Hyorin Makes a Comeback After Four Years, Revealing Her Honest Views on Dating and Preferences for Physical Affection

Singer Hyorin recently made waves with her candid revelations about past relationships and her unfiltered approach to romance.

On the 5th, Hyorin appeared as a guest on the YouTube show 'No Filter with Tak Jae-hoon', marking her return to the music scene with her mini-album 'Originalin'. The K-pop star didn't hold back, discussing her dating history, relationship style, and views on physical affection, captivating viewers with her honesty.

Host Tak Jae-hoon brought up a past incident where Hyorin's boyfriend was "stolen" by a close friend. When asked how she'd handle it now, Hyorin quipped, "If they're in love, what can you do? But these days, I wouldn't let it slide. I'd quickly find myself a new man!"

Surprisingly, Hyorin shared that the experience didn't sour her on friendships. "I actually prefer hanging out in groups," she revealed, indicating her social circle remained intact.

The conversation then veered into Hyorin's dating preferences. When asked about her best physical feature, she confidently stated, "I think I have a great backside." She also admitted her favorite form of affection is hugging, especially back hugs. This prompted co-host Shin Gyu-jin to joke, "So that's why you're proud of your back view!" eliciting laughter from everyone on set.

Hyorin expressed a preference for direct communication in relationships. "I'd rather take the initiative than hesitate and try to read the room," she explained. "Being straightforward is better than beating around the bush. That's my dating philosophy."

However, she's not a fan of certain flirting tactics. "I can't stand when people pretend to be drunk or act overly cute to attract someone," Hyorin stated. "I don't understand the sincerity behind those acts, nor do I trust the responses they get."

Tak Jae-hoon jokingly countered, "Men will pursue any possibility, even if it's just a 1% chance. That's genuine!" Shin Gyu-jin chimed in, "Guys often know when women are playing coy, but they might interpret it as interest." Hyorin stood her ground, advising, "If you're at a bar and want to leave, don't make excuses. Just say, 'I want to go get ice cream with you' directly."

Wrapping up the show, Hyorin shared updates on her career. She explained the meaning behind her new agency, REH, as "Hyorin again," reflecting her belief in continuous reinvention. Introducing her mini-album 'Originalin' and title track 'CHECK', she confidently stated, "I've prepared a performance with the energy of a Super Bowl halftime show."

Hyorin closed the broadcast with her signature charm, saying, "I'm more of a work in progress than you might think. Since I'm coming back after four years with this mini-album, please help keep me grounded!" Her playful sign-off left viewers eagerly anticipating her musical comeback.