In a broadcast, Super Junior Siwon and Shindong made viewers laugh when they recalled an incident with Heechul that led to a fight, and it was due to this hilarious reason.
On March 3, Super Junior Shindong and Siwon appeared as special guests on Heechul's "Street Alcohol Fighter," uploaded on Studio Hook's YouTube channel.
In the video, the co-members took their time to look back on their past selves, recalling a fight incident between them as well.
Super Junior Heechul Narrates Fight Against Shindong, Siwon – Proving His 'Legendary Trainee' Days
Amid drinking sessions and playing games, the Super Junior members took a trip down memory line, particularly during their trainee days. Shindong started by recalling one time they went out as trainees and a hilarious event happened.
"Before our debut, the three of us including Yesung went to an amusement park, us four. At that time, we were scouted, but Yesung and I were ignored thoroughly and gave business cards only to Kim Heechul and Choi Siwon," drawing laughter.
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Remembering another hilarious encounter with the members, Heechul revealed the incident he actually felt sorry for Shindong to date.
"I'm still sorry for Shindong. I (remember) my first fight with Shindong, and it was when I was practicing the 'U' choreography."
The male idol then revealed that he initially started a fight with Siwon at that time, but Shindong suddenly got into the fire while trying to stop them!
"Choi Si-won said he wanted to practice more, but wanted to (end it) and go home quickly. SJ emphasized 'together', but I didn't understand it," Heechul confessed. So I was annoyed with Choi Siwon and went right before the fight, but Shindong stopped me."
At that time, I shouted at him, "Hey, are you close to me?"
Shindong, who was perplexed responded, "You were a jerk," drawing more laughter in the studio.
In particular, Heechul earned the modifier "Legendary Trainee," for his rebellious attitude in the past, defying SM Entertainment rules. In fact, he almost didn't debut in Super Junior, as he was into the hard rock genre rather into idol group's concept at that time.
Fortunately, after being exposed to the entertainment industry following his debut as an actor, he eventually decided to pursue career as an idol.
Super Junior Returns to Music Scene with Special Album 'The Road: Winter For Spring'
Despite differences, Super Junior, the group of Heechul, Shindong and Siwon flaunted longevity of career with a new release.
On Feb. 28, the 17-year old iconic group returned to the music industry after about a year, and immediately after its release, "The Road: Winter for Spring" topped iTunes top album charts in 20 regions around the world, proving Super Junior's Hallyu power.
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Written by Eunice Dawson
