In a broadcast, former Super Junior Kangin opened up about the reason for his withdrawal from the group. He also updated on his relationship with his former co-members.
Kangin Recalls 'Last Straw' That Made Him Leave Super Junior
Kangin, a former Super Junior member who was inactive for about seven years, made his first public appearance through the YouTube channel "Someone Else's Life."
In the documentary vlog, Kangin shared his real thoughts and feelings, especially about his former group, Super Junior. Regarding how he debuted with the team, Kangin, who initially wanted to become a P.E. teacher, narrated:
"I was scouted (by SM) by chance. I went to a writing contest at school and got a business card. I was a trainee for nearly five years, and I had a good opportunity to work as a team (Super Junior)."
Since then, the male idol established his name as a K-pop icon, creating numerous hits such as "Sorry, Sorry," "Mr. Simple," "U," and more.
Regarding this, Kangin replied:
"It's hard to say that (I'm) only (closest) with one member.
If I were those friends, I would never meet myself again. I thought they will resent and hate me, but it's never like that. Rather, they worry about my future more than me."
Watch the full vlog of former Super Junior Kangin here!
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