Lee Chan-hyuk aims to share cultural experiences through upcoming performances

Singer Lee Chan-hyuk revealed his desire to provide important cultural experiences to the public, drawing from his childhood in a missionary family where such opportunities were limited. Footage from MBC's Omniscient Interfering View captured the artist managing his vocal condition and coordinating with his team ahead of his concert.

Singer Lee Chan-hyuk has revealed his philosophy of wanting to share culture with the public through his performances. In footage from the day of his concert released through MBC's Omniscient Interfering View, the artist's serious attitude toward preparing for the show and his everyday conversations were captured, offering a different side from his glamorous stage persona.

"I want to share important cultural experiences in life"

Lee Chan-hyuk spoke about the sense of responsibility and purpose he feels while preparing for a performance. He recalled growing up in a missionary family, a time when he could not attend school and had limited opportunities for cultural experiences. Through this process, he realized that the cultural experiences he enjoys now are incredibly important in life, and he expressed that he always holds a desire to share these with others in some way.

As this sentiment drives his performances, he defined his current stage as a continuous practice phase to find even better ways to connect. He showed his determination to not let the performance be a one-time event, but to continuously practice and contemplate better methods. This demonstrates that he utilizes the stage as a channel to transform personal experiences into social value, moving beyond a simple venue for performance.

Tension on concert day and recharging energy with team members

The scene in the waiting room ahead of the performance highlighted the bond between team members rather than tension. To prevent losing energy due to boredom while waiting, Lee Chan-hyuk and Lee Su-hyun utilized their own methods, such as performing a monodrama. While Lee Chan-hyuk managed his condition by checking his vocal state and limiting his speech, he also showed a human side by looking after his team member's health and encouraging them to eat.

A playful atmosphere continued on-site as the team hoped for a successful performance and an early finish. Lee Chan-hyuk used a phrase he personally wrote, "Praying for an early finish," to chant with his team members and recharge their energy. His appearance as he coordinated with the team, shouting intense phrases claiming to contain "everything of eternal life," stood in contrast to his overwhelming presence on stage. The footage captured real moments of the concert preparation, including a metaphor that the two are currently living in the paradise they dreamed of when they were young.

Source: MBCentertainment (YouTube)