Rapper Noel (real name Jang Yong-jun), son of the late Jang Je-won, former People Power Party lawmaker, mentioned his parents.

Recently, a video titled 'Noel and Shoes Off EP.86 | High School Rapper Who Went to School' was posted on YouTube's 'SPNS TV'.

Rapper Noel (real name Jang Yong-jun), a former contestant of 'High School Rapper', appeared in the released video. Noel is the son of the late Jang Je-won, former People Power Party lawmaker.

On this day, Noel mentioned his affluent family environment, saying, "What I'm sorry about to my mom and dad is that I received a lot of love, traveled more than others, and grew up well."

He continued, "But at some point, after listening to songs like E SENS's 'Dok', I developed paranoia about my family," adding, "It seems I built walls until I was nineteen. I confessed that I erased all the good things my parents did for me from my mind."

Noel recalled, "Then, when I was nineteen, I earned a lot of money for the first time, and I went to my dad and told him, 'It's so lonely for a man to earn money like this. I'm sorry.' I think I started having proper conversations with my father from then on."

He also spoke about his time attending a boarding school in Jeju Island. Noel said, "I attended a boarding school even in middle school, and it felt like my parents were trying to raise me in a unique way. However, from my perspective, that school oppressed many children. It was mentally difficult for me," he confessed.

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Reporter Jung Min-kyung sbeu3004@xportsnews.com