On January 14, a video titled “Hwasa’s Realistic ‘What’s In My Bag’ Reveal Snacks She Recommends More Than Dubai Cookies?” was uploaded to W Korea’s official YouTube channel. During the video, Hwasa candidly opened up about her mental state after the awards show.
Reflecting on her Blue Dragon performance, Hwasa shared, “ At that time, I had completely cut off social media. After that day, I was kind of living in the mountains.” She explained that she stayed offline for a while, distancing herself from SNS and public reaction.
Despite disconnecting, Hwasa admitted she eventually watched parody videos sent by friends. “My friends kept sending me parody videos, so I ended up watching them. I remember having fun watching those,” she said with a smile.
Hwasa specifically mentioned comedians Lee Chang Ho and Kim Ji Yoo’s parody, saying, “I watched their parody video and was so grateful that I even pressed ‘like.’ I felt a mix of gratitude and slight annoyance,” drawing laughter.
The singer also reflected on some of the most memorable “goodbye” stages of her career. “Performing with Wheein was amazing, and the stage with senior Park Jung Min was also great. Honestly, all of them were good,” she said.
However, one moment stood out the most. “On my last day on Music Bank, I was holding my luggage, greeting everyone, and then just leaving. That moment really felt like a ‘good, goodbye’ to me,” Hwasa recalled, expressing the emotional weight of that farewell.
Hwasa’s remarks shed light on the pressure and emotional toll that often follow high-profile performances. Her honest confession resonated with fans, offering a rare glimpse into how she processes intense public attention by stepping away to reset and reflect.
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