00:00You mentioned in one of your interviews that you came to an extensive existential crisis.
00:07So, you can tell me why you came to this crisis.
00:13Although, throughout our three years, as being YGIG,
00:19we didn't finalize our branding as a group.
00:24So, before we made the cuts, we really wanted the actual branding.
00:33Yes, YGIG.
00:35So, more on hands-on and creativity and the concepts and songs.
00:41And that's where we built our bond and our conversation with our members about our group.
00:53And my feeling, well, even with a normal person.
00:58Well, I mean, with anyone.
01:02When there was a big change in life,
01:05there was a big change in you.
01:09So, I feel like that happened to us.
01:11There was a big change.
01:13So, we also felt like a double thing.
01:16Then, I feel like we were in the process of changing.
01:20So, there were things that happened to us.
01:23That maybe didn't work for us.
01:25Then, there were things that we learned.
01:27So, that's how I feel.
01:27Well, the process was not easy.
01:31For example, that was the second thought of yourself.
01:36Then, I don't know.
01:38I feel like it was part of the process.
01:40So, it was a changed person.
01:43Like that.
01:44Okay.
01:44Like, oh, oh.
01:45Hindi siya...
01:46Hindi siya talaga minamad.
01:48It's like, it's part of the process.
01:50Parang yung member na naman yung mga ka.
01:52Para di ba?
01:53Oo!!
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