Singer�Lee Seung Chul, who is judging for�Mnet's 'Superstar K 4',�is usually known for being harsh on contestants. However, during the most recent episode of the audition program, Lee Seung Chul was completely blown away by a contestant and asked him an unusual question, "What will you do if you become the next Superstar K?"

The contestant was singer-songwriter�Kim Jung Hwan, who�is a student at the�Berklee College of Music and currently serving his mandatory military service in Korea. Not only did he garner attention from the judges for attending the alma mater of�Psy, but also the staff judges during the 1st round auditions called him a 'music genius' for writing songs similar to that of singer�Jo Gyu Chan.

Soldier Kim Jung Hwan sang two songs - the first being his own song called "2 Years Apart" and finished off with�J.Y.Park's "Honey". "2 Years Apart" is a witty song about waiting for a girl for 2 years while serving in the Korean military. The contestant then performed an acoustic version of "Honey", which highlighted his soulful voice and remarkable guitar skills.

After the performance, Lee Seung Chul asked him, "What will you do if you become the next Superstar K? Do we have to wait until you finish your military service?" This is an unusual compliment coming from the fierce judge and many netizens are anticipating the contestant to possibly become the next Superstar K. Netizens have also discovered that Kim Jung Hwan previously collaborated with rapper�Dr.Simpson on a song titled, "Lean On Me", using the stage name 'Eddy-K'.

Without further ado, check out Kim Jung Hwan's performance below!




"Lean On Me" - Dr.Simpson (feat. Eddy-K)



Source: Reviewstar via Nate