Kim Jang-hoon: "Recorded 'Honey' While in Poor Vocal Condition; Two Versions Born Amid Concerns" [Fill in the Blank]

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Singer Kim Jang-hoon shared behind-the-scenes details regarding his song "Honey."

Kim appeared as the sixth guest on MBN's music talk concert, "Fill in the Blank," which aired on the 19th.

On that day, Kim opened the performance with his first song, "I Am a Man." He then passionately sang "If You Were Like Me," "Honey," and "Even If the World Deceives You."

In particular, Kim revealed that he recorded "Honey" while in poor vocal condition, but two versions were born amid praise from his manager and composer, as well as concerns from Lee Moon-se, drawing attention.

Especially, the stage for "The Person Who Gives Happiness," performed with MC Park Hak-gi, added to the emotional impact. The two played acoustic guitars side by side, presenting a special duet performance. Kim said he was happy to be able to play the acoustic guitar and sing in front of people, adding that having gone through many difficult moments in life, this moment felt like a miracle.

In the "Keyword Talk" segment, memories from Kim's younger days unfolded. Kim recalled his days dreaming of playing in a band at nightclubs in the 1980s, and revealed that he incorporates the emotions from movies and dramas he usually enjoys into his songs.

Toward the end of the broadcast, Kim shared his impressions, saying it seemed to be the first time he had such a deep conversation on television, and that it was a special time as he could look back on past memories.

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