Sunmi�posed for the June issue of 'High Cut'.
She also talked about finally finding her identity during "Gashina". She said, "Even though I promoted as one of the Wonder Girls�and had my solo albums, I didn't find my identity until 'Gashina'. After I left JYP Entertainment, I had a lot of time to think, and I started being a fan of myself. After researching about myself, I realized that I was trapped within myself because I thought people wouldn't like it and because they would say something. I felt like I've been hit really hard. Before I came back through 'Gashina', I thought to myself, 'There are people who hate Michael Jackson, or Prince, or Beyonce', too'. I think that came through in the music video and on stage."
She put on minimal makeup and put a special emphasis on her red, orange, coral, and hot pink Dior�lipstick for the shoot. During the interview, she talked about her time on 'Secret Unni', saying, "I did so much slapstick. There really isn't a camera crew because they just leave the camera, and I kept forgetting. All the things I usually do at home kept coming out. I would be taking off my clothes but go, 'Ahh camera!', go to the bathroom and then go 'Ahhh camera!!'."
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On Red Velvet's Seulgi, she said, "I am a fan of Red Velvet. I saw them a lot because near the end of my 'Heroine' promotions, they came back with 'Bad Boy', and I noticed Seulgi a lot. She is so cool with her tall height and the power that comes from that frame. It's so chic."
She also talked about finally finding her identity during "Gashina". She said, "Even though I promoted as one of the Wonder Girls�and had my solo albums, I didn't find my identity until 'Gashina'. After I left JYP Entertainment, I had a lot of time to think, and I started being a fan of myself. After researching about myself, I realized that I was trapped within myself because I thought people wouldn't like it and because they would say something. I felt like I've been hit really hard. Before I came back through 'Gashina', I thought to myself, 'There are people who hate Michael Jackson, or Prince, or Beyonce', too'. I think that came through in the music video and on stage."
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