'Space Co-op' Big Naughty, "I Want to Make Happy Songs".. A Stage Full of Romance

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'Space Co-op' showcased the beautiful record of Big Naughty (BIG Naughty, Seo Dong-hyun)'s youth, delivering deep romance.

The EBS program 'Space Co-op,' broadcast on the 9th, was set up with the theme 'My Studio,' bringing Big Naughty's workspace directly onto the stage. Overwhelming viewers with creative performances such as an opening while lying in bed and a tooth-brushing act, Big Naughty kicked off the main performance with 'Vancouver 2,' followed by consecutive renditions of 'Direct Flight,' 'Turbulence,' and 'Why Only Me.'

That day, Big Naughty shared that he released the album 'Hopeful Romantic' because he wants to deliver happy songs that make people smile when they listen in 2026. The atmosphere at the venue brightened further with a surprise guest performance of 'Flower' alongside Ha Ga.

Following the dazzling performances, Big Naughty also shared sincere confessions about what lies behind them. He revealed that he had secretly experienced a slump, feeling flustered and fearful because the success of consecutive albums actually narrowed his scope for growth. However, he added that by deciding to do something fun again and collaborating with various musicians, and creating 'MUSIC' with band members, he was able to relieve his frustration, revealing a more solidified inner self.

Afterward, Big Naughty turned the mood around by performing tracks from 'Hopeless Romantic,' including 'Things I Believed Were Love,' 'Somnambulism,' and 'The Last Poem.' Particularly regarding the song 'Nostalgia,' which he sketched at age 19 and completed at age 24, he shared touching remarks: "It used to be regret over a life I didn't choose, but now it has turned into hope that because of that choice, I am who I am today. By releasing this song, I feel like Chapter 1 of my story has ended."

Big Naughty, who boldly expressed his ambition to release the regular album with the most songs in Korea, concluded the romantic stage with the encore song 'Let's Call It Love,' which sparked enthusiastic sing-alongs from the audience.

Meanwhile, next week's broadcast is expected to feature folk duo 'Poet and Villager,' drawing anticipation.

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