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

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of all ages and wherever you are. Welcome to this incredible show, your favorite show in all of the internet. Right?

Yeah, he agrees. Do you know who he is?

Well, I'll introduce you guys. Before we get into it, please be sure to subscribe, rate, review, and turn on notifications if you're following us on Spotify.

You guys can leave us a rating and review on Apple podcasts and you can become a patron of ours at patreon.com slash dive studios.

Of course, you can see the full video is at youtube.com slash dive pods or dive studios and, yeah, children today we have a very special guest. His name is Davi.

Hello. Hi. Nice to meet you, I'm Davi. Yes, and he speaks fluent English, right? Yeah, a little bit. Yeah, so Korean is more comfortable for him, but he does speak some English. We'll be going back and forth.

So if you guys want, you guys can see this full thing on YouTube uninterrupted. And like we always do, if there are things in Korean that you, if you've ever wanted to learn Korean, there's a great way to do it.

So let's get into it. I tried to speak in English. Okay, okay, I see. All right. Okay, so I guess we should start by asking you, where did you learn English?

I've been in Virginia when I was elementary school for a year and a half. So that's it. That's it. And you, it's pretty good. There are a lot of people who were there for like five years and they still can't speak English.

But I just just very, very, very honestly. What was it like, what year, how old were you when you were living in Virginia? I was 13. Okay, so like right around middle school. Because you like it.

Yeah, back then actually I didn't like speak English because I was very like shy. Oh, but I think now it's better.

You're better now than when you were 13. Right. So you I'm sure you practice and studied a lot for them.

Well, actually I don't like practice English, but I listened to like pop songs and watch movies. Right. Yeah, I remember when I recently when I found out you spoke English this well, I felt very betrayed.

Because I didn't know you spoke English that well. Oh, so like all the time I'm like talking to him in Korean. I'm like trying to explain stuff and all of a sudden he's like, yeah, I'm pretty fluent in English.

I was like, what? But I never tried to. I was like, what? I feel so betrayed unintentionally.

But we're excited to have you on the show on the show. I'm excited for people to get to know you because you are a singer songwriter musician producer that I I believe is very talented. And I'm a fan of your work and I really wish people would know more of your stuff. So if you guys are listening to this and you're getting to know for the first time, you guys should definitely check out his music.

We're gonna get into it a little bit more in depth, but I guess we should talk about like how you grew up like you spent some time in the States in Virginia, but was music always a part of your life.

No, I started music when I was 19.

Oh, so not okay. Pretty late. But, but I loved music.

I was a little kid. But actually, like my father is a mechanical engineer, a professor, a professor. So I never like had a chance to like say I want to do music because you know, Korea.

It's very conservative and professor. Right. So the, the, the mentors, like professors are very like in high esteem respected, right. And there's a certain level in society that I guess you could say people are expecting you to pursue.

...