[All] Have you watched Sung Si-kyung's Let's Meet and Eat???

Mr. Sung Si Kyung is really good at talking, eating well, and cooking well~~

In the past, I thought he was a bit showy and didn't seem to have any manners.

The older I get, the more I think he's a really smart, articulate person.

I see you're working hard on YouTube these days, and we'll meet up and eat~~ ㅋㅋㅋ

It would be nice if you could make content like the song title.

Personally, I see them more often than I do, but it's still fun to meet them~~~

[Sports Chosun Reporter Jeong Yu-na] Singer Sung Si-kyung revealed an anecdote related to a contract during his rookie days.

On the 21st, a video titled 'I had a comfortable and relaxed conversation with my older sister Kim Wan-sun' was uploaded on Sung Si-kyung's YouTube channel 'Sung Si-kyung's Will Meet'.

On this day, Kim Wan-sun had a drink with Sung Si-kyung and talked about various things.

At that time, Kim Wan-sun recalled her busy past, saying, "I never drank alcohol until my early 20s. I didn't even have time to drink." She confessed, "It was 3 in the morning when I got home after work. I'd sleep for an hour or two, wake up, shower then, sleep in bed for an hour, and go back to work. I lived like this for 7 years," to which Sung Si-kyung responded, "These days, idols don't have slave contracts." When Kim Wan-sun then confessed, "But if I had been paid to do it, I would have enjoyed it," Sung Si-kyung got angry on her behalf, saying, "I get goosebumps when I hear stories from my seniors in the past."

Sung Si-kyung then recalled his experience signing a contract as a rookie and became angry.

He recalled, "This was in 1999 when I was a rookie. I had to sign a contract, but I only knew that signing a contract was scary. Usually, it was a 7-year contract, but this company was on the verge of going out of business, so I had a 2-year contract as a rookie."

He continued, "When I asked my father about it, he said, 'You shouldn't make a contract lightly. ' When my agency asked me what I was going to do, I said, 'We're going to hire a lawyer for you. ' From then on, I was like, 'Rookie XX. ' What does a rookie have to do with a lawyer? When a singer talked about money, I looked at him like, 'What a piece of shit. '" He said, "I'm getting angry when you suddenly bring this up."