Chang Jung Im, transforms into 'Tat Tat Tat' EDM... "Bored with ballads, challenging trot" [Cultwo Show]

Chang Jung Im appeared as a guest alongside Jo Jazz on SBS PowerFM’s ″Escape at Two Cultwo Show″ Parts 3 and 4 in the segment ″Let’s Just Go Halfway,″ sharing various stories about the behind-the-scenes of recording the new song ″Tat Tat Tat,″ choreography, and future activity plans. On the broadcast that day, Chang Jung Im revealed the reason for challenging the trot genre was because doing only the ″Chang Jung Im style ballad″ had become monotonous. He introduced the message of the new song ″Tat Tat Tat″ by comparing its lyrics to a menu of nagging during holidays. The song, described as a ″fact-bomb cheer song,″ combines witty lyrics about nagging and meddling with EDM sounds and trot colors, and it has been loved by fans. Regarding the recording process, he said that, following ″A Glass of Soju,″ ″Tat Tat Tat″ was also completed in three takes. Hwang Chi-yeul expressed admiration, saying, ″Finishing in three takes is really difficult.″ Chang Jung Im replied, ″These days, machines are good, so it finishes quickly,″ bringing laughter to the scene. About the choreography of the new song, he explained, ″The dance was created by a world-renowned choreographer named Copy Dance,″ and addressed controversy over similarities in some moves by stating, ″It might feel similar, but it’s not copied.″ That day, Chang Jung Im lifted the atmosphere by performing a short choreography himself. Chang Jung Im announced plans to hold a ″Stamp Breaking″ stage during the nationwide tour concerts, where the best singers from each region will be selected, and to release a duet album with the final winner. He also hinted, ″You will be able to see me in a movie next year.″ The broadcast also featured a live performance of Chang Jung Im’s signature song ″A Glass of Soju.″ Chang Jung Im delivered the song with his unique sweet tone and high notes, turning the studio into a concert hall. Meanwhile, that day, Chang Jung Im mentioned junior singer Jo Jazz and Hwang Chi-yeul singing his songs, and jokingly said to comedian Kwak Beom, who imitates him, ″If I catch Kwak Beom, I won’t let him go,″ causing laughter. When Kwak Beom’s impersonation video was shown, the audience burst into laughter, and Chang Jung Im expressed curiosity, saying, ″Seeing everyone laugh, does that mean I really resemble him?″