Singer Kim Tae Woo revealed he had some harsh words for 2PM member Jun.K on the latest broadcast of 'Cultwo Show'.
During the show, Kim Tae Woo began discussing his newly released album 'T-WITH', and the impressive lineup of artists who featured. The singer proudly stated, "Except for my title song 'Following', each track has a featured artist." He continued, "Son Ho Young, ALi, Yoo Sung Eun, Mad Clown, Jun.K, Taecyeon, and others featured on this album. There are a lot of people. I personally requested them to feature, and I hope this shows how much thought went into preparing this album."
Host Jung Chan Woo then asked, "Is there anyone who accepted it without any hesitation?" to which Kim Tae Woo replied, "Truthfully, the one who accepted my request first was Jun.K, but in the end, he was the one who featured in the song the latest because he was busy due to his schedule. He recorded the song so last minute that I sent him a message saying a few words about this."
During the show, Kim Tae Woo began discussing his newly released album 'T-WITH', and the impressive lineup of artists who featured. The singer proudly stated, "Except for my title song 'Following', each track has a featured artist." He continued, "Son Ho Young, ALi, Yoo Sung Eun, Mad Clown, Jun.K, Taecyeon, and others featured on this album. There are a lot of people. I personally requested them to feature, and I hope this shows how much thought went into preparing this album."
Host Jung Chan Woo then asked, "Is there anyone who accepted it without any hesitation?" to which Kim Tae Woo replied, "Truthfully, the one who accepted my request first was Jun.K, but in the end, he was the one who featured in the song the latest because he was busy due to his schedule. He recorded the song so last minute that I sent him a message saying a few words about this."
'T-WITH' was released back on July 3, and since then, Kim Tae Woo has actively been promoting his title song "Following".
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