"76 years old," Choi Baek-ho said, "Death that came to reality. I have to grow old well so that I don't point fingers." [Stay issue]

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Singer Choi Baek-ho revealed why he expects to be in his 80s.

Choi Baek-ho appeared on JTBC's "News Room," which aired on the afternoon of the 11th.

On this day, anchor Anna-kyung asked Choi Baek-ho, "When you look back on your career as a singer, do you have a moment when you think, 'I liked this time the most?'"

Choi Baek-ho replied, "Now," and said, "Once you reach your 70s, death comes to reality. A lot of my friends and close friends leave, and I have to prepare for it, and I realize that 'Oh, now I'm going to die too,' he said.

He continued, "There is always a consciousness of death in life. I don't hate that. It's like cleaning up, cleaning up your room. It's like this. So he confessed that there are songs like, 'Applause if I die, praise the times of my life.'

Choi Baek-ho also said, "Should I say that I'm stable now. A lot more. I love this 70s, so I have expectations for my 80s. I think I'll be much more comfortable in my 80s than I am now. I don't know if I'll live that far," he said.

Anchor Ahn asked, "I once said that my goal is to hold free performances and perform even at the age of 80."

Choi Baek-ho expressed his hope, saying, "It's important to divide the breathing into two breaths in your 20s and divide it into three breaths in 90 and make sound, so I thought, 'It'll work' and made a song to sing at the concert in my 90s."

He said, "It's a song called 'The Last Season', and I hope my last season is autumn. The sunset falls on the fallen window,' and I thought, 'I should grow old well.' I won't be pointed out by others," he said.

"In that sense, I tend to be careful in my life," he said about his attitude.

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