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On a recent episode of Mnet‘s ‘Yoon Do Hyun’s MUST‘ that aired on February 25th, singer Se7en, who recently made a comeback with his new song “When I Can’t Sing“, revealed his method of getting rid of stress and homesickness while he was in America.

“I had an incredible homesickness while I was active in the States, so I hung a large flag of Korea on the wall and sung the national anthem every morning. I even saluted to the flag once,” he revealed.

Se7en then continued by sharing the song that he listened to most often while being in America. “The song I listened to the most was Jo Young Pil‘s “Seoul Seoul. I usually listen to classical music however, I don’t know if It’s because I missed Korea, but I kept listening to “Seoul Seoul” the most.”

Meanwhile, other special guests that appeared on this episode were Brown Eyed Girls‘ Miryo, actor Jung Chan, and actress Lee Yuri.

Check out Se7en’s performances on the show below!

Source: StarIn

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