Even so, Shemday opened its mouth to disband after 17 years: "We decided to survive," sobbing [Happy Together]

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Producer Radu has revealed the true reason for the breakup of the group Someday 17 years ago, drawing attention to the background behind it.

The the 4th broadcast of KBS 2TV's "Happy Together: I'm Glad You're Not Alone," Episode 8, features special MC Ahn Eun-jin joining the "horn-rimmed trio" Yoo Jae-suk, Jang Hang-joon, and Yoon Jong-shin to meet their life teammates. Among them, the nostalgic R&B group Some Day revealed that they disbanded in order to survive, drawing attention.

Shemday recorded the number one spot on mini-homepage BGM charts with their debut song "Boys Over Flowers" OST in 2007, but they eventually went through the process of disbanding. Lado revealed the true reason for their breakup after 17 years, saying, "We were so hungry and struggling back then that we decided to disband just to survive," surprising everyone.

Although it received much love from its debut song, the reality was that even basic needs for food, clothing, and shelter could not be met. Radio said, "After Shumday disbanded, I gave up on being a singer and started composing," adding with teary eyes, "During the Shumday days, I wanted it so badly, but no one recognized me. I felt that there are things you can't achieve no matter how hard you try."

The stage presented on this episode of "Happy Together" is the first time the group Someday has performed on terrestrial television, a long-awaited reunion after 17 years that has drawn everyone's attention. The members, who once endured hunger while singing in pursuit of becoming singers, have now become ordinary office workers, hit songwriters, and producers. They are set to unveil their first performance in 17 years, capturing the Y2K vibe exactly as it was back then. Their performance is expected to bring tears from both the "horn-rimmed trio" and Ahn Eun-jin.

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