Jun Su (Xia), ”It's not right to bind someone with a contract when their hearts have already grown apart.”

Singer Kim Junsu talked about a dispute case with his agency.

On Channel A's “Best Friends Documentary 4-Person Dining Table” broadcast on the 5th, singer and musical actor Kim Junsu invited his best friend.

Junsu invited his best friend to a campsite. It was Junsu who prepared homemade beef ribs with bones for musical actor Song Jong-ho, “SS501” Kim Hyun-joon (Manneh), and trot singer Jung Dong-won.

Junsu became close friends with Song Jong-ho through his musical performance.

Song Joong-no said, “I see (Kim Jun-su) often. There were four times this week. He is really a friend like a childhood friend,” he said of the special kindness.

Kim Hyun Joong of “SS501” formed a rivalry with “Dong Bang Shin Ki” and was active at the same time. Junsu said, “At that time, I didn't have a chance to get close to (Kim Hyun Joong). I met him in the army and we became close (cases),” he introduced.

Kim Hyun Joong said, “Kim Junsu is a serious person. The more you get to know him, the more human he becomes and the more he smells like a person.

Meanwhile, Jung Dong-won compared Junsu to “a person like a tree. He also revealed that he is a human being and a role model as an entertainer as he will not break no matter how much the wind blows.

Junsu said, “I have something to be thankful for Song Jong-ho. There are times when I have so much work to do as a representative that I can't care about the situation of the actors in my company. At that time, Song Jong-ho listens, communicates, and listens to me. He acts as a wife to me,” he said.

Song Jong-ho responded, “Even if it's not up to my monthly salary, I'd be happy to pay for my transportation...” He showed his true feelings. Junsu added, “I don't have a monthly salary either. I just get it as an actor,” he clarified. Song Jong-ho added, “I eat dinner with my company card, but Kim Jun-soo eats with his own card.”

Junsu said that he has a management mindset that even if he doesn't get applause, he shouldn't be bad-mouthed.
He said, “If I want to leave, I can always leave. It's not good to tie them up in a contract when their hearts have left them. As you know, I had a hard time because of that,” he said about the dispute with his former agency.

In 2009, Junsu chose musicals as his first step after a dispute with his agency.

He said, “There was a time when after I left the company, as long as I could keep up with the news, I was full of stories about us. I felt like I had committed a crime, and I felt bad for my fans. I felt like I had committed a crime, and I felt bad for my fans. I stayed at home because I felt like I was being backbitten,” he shared his behind-the-scenes story.

After worrying about resuming his activities, he received an offer to be cast in a musical, and this was the beginning of his career as a musical actor. I had never even seen it properly. That's why I was scared. It was like my last remaining stronghold. It made me want to work harder,” she revealed.

Meanwhile, Channel A's “Best Friends Documentary for 4” is a life story of stars newly adapted from the real-life testimonies of their closest friends who have watched them closely.