00:00 When I see K-pop, I feel like I'm in the Philippines.
00:04 I'm so happy.
00:06 It's true.
00:12 That time, B-Dragon and I were in a relationship.
00:15 They wanted me to come back to Korea.
00:19 But the requirement was 2-3 years of training.
00:23 And they said, "You will change?"
00:28 But I was only 3 years old.
00:31 At that time, we promoted "Nipi."
00:34 I just released my song.
00:37 I have contracts and commitments with other variety shows.
00:46 I auditioned.
00:47 Oh, you auditioned?
00:48 You're the one who got the offer.
00:50 The show invited me to audition.
00:52 For Korea?
00:53 Yes.
00:55 There's a trend that they will get artists from different Asian countries.
01:00 And they will combine together and launch their own.
01:04 Did you feel like you were being cheated?
01:07 I was cheated.
01:09 I have to be honest.
01:11 But at that time, my advisors told me that it's a mix of one.
01:17 We didn't know.
01:19 Because there are many groups there.
01:21 You're a solo artist.
01:23 You have a gig.
01:26 You have regulations.
01:27 You don't know what will happen next.
01:29 I auditioned for 300 times.
01:32 I got in.
01:33 I left.
01:35 Then I went there.
01:37 From start to zero.
01:40 Back to zero.
01:41 That's why I was there.
01:42 But when I saw K-Pop,
01:47 the Philippines was full.
01:49 It was fun.
01:51 But all things work together for good.
01:55 If it wasn't for him, I might not have been in the service.
01:58 I wouldn't have been able to do this.
02:01 I'm sorry.
02:02 I'm sorry.
02:04 I'm sorry.
02:05 (upbeat music)
02:07 (upbeat music)
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