After joining the same agency as Lee Jong-suk and Lee Jun-hyuk… Swings reflects on his unexpected past attitude [Star Issue]

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Singer-actor Swings reflected on his previously hasty attitude, confessing to a more matured inner self.

On the 31st of last month, Swings posted a lengthy statement about his feelings on his personal social media account.

On that day, Swings began by saying, "When I was young, there were many times I ignored other people's dreams and potential, but as I've lived, I've felt deeply ashamed of their astonishing growth many times." He then added, "I truly believe that one should not carelessly judge the future of a person's seed," candidly looking back on his past self who had rashly judged others' potential.

Swings also did not forget to express respect for those who continue to challenge themselves. He praised others' passion by stating, "If you don't want to cheer for someone, of course you don't have to, but the heart of someone trying to broaden their own limits is truly noble."

Finally, Swings added, "So I think I must always strive to stand on my own side. After all, I am always the one who knows the fire within me better than anyone else."

Following his appearance in the film "Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub," released in September this year, Swings also starred in the short drama "Gwang'an: The Crown Prince's Woman," released on the 22nd of last month. In particular, he recently drew attention by signing a contract with Ace Factory, an agency that represents Lee Jong-suk, Lee Jun-hyuk, and Yoo Jae-myung.

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