Jihyo of TWICE recalls her 11-year trainee life, including running away from home.
March/2/2024 15:39
Jihyo of TWICE recalled her trainee days. Recently, a video titled "Listen to TWICE Jihyo's Humanity at JYP" was uploaded to the YouTube channel "Solpri." In the video, SG WANNABE's Lee Seok-hoon interviews Jihyo at the JYP Entertainment building. In response to Lee Seok-hoon's question "How many years have you been at JYP?" Jihyo revealed, "I joined in 2005 as a trainee." Lee Seok-hoon expressed surprise, saying, "So that's 19 years. This is at the executive level. Can we say that part of the building was made by TWICE?" To which she replied, "I think that's partly true." A full interview was conducted, and the trainer in charge of Jihyo introduced the training room. When asked about difficult times at work, the trainer mentioned moments when the children didn't listen, similar to school. Jihyo reminisced about being scolded for not losing weight. When asked about JYP's character education, the trainer said, "There's no specific 'character education,' but similar education is conducted. Lecturers were invited, and sex education was also conducted." When asked about Jihyo's personality, the trainer praised her as a true leader who was too kind and always did things properly. Jihyo recalled that if someone was rumored to have gone to a bar or club, it was over for them. When asked if it was still forbidden for adults, she mentioned that it was at the time, but things may have changed in the past 10 years. When Lee Seok-hoon repeated the question about whether adults could still have fun despite JYP saying "have fun," Jihyo replied "No comment" and laughed.
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