SF9 YOUNGBIN shares sincere feelings, saying "I want to be closer to myself from 10 years ago"

YOUNGBIN, a member of the group SF9, expressed his reflections on his 10th year since debut through a sincere message addressed to himself from 10 years ago. In a video released on SF9's official channel on October 5, 2026, the members engaged in conversation based on profiles they wrote for each other.

"JAE YOON, express everything in your head to your heart's content"

In the video, the members shared changes over the past 10 years and their thoughts about each other through the profiles they each wrote. In particular, YOUNGBIN left a message as something he wanted to say to himself 10 years ago: "JAE YOON, don't worry, you can express everything in your head to your heart's content." He continued to offer encouragement to his past self, saying, "It is okay to be honest about what is in your head." YOUNGBIN also mentioned his recent update that his MBTI fluctuates between ESTP and INTP, and noted that as a difference from 10 years ago, he has become more mature and lost his youthful feel, gaining manly charm.

YOUNGBIN receives unanimous 1st place and shares his thoughts

The members had a time to nominate the member who wrote the best profile among those written by each other. As a result of the members' voting, YOUNGBIN was unanimously chosen as the member who wrote the best profile. In his thoughts, YOUNGBIN emphasized the sincerity with which he wrote while observing YOUNGBIN. He stated that although two people with different environments and different personalities met under the dream of being singers, he wrote the profile with the heart of wanting to be closer to YOUNGBIN if he could return to that time. He also expressed gratitude to the members who gave him 1st place and conveyed his intention to continue activities for a long time so that they can write this profile again at their 20th anniversary.

"Let's be even closer at the 20th anniversary" members' support

After finishing writing the profiles, the members concluded the conversation by sharing things they wanted to say to each other. The members mentioned the regret of not understanding each other better during the 10-year period and exchanged messages to become even closer during the current time. One member offered advice, saying, "Living life, I realized that what is right can sometimes be wrong. It is better to break your stubbornness early," while another member sent a message to start exercising for health. Additionally, support continued, such as "You are cool enough now, but I am curious about your even cooler side" or "I hope you love yourself without being shaken by the words of those around you." The members promised to be able to be together writing profiles like this even at their 20th anniversary.