Evan congratulates ENHYPEN on topping the Billboard 200 when asked about the group during his press showcase:
"I'm proud, ranking number one on the Billboard 200 is not an easy goal to achieve, so I think the best thing to do is for us is to work hard and show a good performance in our respective positions."
heeseung about enhypen 😭❤️❤️
👤: i’d like to ask why you didn't consider releasing your own music while remaining in enhypen? the group has continued to be strong — do you have any regrets or anxiety about leaving?
🦌: the process of going solo involves so many people, so i ask for your understanding that it's difficult for me to answer that part.
🦌: as for the second question, im proud that enhypen reached No. 1 on the billboard 200. it couldn't have been easy, and i think the best thing all of us can do is show our best in our respective positions
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Evan talks about being diagnosed with cancer when he was younger:
"The treatment process wasn’t easy, but when I saw how my mom took care of me nonstop, I wanted to put on a brave face for her. When the hospital held events like talent shows for the patients, I’d play guitar and even host them.
I dreamed of being a singer ever since I was six, but to be honest, back then I didn’t really have the mental bandwidth to even think about that. I’d watch my friends pass away and kept thinking, “I want to live so badly, I want to go home.”
Thankfully I made it through treatment and got to go on with my life, but fitting back in with my friends wasn’t easy.
I had a lot less energy, and since my hair was still growing back from chemo, I got teased a lot for it. My friends would be like, “What is that, grass? You’re like a monk.” But I just took it because I wanted to fit in. Once I got to middle school, I had some good friends, but I wasn’t as outgoing as before.
I became more of an introvert. I haven’t thought about that in a long time. It hurts to bring it back up."