Im Young-woong Reveals His Unique Drinking Philosophy: 'I Sing Better When I Drink'
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Singer Im Young-woong shared his thoughts on the relationship between alcohol and singing on the SBS show 'Mountain Village Bachelor Hero'.
- He revealed his drinking philosophy, stating that he sings better after having a drink.
- The episode featured Im Young-woong preparing a meal with comedians Heo Kyung-hwan and Kwak Bum, and singer Roy Kim.
South Korean singer Im Young-woong candidly discussed his unique perspective on drinking and its connection to his singing on the SBS variety show 'Mountain Village Bachelor Hero'. The popular artist, known for his powerful vocals, shared that he believes alcohol enhances his singing ability.
During a meal preparation segment with fellow guests, comedian Heo Kyung-hwan, comedian Kwak Bum, and singer Roy Kim, Im Young-woong elaborated on his drinking habits. He admitted that while he doesn't drink excessively, he finds that a bit of alcohol helps him perform better. "When I drink, I sing better," he stated, revealing a surprising philosophy that links his vocal performance to his alcohol consumption.
The episode showcased the camaraderie between the guests as they prepared food together in a rustic setting. Im Young-woong also treated his companions to a "makgeolli cocktail" he had prepared, adding a personal touch to the shared meal. The conversation flowed naturally, touching upon personal anecdotes and the singer's candid reflections on his craft.
This glimpse into Im Young-woong's personal life and his unconventional approach to performance resonated with viewers, offering a different side to the beloved singer beyond his stage persona. The show continues to highlight the personalities of its guests through relatable situations and open conversations.
When I drink, I sing better.
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.