Say My Name's Doh-hee Confesses Painful Past on 'Youth Hell': 'Became Completely Invisible'

Doh-hee, a member of the group Say My Name, will openly share her painful past experiences on MBC's 'Oh Eun Young Report - Youth Hell'.

The broadcast, airing at 10:50 PM on the 15th, will feature a special live episode themed 'Youth Hell - Adults Don't Know'. This special segment is designed to give voice to the concerns of overlooked youth and foster empathy among adults.

Previously, 'Oh Eun Young Report' has tackled various parent-child conflict issues. This 'Youth Hell' special will particularly focus on resolving the dilemmas held deep within teenagers' hearts and the conflicts arising from a lack of intergenerational understanding.

Singer Kim Jae-joong and Say My Name will make special guest appearances to support the young people. Kim Jae-joong offers an encouraging message: "A dream is a promise you make to yourself. It's okay if it's late or different from others. I will cheer for all your days."

Upon hearing a student's story about feeling ostracized by friends, Say My Name's Doh-hee shared her personal experience. Doh-hee confessed, "After the high school sports day, I became completely invisible." Her account of how she overcame that difficult period of alienation is expected to resonate deeply with viewers.

Additionally, May of Say My Name offered sincere encouragement to a student aspiring to become a singer. May recalled, "I auditioned about 60 to 70 times. It was emotionally very tough, but I worked hard with the determination to do this," sharing her experience of persevering towards her dream and receiving a warm ovation from the teenagers.

Doh-hee gained significant popularity as an actress with her role as Jo Yoon-jin in the 2013 drama 'Reply 1994', establishing her acting career. Since then, she has actively engaged in music and variety shows, showcasing her approachable charm to the public. Recently, she has announced a return to acting and continues to be active in various broadcast programs.