"I try to dress classy and dance cheesy."

“I didn't speak any English when I arrived here I was very good at drinking. third day in the U.S., so I talked to the other students, 'Let's have a drink.' They said, 'How can you get the drinks? We are not allowed?' And I said, 'I can buy it in Chinatown.' So I bought it and we drank in my room and we get crazy all night long and they don't have enough tolerance for that, so they all starting throwing up. Suddenly there came four or five ambulances and they kept asking, 'Hey, why, did you do that?' My English was really horrible, so the only words I had were, 'Not me!”

“I don’t think this dance is suitable for weddings. This is not a formal dance, this is a cheesy dance! But still, I appreciate that.”

“The mindset of this dance is 'dress classy and dance cheesy'.”

“I’m drinking. It’s my biggest hobby.”

“I'm still walking down the street like, 'Why I'm here? Why I'm here?' You know, I've done this 12 years in Korea, and I'm rookie here now. I never expect I would become a K-pop star.”

“I have twins. They are 4 years old. They know the word 'concert,' so they know father's job is 'concert,' and they prefer concert father.”