Jinwoon talks possible 2AM disbandment, if he keeps in touch with 2AM, and more

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When the interviewer asked him whether the 2AM members talked of staying together at the same agency once their contracts were over, Jinwoon answered, "We did [talk about it]. But the four of our music preferences are so different that we naturally gravitated to different agencies. We never said it out loud but we were all probably thinking it. That there is no company that would fulfill all four of our musical preferences." 

The interviewer commented how some groups tend to disband when they go their separate ways, but Jinwoon reassured that there isn't even a "0.1% instance" of the 2AM members discussing disbandment, adding, "Because we're a vocal group, as long as there is music, I think we can always release an album."

Jinwoon was also asked what he usually talks about with the other 2AM members when he meets up with them. The singer replied honestly, "We just drink and have a good time. Most of our conversations revolve around any girls that we're into these days. We don't really talk about serious things when we haven't seen one another in a long time. We just play and tell funny stories. I see Seulong so often that I'm about to get sick of his face, but I don't get to see Jo Kwon and Changmin that often because they're so busy." 

On 2AM album plans, Jinwoon said, "Because there are no conflicts among the members, we discuss [releasing a new album] quite often. I wish that the four companies we're under would quickly pull out all the stops to get the ball rolling. 2AM can only release an album depending on how our agencies prep us for one. We don't have any specific plans right now so the idea is just sort of up in the air." 

Jinwoon also hinted at his own album, saying, "It will come out soon. I'm not sure whether it will be a mini or a single album yet, but I want to think of a story to produce one. I did retro last time, but this time around, I want to showcase a modern style band music that isn't quite following the trends."