Kim Jae Young, who became an idol, said, ”I want to be the visual center, inspired by DAY6, CNBLUE, and FTISLAND.”

Actor Kim Jae Young, who played the role of an idol in the TV series "Idol Eye," revealed that he used "DAY6" as a reference for preparing for the role.
The new TV series "Idol Eye" held a production presentation at The Saint in Guro-gu, Seoul at 2 p.m. on the 16th.
Kim Jae Young plays Do Ra-ik, the lead singer of the popular band Gold Boys, who suddenly becomes a murder suspect.
Although he is a top idol with no flaws, he is a person who lives with pain behind the glamorous stage. Kim Jae Young said, "Choi Suyeong is a former idol member, so I made a video of him singing together.
He watched the program and checked me a lot, saying things like, 'Look at the camera more' and 'Smile'," she said, recalling an episode from the shoot.
In addition, when asked if there was any idol that he used as inspiration, he replied, "I used DAY6 as inspiration.
Also, because the story in the play begins about 10 years ago, I acted with band-type idol teams like CNBLUE and FTISLAND in mind."
Furthermore, when asked about her own position, she answered with a smile, "If I'm going to be the center, I want to be the visual center."
"Idol Eye" is a story about Maeng Sena (Choi Suyeong), a star lawyer with a passionate fanbase, who is falsely accused of murder.
This is a mystery courtroom romance that begins when the protagonist takes on the case of the idol Do Ra-ik (Kim Jae-young). In order to uncover the truth, the protagonist must hide his true feelings.
"Proof Romance" is expected to deliver light-hearted laughter and excitement. "Idol Eye" will be broadcast on Genie on the night of the 22nd.
It will start airing on TV and ENA channels.