'Mosal Love 2' once again invites the public to offer advice: "Singing attacks and avoidance are frustrating"

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'Motal Solo But Wanting to Date' Season 2 is set to once again stimulate viewers' instinct to offer advice.

'Motal Solo But Wanting to Date' Season 2 press conference was held on the 1st at Seoul M Gallery in Mapo-gu, Seoul. Attending the event were PD Kim No-eun, PD Won Seung-jae, Seo In-guk, Kang Han-na, Lee Eun-ji, and Kadda Gadeun.

'Motal Solo But Wanting to Date' Season 2 (hereafter 'Mosal Love 2') is a makeover dating reality show that follows the first dating challenges of motal solos with zero experience but maximum expectations, sparking both empathy and public advice.

'Public advice mode' is expected to be a must-watch point in this season as well. PD Won Seung-jae stated, "While others watch someone else's dating life, our program makes viewers confront their own past. Since viewers have experienced moments where singing attacks or attempts at sophisticated humor made the atmosphere tense, it seems they feel compelled to offer advice."

'Kang Han-na said, "This season, something boiled up inside me. The age range was a bit higher than in Season 1, making it feel closer, so there were many moments when I wanted to offer advice. It was heartbreaking when they tried to convey their unspoken feelings through songs at karaoke, but ended up overdoing it."

'Lee Eun-ji identified "avoidance" as the keyword for this season. She said, "They don't know what to do, so they avoid the situation, leading to misunderstandings. It was frustrating to see situations where they pretended not to have seen or heard something even though they had. That same behavior is clearly shown in Season 2. I could understand why they avoided it, yet it was still frustrating."

'Kadda Gadeun said, "Motal solo friends keep repeating misunderstandings and unnecessary words. It's like a battle to see who can say more unnecessary things," eliciting laughter. He continued, "I hope that being rejected once doesn't cause self-esteem to plummet to rock bottom. It seems the participants were going through a process of practicing those aspects. Rather, it's most heartbreaking when friends can't even fall into the swamp of misunderstanding."

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