Singer Seol Woon-do expressed his gratitude toward junior singer Lim Young-woong. On the December 24 broadcast of MBC's "Radio Star," Nam Jin, Seol Woon-do, Jadu, and Seung-hee appeared as guests. On that day, Seol Woon-do revealed that despite being a singer with 44 years of experience since his debut, he continuously strives to compose songs that fit current trends.

Seol Woon-do explained, "K-pop is loved worldwide," adding, "K-Trot can also be loved globally. I thought about writing songs that suit this era and made attempts." He shared his experience composing songs for junior singers, particularly mentioning Lim Young-woong's "My Love Like Starlight." Seol Woon-do emphasized that the song "has surpassed 70 million views. That many people are listening to it."

Nam Jin complained that he asked Seol Woon-do to compose a song for him but "he doesn't give it quickly." In response, Seol Woon-do explained, "Senior Nam Jin is such a legend, and he is very particular about choosing songs, so it's not easy to come up with something quickly."

Seol Woon-do mentioned the scholar's stones at Senior Nam Jin's house, saying, "When it comes to scholar's stones, I'm the kind of person who wakes up even in the middle of the night. I heard that three scholar's stones are expensive, so I'm writing songs to receive scholar's stones," jokingly. The MCs asked Nam Jin, "What kind of scholar's stone are you planning to give?" and Nam Jin replied, "I'll give it after I see the song."

During the broadcast, Jadu recalled the days when she was called the "female Psy" and shared her musical journey. Seung-hee revealed the effort she put into auditioning for "Jeongnyeon" and her experiences during the process.

The guests shared their musical experiences with each other and conveyed messages of encouragement and support for junior singers. Seol Woon-do expressed his hope that, watching the growth of junior singers, they will create even better music.

The broadcast provided viewers with interesting information through various musical stories. The guests shared their musical backgrounds and experiences, emphasizing the importance of the development of Korean music and nurturing junior artists.