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[SBS Star] EXID HYELIN Confesses That She Took a Part-Time Job to Support the Group

[SBS Star] EXID HYELIN Confesses That She Took a Part-Time Job to Support the Group
K-pop girl group EXID's member HYELIN revealed that she did a part-time job after debut to financially support the group.

On December 8 episode of JTBC's variety show 'Knowing Brothers' (literal translation), the members of EXID opened up about the hard times they went through.
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This episode garnered attention even before it was aired since this was the first time for EXID members to make appearance in a variety show all together.

On this day, HYELIN moved the public by sharing how she helped her fellow members during a rough patch.
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HYELIN said, "Until we got our name out there with our track 'UP&DOWN', we didn't have much of a schedule. So I did a part-time job without the members knowing."
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She added, "Back then, I ate at school but the members had to eat instant noodles three times a day since we didn't have a lot of money. Luckily, they sell lots of cheap food in front of school, so I occasionally bought them and brought them to the members."
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HYELIN continued, "Even that started to feel like burden as time passed, so I took a part-time job. At the place where I worked, there was this guy who just got out of the military. I was so grateful when he said, 'I recognized you but I didn't say anything because I didn't want to cause any trouble. Good luck with your album.'"
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Other members replied, "We only heard about this after we had a huge success with our track 'UP&DOWN'. We felt terrible and so sorry."
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After hearing HYELIN's story, fans commented, "She is a good singer, but a better friend.", "I wish I had a friend like her.", "Friendship goals!", and many more.

Meanwhile, EXID returned to the stage as a five-member group on November 21 with its new single 'I LOVE YOU'.

(Kang Eunbee, Credit= JTBC Knowing Brothers, 'EXIDOfficial' Facebook)

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