Singer Yuna Kim Confesses to Childhood Domestic Violence, "It's Not Something to Hide"
Singer Yuna Kim appeared on the EBS documentary series 'Witnessing the Times' to share her musical journey and personal struggles…
Singer Yuna Kim appeared on the 7th episode of the EBS documentary series 'Witnessing the Times' broadcast on the 20th, revealing her musical life and personal pain. During this broadcast, Yuna Kim confessed to her past of growing up under a violent father, emphasizing that such experiences are never something to be ashamed of or something that must be hidden.
Regarding her reason for revealing her experience, she expressed her will to let many people know in order to communicate with victims. Yuna Kim explained that she has consistently sung about individual pain as well as social issues through her solo albums and Jaurim's songs.
She also revealed behind-the-scenes stories regarding Jaurim's debut process and their representative song 'Deviation'. She shared the story that 'Deviation' was originally prepared as the title track for the 1st album, but was judged unfit for broadcast at the time because the lyrics could cause social anxiety and confusion.
At the end of the broadcast, Yuna Kim stated that she wants to send a message of hope to her younger self, saying that she will be able to become independent in her 20s and do what she loves for her entire life. Meanwhile, junior female musicians such as Lang Lee and Sunwoojunga highly evaluated the value and meaning of Yuna Kim's activities as a middle-aged female artist.
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