(GIRL) IDLE's Soyeon wins hearts with honest confession: "I'm an adult, but I hate vegetables"

(GIRL) IDLE's Soyeon filled the stage with an unexpected and honest confession. Through "I Hate Vegetables Song," a track from her 1st full-length album [Awesome Life], she showcased a unique charm by translating her long-hidden personal preferences into music.

Soyeon performed "I Hate Vegetables Song," which she directly participated in writing and composing, on the EBS 'Space Gonggam' stage. Based on lyrics written by Soyeon, the song was composed alongside Siixk Jun, with Siixk Jun handling the arrangement to enhance its quality. The emotion of the song revealed on stage candidly shows the human side hidden behind her perfect professionalism.

"I'm an adult, so why do I hate them?" The unexpectedness of honest lyrics

The song's lyrics contain Soyeon's deeply personal yet relatable concerns. Through the lyrics, Soyeon confesses, "I really hate vegetables. Why do I hate them so much? Even though I've become an adult, I still hate them." It is a passage that wittily expresses the struggle with eating habits that remains even after adulthood. In particular, the lyric responding to the object of her dislike with, "It can't be helped. I should just write a diss track," demonstrates Soyeon's signature witty songwriting ability.

This honesty is also reflected in Soyeon's attitude on stage. The process of transforming everyday concerns existing behind her glamorous idol image into musical material proves her flexible mindset as an artist. For fans, this became a point of connection that feels as friendly as her perfect performances.

The diverse spectrum of the 1st full-length album [Awesome Life]

The song that served as the basis for this stage is included in the 1st full-length album [Awesome Life] released in 2026. Having a different texture from the intensity of the title track, this B-side serves as an indicator of how wide Soyeon's musical spectrum is. Her ability to take a single theme and vary it with her own unique color stands out.

Soyeon's musical experimentation was once again confirmed through this stage. The process of not merely singing, but constructing her daily life into a musical narrative, supports why she is called an unrivaled producer-type artist. The various tracks in the 1st full-length album suggest that the musical world Soyeon draws is not confined to a single direction.

Meanwhile, Soyeon's performance can be viewed through EBS 1TV 'Space Gonggam.' This stage is expected to remain a special record where one can simultaneously feel Soyeon's musical sincerity and her human charm.