Sweet Sorrows' Kim Young-woo becomes a professor at Yonsei University.. Jeon Hyun-moo, "I took classes with him" [Episodic Perspective]

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Singer Kim Gwang-jin made a surprise appearance at the festival of his alma mater, Yonsei University, gifting special memories to his juniors.

In an episode of the MBC variety show "Episodic Perspective" (hereinafter "Episodic") broadcast on the 7th, Kim Gwang-jin was shown visiting his alma mater, Yonsei University, alongside his manager team, "Team Gwangjin."

Kim Gwang-jin, a class of 1982 graduate from Yonsei University, visited the university campus for the first time in a long while with "Team Gwangjin," which consists of stylist Oh Se-il and the couple Im Jin-a and Noh Young-gon, who have been elementary school classmates for 55 years.

With an average age in their 60s, "Team Gwangjin" enjoyed the festival, showcasing a distinct presence among the college students, living up to their nickname, "Team Senior Citizen."

On this day, before the main performance, Kim Gwang-jin visited the scene of an impromptu busking performance by students. While watching the students' performance and soaking in the festive atmosphere, Kim Gwang-jin's name was announced, prompting him to stand up and head toward the stage.

He then sang his signature song, "Letter," on the spot, gifting his juniors with unforgettable memories.

In particular, a special accompanist appeared on Kim Gwang-jin's stage, drawing attention. It was Kim Young-woo of the group Sweet Sorrows.

When Kim Young-woo, a professor in the Department of Practical Music at Yonsei University, appeared as the accompanist, Jeon Hyun-moo revealed an unexpected connection, saying, "I used to take classes with him at Yonsei University."

He then expressed delight at seeing senior and junior figures from the music industry meeting up, as Kim Gwang-jin and Kim Young-woo shared a stage at their alma mater.

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