.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
This song is sang from...
the one who's calling it off.
(It's from the one who's causing pain.)
That's right.
Songs by g.o.d were all from a victim's perspective.
That's right.
I am...
an idealist and a romantic.
I hate breaking up just because the love between us has faded...
even though that's what happens in real life.
That's why I write lyrics about...
two people parting ways even though they're madly in love.
That's right.
Take my song...
"Separation in the Daytime" for instance.
We told each other to stay
We both cried as we embraced one another
We wiped the tears off each other's faces
We were still in love,
so we wiped the tears off each other's faces.
I find this part sad.
The part where they embraced one another.
Do you know the song "Say Hello"?
I love you, but I shouldn't
I shouldn't see you even if I want to
This part always gets me.
So that I'll stay composed
I'll never drink
(So that I'll stay composed, I'll never drink)
Isn't "Lie" about the one breaking a relationship off?
- Actually... - Is that still about being in love?
No, it's about pushing this woman away...
so that she'll meet someone better.
(It's about pushing someone away on purpose.)
Goodbye, I wish you well
Gianna Jun screams "No!" in the background.
No!
Get a grip on yourself
Just leave me.
Forget about me and move on with your life
Please don't forget me
I see that now.
- Should we sing it right now? - Together?
Hold on.
Can you play "Lie"? What key is it in?
("Lie" by Kim Tae Woo, Urban Zakapa, Park Jin Young)
(They look forward to it.)
I don't love you anymore
Let's end things right here
Who'll sing first?
- You go ahead. - Sure.
I've met someone even better than you
(He sorts out which lines they'll sing on the spot.)
Please
Please, don't go
(It only takes them once to get the harmony right.)
Can you help me with the rap?
I wrote the song, but I can't remember the lyrics.
So how does it go?
That's right, that's how it needed to be
Let's take it from the top. In 1, 2, 3, 4.
That's right, that's how it needed to be
(Jin Young learns the rap lyrics from the audience.)
I know this is the only way you won't leave me
I know it just too well
I have no choice but to lie to you
("Lie" by g.o.d, the song we all loved back then)
They're so good.
This wasn't rehearsed, so it might not be clean.
- Sure. - Of course.
Do I stand here?
(They'll sing on the spot.)
Everyone.
(They'll sing on the spot.)
For the first time on TV,
Urban Zakapa and Kim Tae Woo will bring you "Lie".
("Lie" by Kim Tae Woo, Urban Zakapa, Park Jin Young)
What is the show capable of such a performance?
- Party People. - Party People.
All right. Here we go.
("Lie" by g.o.d)
- The best, g.o.d! - The best.
(A live performance brought to you on the spot)
("Lie" by Kim Tae Woo, Urban Zakapa, Park Jin Young)
(Even though it wasn't perfect, it left us feeling warm inside.)
(Bravo!)
- That was nice. - It really was.
To see you two sing like this in person...
- amazes us too. - It does.
Listening to you two gave me goosebumps.
- Do we scare you? - Of course not.
- Well... - To be honest...
This song brings back a lot of memories for us.
We listened to this song growing up.
Hearing it while sipping champagne...
is not something we imagines happening.
You're like the Archaeopteryx of the industry to them.
- Well... - The Archaeopteryx?
Tae Woo, you also released a new album recently.
I was surprised.
(He's nervous again.)
I could tell that you didn't go over the top.
The lyrics and the songs sounded natural.
I liked how nothing seemed forced.
The same goes for your singing too.
It was great for me as well.
I liked how I was able to sound more natural.
I used to always be on his case about...
singing more naturally.
I cried a lot during recording sessions too.
He'd lock me in the booth until I got it right.
- He kept you inside. - You should know...
that I sang one word for 19 hours straight.
What? No way.
"Like this" was the line that I had to sing.
I was 18 at the time, so I couldn't master it.
Back then, I couldn't believe how evil he was.
