He candidly discussed the pains and sacrifices associated with show business.
His experiences as an artist resonate with concerns about children's futures.
[TV Daily, Lee Gi-eun] Singer and broadcaster Lee Seung-gi shared his wishes regarding his 21-month-old daughter. On the November 26th broadcast of MBC FM4U's 'Kim Shin-young's Noon Hope Song', he discussed his recently released digital single 'You Next to Me'. A listener questioned Lee Seung-gi about his previous remark where he expressed hopes for his child to attend a science high school. Lee explained, "I don't want to tell my child to study!" but he wishes for her to study hard on her own, a hope he has since let go of. When asked if he would allow his daughter to pursue a career in entertainment, Lee expressed, "I personally hope she doesn't," admitting that while success in the industry can bring happiness, it also entails sacrifices and pain.
Lee Seung-gi's comments reflect a serious consideration of parenting and education. He revealed a desire for his child to find her own path rather than imposing academic pressure. This sentiment resonates with many parents' hopes and fears for their children's futures and also ties into current discussions around education in modern society.
His candid views on the entertainment industry stem from personal experiences, emphasizing the hidden struggles behind success. This gives insight into the complex feelings he's encountered while working in that sphere, delivering a message about the balance between work and life to his fans. Such admissions highlight that success in show business often comes with significant sacrifices.
As an artist, Lee Seung-gi's shared struggles create a relatable commonality with parents everywhere. His honesty showcases his humanity to fans, providing a broader perspective to consider when reflecting on their children's futures.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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