Singer Oh Yu-jin conveyed energy with her refreshing charm.
Oh Yu-jin appeared as a guest alongside Bae Ah-hyun on KBS2 Radio's "Eun Ga-eun's Shining Trot," which aired on the 14th.
Recently announcing that she graduated from middle school and is now a prospective high school student, Oh Yu-jin said, "I will be attending an arts high school in Seoul. I felt a bit sad when I went to the orientation because none of my friends recognized me, but I hope they will once I dress up nicely. I hope we can get along well for the next three years," sending greetings to her future friends in advance.
Having celebrated her birthday on the 13th, Oh Yu-jin shared, "I originally planned to meet my friends, but I spent the day in Seoul yesterday for the radio show. Instead, I had a birthday celebration and fan meeting with my fans on the 11th, and I was grateful for the gifts they gave me, so I unboxed them right after my birthday yesterday," expressing her gratitude towards her fans.
Oh Yu-jin performed a live stage of her representative song "Pretty" which she established through "Miss Trot 3." With her powerful voice, she led the song, showcasing her solid live skills and stage manners, fully revealing her unique vibrant and lovely charm.
Oh Yu-jin expressed, "I want to challenge myself in acting as well. I learned for about a week, but I still feel that the path of a singer is more certain, so I am just being ambitious. I have a dream of appearing in a romance drama with a youthful and fresh sensibility, like a youth drama."
Legendary videos were also revisited. Regarding the stage of "Today is a Young Day," which achieved 17 million views, she said, "I was an elementary school student when I participated in 'Trot National Sports Festival.' It seems that many people loved it because a young child sang this song confidently."
About "Moran," which moved many people in "Miss Trot 3," she recalled, "It was the first time I presented a song with a feeling similar to 'Jeong Sang-seo' on the broadcast, so I was very nervous on that stage. After finishing the performance, I remember my grandmother comforting me by saying, 'You did well enough.'"
