Why does the biggest idol in Korea keep his house fully lit at 2 AM?
Walked past that luxury high-rise complex earlier tonight while heading to a late shift. Saw him standing right against the floor-to-ceiling glass in his unit. He wasn't doing anything, just staring at himself in the mirror with the overheads on full blast. The entire room looked like a stage, but there was no camera crew. Just him, a black tank top, and that terrifyingly intense look on his face. He didn't even blink when he noticed me on the street level. He just turned to the side and kept watching his own reflection like he was checking for flaws. Does he ever actually turn the lights off?
The way he stares at the mirror is lowkey creepy. Is he checking himself out or looking for someone else in the room?
Reply to NoRestForIdols： I've seen him at the studio. He never looks at people, only reflections.
Wait, is that really him? ? He looks way more intimidating off-camera than he does on broadcast.
Reply to DramaQueen_99： Yeah, that's him. I recognize the shoulder build.
That is literally just him rehearsing. He's known for being a perfectionist.
Reply to KpopStan4Ever： Rehearsing in a living room at 2 AM? In a tank top? That's not practice, that's something else.
He's so different when the cameras aren't on him. It's actually kind of terrifying.
I wouldn't want to be in that room with him. He looks like he's waiting for someone to screw up.
Where is his manager? Does nobody control his schedule for sleep?
His posture is insane. Man works out harder than anyone I know, you can tell by the arms.
I've heard rumors about his home setup. He hates the dark. Like, genuinely cannot function if it's not fully lit.