Chanmina, NHK's "Close -up Hyundai" descends! "(I am an ordinary person. It's not strong at all."

■ “I want to change this society. I seriously think that I can’t change it unless I am”

Channina’s long interview will be broadcast on the NHK general “Close -up Hyundai” broadcast on January 29.

With powerful songs and performances, it is very popular, mainly for the Z generation. Her songs are lined with words that can be said to be radical.

“Go home” (“red”)
“The ugly bus is not singing” (“beautiful”)
“Too thin, too thick, too big, too small, dying dies, dies, a woman dies” (“NG”).

Most of these lyrics were born from actual experiences. As a child, she was born between Japanese father and Korean mother and faced her roots discrimination. He said he had been slanderous about his appearance after he began his activities as an artist.

And now, she incorporates the aggressive word actually thrown into the lyrics and directly conveys the will to overcome the pain. A message that is not a lie that is the party is grabbing the hearts of many young people.

What she worked on and attracted a hot topic was the audition of the girl group. Eliminating application conditions such as age, nationality, height, weight, etc., he was denied by society for various reasons and called for “NO” to participate. The videos that publish the selection process have gained sympathy beyond generations and positions, and have a great response.

In the program, a long interview was invited to the studio. “I want to change this society, I really think I can’t change it unless I am,” is her thoughts straight? There are also scenes to talk about the song “RED” about their roots for the first time. How is she trying to break the soreness of society that still remains? Approaching that vision and true intention.

■ Chan Minina comment (from an interview)
I often say that I’m a strong woman, but it’s an ordinary person. Not strong at all. It’s not the message, “I was so hard, my family was so hard, everyone was the worst.” It’s a message, “I still want to love people.”