Singer Kim Yong-bin opens up about the song that gave him the strength to sing again, leaving a deep and lasting impression. Behind his bright presence on stage lies a journey that is brought to light through Golden Friday.

On the February 2 broadcast of TV CHOSUN’s Golden Friday, Kim Yong-bin reflects on “Mulsaeuneun Gang Eondeok” by the late Baek Seol-hee, sharing the song’s profound significance in his life. He describes it as “the song that allowed me to sing again,” recalling a time when he had nearly stepped away from the stage.

Kim’s confession goes beyond a simple reason for choosing the song. For him, “Mulsaeuneun Gang Eondeok” was not just a classic from the past, but a turning point that helped him pick up the microphone once more. During a period when he questioned whether he should continue singing, the song became a source of quiet strength that helped him regain his footing.

Rather than using grand words, Kim calmly speaks about his inner struggles with music and the moment that allowed him to stand again. Every word reflects the weight of time he endured—not only as a singer, but as a person holding on to music.

Through Kim Yong-bin’s story, Golden Friday illustrates how a single song can go beyond the stage and become a moment that changes the direction of one’s life. The reason he sings again, and why he continues to sing today, is expected to resonate deeply with viewers.