From YOUNGTAK to Na Sang-do, a Trot Playlist to Boost Excitement on the Way Home

In celebration of the Chuseok holiday, a playlist containing stage videos of trot singers has been released. The video uploaded to the TV CHOSUN MUSIC channel includes stage performances from various trot singers, including YOUNGTAK, Kim Da-hyun, Yang Ji-eun, Jin Hae-seong, and Na Sang-do.

Song Composition Capturing Holiday Sentiments... Starting with YOUNGTAK's 'The Road Home'

The composition of the released video is filled with songs that capture the sentiments of the holiday and nostalgia for one's hometown. The video opens with 'The Road Home' sung by YOUNGTAK, followed by a sequence of songs including 'Let's Be Good to Our Parents', 'Honk Honk', 'Hometown Station', 'What Grows Here Suits Us Best', 'Sister', 'My Hometown Home', and 'The Moon of Seoul'.

In the early part of the video, YOUNGTAK's 'The Road Home' stage is followed by the song 'Let's Be Good to Our Parents', which delivers a message conveying feelings toward parents. The lyrics of 'Let's Be Good to Our Parents' contain sentiments for parents, such as "even if life is busy, let's give them a phone call" and "I am sorry and I love you to you, who protected me before yourself." To provide variety in the composition, stages for 'Honk Honk' and 'Hometown Station', featuring Kim Da-hyun, Kim Eui-young, Ryu Won-jeong, Jin Dal-rae, and Hong Ji-yoon together, were placed next. 'Honk Honk' captures the excitement of rushing to one's hometown on a rural bus, while 'Hometown Station' expresses longing for a hometown where cosmos flowers are blooming.

Continuous Placement of Stage Videos Featuring Various Artists

According to the video description, Yang Ji-eun and Maria presented the 'What Grows Here Suits Us Best' stage, while Jin Hae-seong sang 'Hometown Station', Jin Wook sang 'Sister', Na Sang-do sang 'My Hometown Home', and Song Ja-young sang 'The Moon of Seoul'. In the 'What Grows Here Suits Us Best' stage, Korean elements such as gochujang, doenjang, and kimchi were mentioned along with the message that what is ours is good for our bodies. In particular, it is noted that after the 'What Grows Here Suits Us Best' stage, an emotional performance followed, with a mention that the song is difficult to sing.

In the subsequent stages, Jin Wook conveyed feelings for a sister who is like a long-time friend and is lovely through 'Sister', and Jin Hae-seong sang of the determination to return after becoming successful and the longing for his hometown through 'Hometown Station'. Na Sang-do conveyed his heart toward the place where his mother is through 'My Hometown Home', and Song Ja-young continued the holiday sentiment by capturing the hardships of living in Seoul and nostalgia for her hometown through 'The Moon of Seoul'.