Hyeri on the Importance of Farewells: “I’ve Experienced So Many Goodbyes; A Proper Goodbye Matters”

Hyeri Shares Emotional Insights on Farewells in New Video

On December 6, a new video titled “Anything is Fine as Long as It’s Hip…” debuted on Hyeri’s YouTube channel, piquing the interest of her fanbase.

A Candid Conversation About Self-Perception

In this engaging video, Hyeri collaborates with popular hairdresser and YouTuber Kiwoo for a layered haircut session. When asked about what she feels suits her best, Hyeri openly admitted, “I think variety shows suit me best. It’s not only about having fun; I can be quite self-critical. Even though I don’t feel pressured by anyone, I still carry that weight internally.”

The Joys and Challenges of Filming

Hyeri also shared her thoughts on her interactions during filming, stating, “While filming, it feels like I’m just having a casual chat and enjoying the company of others. In contrast, when I’m not on camera, I actually get to hang out with my real friends and that’s genuinely enjoyable.” Kiwoo, intrigued by her perspective, questioned, “Then why did you cry during the last episode of ‘Amazing Saturday’?”

Shedding Tears Over Goodbyes

Hyeri expressed her emotional side, stating, “I typically cry during farewells. Once I have fully expressed that emotion, I feel a sense of relief, as if I’ve properly closed a chapter.” She highlighted the importance of saying goodbye in a meaningful way, emphasizing the emotional toll of constantly meeting and parting ways with people in her profession.

“With this job, I frequently face both meetings and goodbyes, which can sometimes lead to emotional numbness. However, I often find myself shedding tears when parting from others,” she added. Kiwoo, surprised by her sentiments, remarked, “I only saw that moment and thought you were particularly sentimental. Your explanation was different from what I anticipated. It’s intriguing.” Hyeri confirmed, “I am indeed sentimental.”

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Sources: Kbizoom