HYNN (Park Hye-won) appeared as a guest on the “Love Cul-Center” segment of SBS Power FM’s “Cultwo Show” today (16th), alongside creator Ralral and U-KISS’s Shin Soo-hyun.
Introduced by DJ Kim Tae-gyun as “my favorite singer,” HYNN shared details about her new song “Practice to be the Main Character,” released on the 13th. She described it as a track carrying a message of comfort and positivity for everyone enduring uncertain times.
Following the introduction, HYNN delivered a perfect live performance of “Practice to be the Main Character,” captivating listeners with her signature soaring high notes and explosive vocals. She added a touching sentiment after the performance, saying, “You all are the main characters,” further highlighting the song’s meaning.
Amazed by the performance, Ralral remarked, “It felt like the studio version was playing the whole time. I can’t believe these live skills.” DJ Kim Tae-gyun also showered her with praise, saying, “Let Hye-won be the main character today. I’ll be the supporting role.”
Listeners also reacted enthusiastically, with comments like “I feel like my whole body is being healed thanks to HYNN” and “My ears are truly blessed.”
Proving the hype, HYNN climbed to 3rd place in real-time searches on Melon, Korea’s largest music site, during the broadcast.
She also showcased her versatility by announcing her appointment as the sole MC for Daum’s new music web variety show, “MONTHLY DAUM.”
With the first episode featuring singer Soyou having already created a buzz on April 30, HYNN wittily asked for support regarding her first solo MC role, saying, “You all have to watch it a lot,” bringing laughter to the set. But the live performances didn’t stop there.
Through the “Love Cul-Center” segment, HYNN showcased another side of her charm by passionately covering Jeon Mi-do’s “I Knew I Would Love You.”
Having successfully made her return to the music scene with “Practice to be the Main Character,” HYNN plans to continue her active promotions across music and variety shows as an irreplaceable “all-rounder K-solo.”
