2PM's Wooyoung plays piano in his room.

Wooyoung, the last runner of K-pop sextet 2PM’s relay of house introductions, finally disclosed his room, Monday, via portal Naver’s Starcast.

In a theme that revolves around 2PM’s latest EP titled “My House,” the group’s members have been putting out video clips of less than ten minutes showing the insides of their domiciles.

Wooyoung holds up an art piece he likes. He gave the same painting of bigger size to groupmate Junho as a housewarming gift.

Junho started off the relay in early June, followed by Chansung, Taecyeon, Jun. K, and Nichkhun, in that order. The last of the six members to unveil his home, Wooyoung updated his part on June 30.

The 26-year-old singer said, “I gave it a long think about what, where and how to show you my house. After much deliberation, I decided to show you where I sit the most and where I listen to music the most … my room.”

2PM's Wooyoung shows his room full of musical instruments.

“This is my private space. You can see the speakers, monitor and the tools I use to write music,” said Wooyoung, pointing out that a lot of his gadgets were given to him as gifts from fans, whom he thanked for their generosity.

“My face may look yellow on the screen. I never use fluorescent lights at home. I prefer the soft, incandescent lights and candles.”


Wooyoung said that he found being by himself at home very lonely. “Junho has cats, Minjun (member Jun. K’s off-stage name) has dogs. Should I get a pet?”

“No, I shouldn‘t because if I get a pet then that’ll be the only thing I care about. I‘m like that. When I fall for something I fall all the way.”

Wooyoung concluded the video as he fell asleep. “This is my bed. It’s nearly 1:30 a.m. I better get some sleep. You all have beautiful dreams and have a good day tomorrow. Good-bye. Good night.”

Meanwhile, 2PM successfully hosted its eighth anniversary live “House Party” concerts Saturday and Sunday in Seoul.

[Photo Credits: JYP Entertainment]

By Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heraldcorp.com)

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