"Bye bye." Vocation. Confession of a big illness.."I might go in vain"

By Aram, Park

Jun 16, 2025

'Bye bye.' Vocation. Confession of a big illness..'I might go in vain'



'Bye bye.' Vocation. Confession of a big illness..'I might go in vain'
Myunghyang, a trot singer who worked day and night with 'Bye bye' confessed to fighting a malignant tumor last year.

In TV CHOSUN 'Dad and Me', which airs at 10 p.m. on the 17th (Tue), trot singer Myung-bak self-proclaimed as a trot singer and daughter Soyou-mi's 'promotion fairy'. Soyoumi prepared a solo concert in Japan to escape her father's shadow and become a solo artist. After seeing five audiences at his daughter's first concert, Myung-bak went out on the street directly with fliers, balloons, and promotional banners he had prepared ahead of the second concert.

On the other hand, Myung-bak and Soyou-mi, who had a hard day promoting their second solo concert, had a late evening together, and only then Soyou-mi was happy with the first feeling of relaxation, saying, `I feel like I'm on a trip for the first time.' In fact, Soyoumi didn't have a trip in her memory with her father. With the success of the mega-hit song 'Bye Bye-Ya', the calling was driving around alone, going around five to six events a day, and the family was forgotten while the calling filled 'Dream of a Singer'. Soyoumi says "How I've never traveled with you once...," he said bitterly.




The calling is "I ran only looking forward without looking to the side, but I think I was really stupid. I think I missed all my precious family members," he said, expressing regret and regret. Then Soyoumi "Daddy, didn't you change your mind after you got sick?", and the vocation confessed his disease-fighting life, saying "I thought it would be very vain for people to live in great pain and illness." Last year, Myung-bak found a malignant tumor and focused on surgery and treatment for a year. Soyoumi explained the time, saying, `I found it just before it got serious, but it was said that it would have been a big deal if it was five months late.'

Their conversations can be found on TV CHOSUN 'Dad and Me', which airs at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, the 17th, to see if the father and the daughter, who shared their changed thoughts after going through a big deal, can understand each other.






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