Info about Yong Jun-hyung from beast-b2st

My name is Yong Jun-hyung

I was born on December 19, 1989 Most of us are in the same grade in school and there’s only a few days difference between the year we were born.
When Gi-kwang had debuted as AJ, I went on stage as his back-up dancer and did featurings on his album so I had some previous experience on stage but the mic felt heavier when I went back as a singer. I do think I was able to adjust quickly to appearing on television because I had practiced how to find and look at the cameras.
We came up with the choreography. Our choreographer oversaw everything and collected our opinions but we had proposed everything that went into the choreography. We had actually practiced putting on aggressive dance moves too so we’re a little disappointed our current song is more cheery and bright. I hope that we too someday, will be able to put on more powerful and stylish performances like MBLAQ.
At our house, I scold the others a lot. But it’s all for a reason. All six of us, plus our three mangers — a total of nine guys live in the house so our house gets… ridiculous! They don’t clean up, will leave behind cookie wrappers but can’t even catch bugs when they come out of their hole. I cleaned up the living room a few days ago, you guys didn’t know right? (Du-jun: We didn’t know. Clean up and scold us again. That way we’ll know. Haha)
Amongst the members, me and Hyun-seung are most interested in fashion. And we’ve been watching singers’ performances from a long time ago so we’re very interested in the outfits for when we go on stage. But despite that, we have to think of the mood of our song, the team, the image our agency wants to portray of us, so I don’t think it’s a territory we can approach just yet. It’s also good showing two different sides to us — when we’re in our stage clothes and when we’re wearing our own clothes.
I enjoy wearing hats but it’s not at a stage where I’m collecting them yet. Maybe some day later on, I’ll have a room full of hats.
Du-jun is the one with the brains. Whether it be for games or issues we need to think about, you can’t beat him.
Practicing for as long as possible isn’t always the most effective. You have to do it when you really feel like it and for Hyun-seung, those moments come more often. He’s still the one who’ll practice into the night after we finish our schedules for the day.
I wrote the rap lyrics for “Bad Girl”. It’s inevitable that the rhyme and flow will seem awkward if someone else writes it for you. I was drinking coffee with the writer for the song when he told me to try it out, and I started getting all these ideas while we were waiting for our drinks. We revised it once while recording but the it’s pretty much the way I wrote it. I can’t say its perfect but I’m happy because I’m satisfied with it.
When I write rap lyrics and practice, I focus more on the words than the flow. I listen to a lot of music by underground artists such as Kebee or The Quiet and their lyrics really moved me. I don’t want to hear people tell me that I rap because I can’t sing, so I put in a lot of effort in my own way. By the way, I always have Yo-seop by me when I’m writing my lyrics because some of the ideas he tosses to me are great and help me out a lot