Na Hoon-a Concert Poster / Photo by Yes 24
[Asia Economy Reporter Han-ah Na] Singer Na Hoon-a's new song 'Tess-hyung!' has sparked hot reactions and become a topic of interest among netizens.
On the 30th, KBS2's 'Korea Again Na Hoon-a' aired a stage performance of Na Hoon-a's new song 'Tess-hyung!'. 'Tess-hyung!' is a song written and composed by Na Hoon-a himself, included in his new album 'Nine Stories' released last August.
'Tess-hyung' refers to the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, and a giant Socrates sculpture appeared on the stage during the performance, attracting attention.
After the song ended, he said, "We are living under too much stress right now," adding, "I asked Tess-hyung why the world is like this, and he said even Tess-hyung doesn't know. It seems that time is something no one can control."
He continued, "Since time is passing anyway, we shouldn't be dragged along. We have to firmly twist time's neck and take control of it."
After the broadcast, 'Tess-hyung!' ranked on the real-time search lists of major portal sites. It also became a hot topic on music streaming sites and YouTube. Netizens left comments such as "The only singer who can call Socrates 'hyung' (older brother)," and "I wondered who Tess-hyung was, and it turned out to be Socrates hyung... thanks to that, I burst out laughing," showing enthusiastic responses.
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