But if it weren't for him,
I wouldn't be half the singer I am today.
The song I love most out of all his songs is...
(Which one does he love the most?)
It's a solo number released in g.o.d's album...
called "In the Corner".
Do you know it?
Isn't it incredible?
- It is! - It's great.
Out of all the songs he sang, that's my favorite.
I...
("In the Corner" by Kim Tae Woo)
I didn't put much work into it though.
I only recorded the entire song twice.
After the second recording, he called me out.
He called me out.
I thought he'd throw it away since I did a bad job on it.
However, he loved it.
Do you want to hear the song?
(Jin Young's favorite song of Tae Woo's, "In the Corner")
Listen to his pronunciation.
(Tae Woo mastered the song on his second attempt.)
(It's the one that Jin Young recommends.)
I still listen to this song in my car.
Really?
Tae Woo might not like it though...
because he thinks he could've sang it better.
I only recorded it twice.
He might've wondered why you'd ever release it.
With a freshly caught fish,
it's best just to eat it raw.
Tae Woo has a great voice.
He has a fantastic voice.
If he simply sings as he's talking, it doesn't need anything else.
That's why I wanted him to not try so hard.
Jin Young really hates it when you try too hard on a song.
I still remember when "Love Rain" won 1st place...
3 times in a row on a TV music show.
He invited me out to a club to congratulate me.
He was there with Rain and Danny.
"Everything was perfect."
"The song, the lyrics, the arrangement,"
"your outfit, choreography, concept, and even your hair."
"Everything was perfect."
That was a first.
He has never praised me during our 11 years together.
I, of course, thanked him.
It felt better than winning first place,
so I thanked him.
Tae Woo, hear me out though.
(Tae Woo, hear me out though.)
I should've gone home when we said that,
but I asked him what was wrong.
Love rain falls down
"Why does your mouth open wide on the last note?"
(Why does your mouth open wide on the last note?)
I asked him that it was inevitable to do so...
and he said that I was letting too much air escape.
It didn't sound natural because I was forcing it.
I asked how I should sing the note,
and he said this in his drunken state.
"Okay, let me show you."
Love rain falls down
(The mouth is open only halfway.)
He told me not to open my mouth so wide.
Even then he emphasized that notes consist of 50 percent air.
What we should talk about is your lead single "Following".
You wrote the lyrics yourself.
I hear it's a mental condition modern-day people suffer from.
It goes like this.
Although they're lonely,
they're ignorant about the fact that they are.
We spend so much time alone.
We eat alone and we drink alone.
So here's what I say in the song.
Lift up your chin and follow the road
You'll find happiness and love
And those who care about you
Those are the lyrics.
I wanted to bring hope to those who listen.
I wanted to comfort those around me,
so that's how I came up with these lyrics.
I'm moved by these kind of lyrics...
especially if they're written by Tae Woo.
I used to always tell him that liking people would be his downfall.
He loves his friends, friends who are older than him.
His parents gave him so much love that...
he has a lot of it himself to offer.
You can't bring people hope with a comforting message...
unless you're capable of loving others.
Everyone,
Kim Tae Woo, the man with so much love to offer, brings you...
"Following".
("Following" by Kim Tae Woo)
(A song Kim Tae Woo wrote to comfort modern-day people...)
(who are ignorant about how lonely they are.)
Hello, we're Urban Zakapa.
- Hello. - It's nice to meet you.
(Urban Zakapa's Make Your Song Mine)
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Seo Tae Ji's debut.
Today, we'll bring you one of his best songs...
that we would've loved to sing ourselves.
Here is "Moai".
("Moai" by Urban Zakapa)
(Urban Zakapa overs "Moai"...)
(to commemorate Seo Tae Ji's 25th anniversary in the industry.)
(They kept the main melody...)
(while giving it a serene and sentimental twist.)
(Thank you Kim Tae Woo and Urban Zakapa for joining us.)