This is the intro jingle. This is the K-pop debaucho with Eric Nam.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the K-pop debaucho. I'm your host Eric Nam, and today we are joined by a very, very special guest.

She is an incredibly powerful queen in her own right. And we're so excited to have her.

Please welcome the amazingly talented Miss Chung Ha.

Oh, that was so sweet of you. Hi guys, this is Chung Ha and I sweet you.

How are you?

Um, good actually. Yeah, I feel a little hungry. Yeah, you didn't eat? No. Oh, man, I would have brought you something. Sorry. I like selfishly was like, I'm starving. And I like, no, I understand.

Oh, man, why haven't you eaten yet? I don't know. I don't think I take really late late. How do you say lunch? Okay. Yeah. What time do you usually get up?

It's different every time, but like eight eight thirty nine. Wow. 10 thirty. Okay. Yeah. So from eight to 10. Yeah. Are you in a night owl? Yes.

So you you rarely sleep. Yeah. Okay. We're the same. All right. I feel young. Yeah. Well, welcome to the show. Thank you for joining us.

We've been, you know, meaning to get you on for a while. And it's just our scheduling. No, it's fine. You're busy. I'm busy. I think we just kept like missing each other.

But we're so excited to have you on. And today for, I guess for people who don't know you very well, we want to just introduce you even more.

Get to know you a little bit better. Yeah. And then just catch up. Yeah. Cause it's been a while. Yeah, it's been a while. Do you remember the first time we met? No.

I don't know. Oh, wait. Maybe it was that show. What? Master key. Was that it? Or was it? Did you come on the young, young, young, just show? Yeah. Okay. So that's probably the first time. I think that was that was it.

Was it was it before? Like when I was doing I think it was during I.O.I. You guys came on young, young, young, just show. Yeah. Yeah.

And then master keys when we were like on the same team and played some ridiculous games. Yeah. And I was like, you can speak English to me. And I was like, do you speak English?

I felt so, I felt so like betrayed. Cause I was like, she's, I've been here struggling with my poor Korean, the entire time. So you can speak English. I was like, what?

She's crazy. I was your English friend. Yes. So thank you for being my English friend. And I see here your English name is Annie. Yes.

That is a very big leap from Chonghat to Annie. I know. Actually, my cousin came up with that name. And he was like, hey, when I was in America, I was like, hey, what should my American name be?

Because actually like other people like foreign people there, they have an English name. And I only go by 10, 10 me. My real name is 10 me. And so how about Annie? I'm like, okay, I'll go with that.

So that's that's that was when I was in kindergarten. Yeah. Since then I will went by Annie. All right. There you go. Well, let's let's talk about your time in the States, real quick. So when did you move to the state reborn race here?

Yeah, I was, I was born in Korea. And I was like, half raised in Korea and half raised in the States. Okay. Yeah. So I think I was there. I'm an olden kindergarten.

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