Brian of the group Fly to the Sky has recently revealed that he has settled all his business ventures. This announcement was made public through a video titled "Dust on Brian" on the YouTube channel 'Psick Univ'.

In the video, Brian clarified rumors about his youthful appearance, stating that he hasn't undergone plastic surgery. He admitted to having some procedures done, but insisted that he has not had any surgical enhancements.

Brian, who has gained considerable popularity for his cleaning content, expressed his gratitude and surprise at the public's interest in his daily routine, which includes making his bed, vacuuming, doing dishes, and walking his dog. He was initially skeptical about the show's concept, thinking a show about cleaning wouldn't attract viewers. However, after the first episode garnered significant views, Brian realized the unexpected appeal of such content.

When asked if he earns more now compared to his Fly to the Sky days, Brian candidly responded that he made no money from Fly to the Sky, explaining that he signed contracts without fully understanding them as a high school student. He revealed that the money he earned while active in the group was minimal, equating to what a part-time worker might make, sometimes less than $2000 a month.

Brian also shared his experience with business ventures, stating he has closed down his flower shop and CrossFit business and does not plan to start new ventures. Reflecting on his past experiences, he admitted that business may not be his forte, having learned many lessons through mistakes and financial losses. He mentioned consulting tarot and fortune-telling services years ago, which advised against his involvement in business, but he continued regardless, leading to financial setbacks.

Despite these challenges, Brian clarified he is not bankrupt but feels like he has returned to his status twenty years ago. He acknowledged his lack of business acumen, admitting he often embarked on ventures without proper research or involvement in meetings.

Finally, the interviewer, Lee Yong-ju, asked Brian about his time at SM Entertainment. Brian fondly recalled the familial atmosphere at SM, noting that Fly to the Sky's training period was relatively short compared to other artists. He shared memories of his rapid transition from high school graduation in the United States to beginning his music career in Korea and feeling fortunate to work with his idols from H.O.T and quickly befriending other SM artists like Shinhwa during his early days in the industry.