Rain understands JYP now that he has produced his own boy hand, MBLAQ.
In a recent interview, Rain announced that he can now understand how Park Jin-Young (a.k.a JYP of JYP Entertainment) feels now that he has produced a new boy band, MBLAQ.
The new boy band's members include 2NE1's Sandara Park's and actress, Ko Eun-ah's brothers. Whilst watching their debut performance on stage, Rain reported 'I was more nervous than my own debut which made me understand how JYP feels'.
MBLAQ's debut was on 9th at Rain's 3rd Asia tour, 'Legend of Rainism' where they took charge of the opening performance. This was the opportunity to finally reveal their faces to the public and further more, they performed their title song, 'Oh yeah' and few more in prior to their album release on the 14th.
Rain called JYP afterwards and asked whether he felt the same. Furthermore he is coming to tomorrow's performancetand give his opinion.
It has taken 2 years to train the boys and that each of them have their talents in singing, dancing and rapping plus in comparison to his own debut, MBLAQ boys are better.
A new female singer, Da-hee was going to debut ahead but for more perfection, the Music Boys Live in Absolute Quality (
MBLAQ in short) have come out first.
2NE1 Sandara Park's brother, Chun-doong, and actress, Ko Eun-ah's brother / Rain's agency, J tune's representative's relative, Mir and Lee Jun who played the younger version of Rain in his latest Hollywood movie, Ninja Assassin. Rain commented that when he saw Chun-doong, there was something very attractive about him.
As a bonus, Rain has informed his schedule for the rest of this year. Most of November and Decembers is going to be spent abroad for the promotion of Ninja Assassin, which is to be released on 26th November world wide. The premieres are going to kick off on 11th November at Washington then all around for more events. Also, the December Hong Kong tour is going to take place around 28-29th of the same month.
Currently he is discussing about his fashion style concept with the film agency in the preparation for the promotion. Due to countless violent action scenes, the film has been rated 18+ but thinking back, he remembers how exhausting it was as he even considered becoming a professional fighter.
After finishing film related works this year, he plans to work on a Korean drama, but not a serious genre, around the beginning of next year.
