JeA talked about the Brown Eyed Girls and revealed why she chose to pursue singing as a career.
On the June 8th episode of SBS' 'Einstein', JeA opened up about the Brown Eyed Girls and how they've managed to stay together as a group for so long. She explained, "I think it's because the members are like men. They have carefree personalities and are very loyal."
JeA also discussed what it was like being a vocal mentor, explaining, "To be honest, I think the kids with talent are already decided. In the case of singing, you can really get a lot better depending on how much you practice. Still, natural ability stands out when it comes to singing."
She was then asked about choosing to become a singer in middle school. She responded, "I was good in voice class, but I didn't study well so I wasn't able to go to an arts class. My grades were even worse than the athletes."
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On the June 8th episode of SBS' 'Einstein', JeA opened up about the Brown Eyed Girls and how they've managed to stay together as a group for so long. She explained, "I think it's because the members are like men. They have carefree personalities and are very loyal."
JeA also discussed what it was like being a vocal mentor, explaining, "To be honest, I think the kids with talent are already decided. In the case of singing, you can really get a lot better depending on how much you practice. Still, natural ability stands out when it comes to singing."
She was then asked about choosing to become a singer in middle school. She responded, "I was good in voice class, but I didn't study well so I wasn't able to go to an arts class. My grades were even worse than the athletes."
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