#SHINHWA Eric

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SHINHWA Deep Dive #4/4: When Do We Hold Someone Accountable?

TW: mention and discussion of cultural appropriation, racism, and the n-word. Deeper discussion in a separate post.

SHINHWA was formed in 1998 and is currently the longest running k-pop group in history, breaking the so-called 7-year curse three (and a half) times over. They have six members: Eric, Minwoo, Dongwan, Hyesung, Junjin, and Andy, who have been together since the beginning, and are one of the most formative groups of k-pop’s 1st generation.

Here are my credentials: uh…none? I can name about three SHINHWA songs off of the top of my head, which is slightly embarrassing. I know of course about their incredible legacy, but similarly to BTS, I’ve been a k-pop fan for half a decade now so I figured it’s time to get to know such an important group better. 

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SHINHWA — 너의 곁에서, Pt. 2 Wedding March MV cut . . .

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2024.08.15 Na Hyemi's IG Update 🤍🤍🤍

Note: From the prints on the balloon, the photo was taken at baby Mun's 1st birthday (March 1st this year).

Source: Na Hyemi IG

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SM Entertainment celebrates their 30th anniversary with the release of special "THE CULTURE" brand film [Shinhwa Changjo appears in the tribute]

SM Entertainment has released a special brand film titled "THE CULTURE" in celebration of their upcoming 30th anniversary.

The video offers a nostalgic glimpse into the history of one of the founding companies of K-pop, showcasing the iconic idols and groups that have emerged from SM Entertainment over the past three decades. The video is introduced with a heartfelt message: "30 years together. May this voice, this movement, this culture last forever."

The message continues, "SM Entertainment is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Thank you to all the fans and artists who have been with us in every moment of this 30-year journey and to everyone’s invaluable support and love, SM was able to create new culture and play a leading role in K-POP. We look forward to the dreams and stories we will continue to write together, and express our sincere gratitude to all."

SM Entertainment was founded by Lee Soo Man on February 14, 1995. The company will officially celebrate their 30th anniversary on February 14, 2025.

Source: Allkpop

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cursed pic of the day

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I really miss Shinhwa, so here is an appreciation post of their skinship (I am aware that most of them are Minwoo, but I had made gazillion Minwoo x member gifs, so I balance it with my favourite ship, JinDy).

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shinhwa in nyc!

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Shinhwa breakdance

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they look like highschool slackers i love them

eric manages to look amazing with any haircut istg or hairstyle (except for the dreads ^^”)

hyesung looking gorgeous as always. he’s so cute~checking himself out in the mirror

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[VIDEO] SHINHWA - VLIVE+ HD Backup

Download 1920x1080, TS, 35.6GB in total, all subs

Part 1 - SHINHWA's 18th, 21st ANNIVERSARY CONCERT－CHAPTER 4 https://mega.nz/folder/PyhUEayC#peQLuGwfSfD0B_Ux5YQ_qw

Part 2 - 2019 ERIC's Moonday Fanmeeting, 2019 SHIN HYE SUNG CONCERT – Setlist, 2019 SHIN HYE SUNG FAN MEETING https://mega.nz/folder/Z3gAlTiD#FpXYc0TXKdEmPBl8irgXFA

Note: If you use VLC player, you should know, that it will not play TS files with subs. To save you the journey I was on, I suggest PotPlayer, that works for me. Win10 player manages too, but the subs are ugly.

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SHINHWA Deep Dive #3/4: When Do We Hold Someone Accountable?

TW: mention and discussion of cultural appropriation, racism, and the n-word. Deeper discussion in a separate post.

SHINHWA was formed in 1998 and is currently the longest running k-pop group in history, breaking the so-called 7-year curse three (and a half) times over. They have six members: Eric, Minwoo, Dongwan, Hyesung, Junjin, and Andy, who have been together since the beginning, and are one of the most formative groups of k-pop’s 1st generation.

Here are my credentials: uh…none? I can name about three SHINHWA songs off of the top of my head, which is slightly embarrassing. I know of course about their incredible legacy, but similarly to BTS, I’ve been a k-pop fan for half a decade now so I figured it’s time to get to know such an important group better. 

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Shinhwa - Eric

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2024.08.16 Na Hyemi IG Update:

Photo of baby Mun's first birthday (March 1st) was taken by the same photographer that did Eric and Hyemi's beautiful wedding photos in 2017. They don't change at all other than having an extra bundle of joy. 🤍🤍🤍

Eric is back to his idol / actor look. Should we anticipate a comeback?!

Source: Na Hyemi

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what a surprise to read this…an article about Eric....Did you know this story?

Cliché Gone Wrong: A Star-Studded K-Drama That Got Canceled After Just 3 Episodes

It was for a tragic reason.

There is quite a tragic reason behind the 2006 MBC K-Drama Wolf getting canceled after airing only three episodes out of the 16 planned. The star-studded series, with top actress Han Ji Min and idol-turned-actor Eric from Shinhwa as leads, premiered on January 16, 2006 to air on Mondays and Tuesdays.

Wolf’s first two episodes received solid attention from viewers who found the plot—a love triangle of two rivals falling in love with the same woman with a fatal genetic condition—to be intriguing.

But on January 22, 2006, while shooting a scene in which Eric saves Han Ji Min from a car accident, Eric actually ended up getting hit by the car.

According to a MBC news report from the day of the accident, the stunt driver failed to stop the car on time and drove straight into the set at 25 miles per hour (40 kilometers per hour). Realizing the car was not stopping, Eric threw himself in between the car and Han Ji Min.

"It was a scene in which Eric grabs Han Ji Min by the wrist and pulls her off the sidewalk, saving her from a car accident. But when the stunt car didn’t slow down and got too close, he pulled her into his arms and blocked the car with his own body." — Eric’s Manager

Following the news of the accident, Wolf aired its third episode which had already completed shooting and editing. Then, a special episode (recapping Episodes 1 through 3) aired instead of Episode 4.

In a follow-up news report, the Wolf production team told MBC that canceling the show was not being considered an option at all. They insisted Wolf will continue shooting again once the co-stars received treatment and got better—and to air Episode 4 on February 6, 2006.

"Han Ji Min is expected to make a full recovery within a week. As for Eric, he needs at least four weeks. But we will continue shooting with a flexible schedule, working with his condition and making sure he doesn’t push himself too hard." — Wolf Production Team

But as both Eric and Han Ji Min struggled with recovery, the show was canceled on February 2, 2006. MBC was slammed for putting cast members in danger with the live-shoot production that was rampant in the K-Drama industry and for having no back up plan for emergencies.

From this accident, in which he suffered especially severe injuries to his lower body, including his spine, hip, and knees, Eric had lingering side effects that ultimately led him to give up enlisting in the Marine Corps and complete his military duty as part of the public service.

Source: Koreaboo

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