Did you hear about a rookie office worker feeling upset who received comfort from an unknown singer?
Recently, a story was posted on social media about a young professional, A, who failed to convert to a full-time employee.
According to the post, A had finished an internship but failed to secure a full-time position, and was crying at a bus stop while drinking out of sadness and waiting for the first early-morning bus.
At that moment, a man approached and asked, "Why are you crying here? I will give you taxi fare, so go home where it's warm and cry there."
When A poured out all the built-up sorrow, the man said, "I have been an unknown singer for 30 years, but I haven't given up yet," and even sang a song for A right on the spot.
Even though the poster refused, saying it was okay, the man transferred about 38,000 won for the taxi fare to A's account.
It turned out that this man was singer Lee Hyun-sub, who sang the original soundtrack for the drama Something Happened in Bali.
Netizens reacted with comments such as, "It is so romantic," "I hope his songs surge back up the charts," and "The words that he never gives up until the end are even more touching."
(Photo Source: X @jh04_111)
※ Please note: This article was translated by AI and may contain errors.
Handing Over Taxi Fare and Singing a Song... The Identity of the Man Who Comforted a Novice Worker
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