Korean traditional music artists Lee Hee-moon and Go Joo-rang captured attention during their appearance on Channel A's "Oh Eun-young's Counseling Center." The pair showcased their unique bond as a mother-son duo while discussing their musical journeys. Lee Hee-moon, known for his work with the folk rock band "Sing Sing," gained international fame after being the first Asian to perform on NPR's "Tiny Desk Concert," three years before BTS made their U.S. television debut.
During the show, Lee Hee-moon shared exciting stories about his performances, revealing that he experienced overwhelming audience support during his concerts. His mother, who expressed her affinity for extravagant style, humorously acknowledged her vast collection of wigs. As they navigated their relationship, Go Joo-rang revealed her initial reluctance towards traditional attire, conveying frustration over secretly learning to perform from friends.
The conversation then shifted toward the complexities of their family dynamics. Lee Hee-moon described his three maternal figures, highlighting the significant roles they played in his upbringing and career support. Although they live close together, he admitted that communication with Go Joo-rang often falters, sparking emotional remarks about their relationship's distance.
As the episode progressed, behind-the-scenes moments revealed Go Joo-rang's persistent worry for her son during rehearsals and Lee Hee-moon's playful responses to her advice. He candidly reflected on his childhood, noting the absence of friends in his home due to strict family dynamics, resulting from his father's early passing. This shaped his perspective on friendships, as he prioritized finding companions from stable families.
