EXO Kai “Social Service at Dementia Center, It Wasn’t Hard to Adapt… Just the Way I Lived”

EXO Kai recalls his military service days.

At the media showcase to commemorate the release of his fourth mini-album ‘Wait On Me’ held at Yes24 Live Hall in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul at 4 PM on the 21st, Kai looked back on his time in social service and said, “It wasn’t that hard to adapt.” He confessed, “I tried my best to blend in well with the way I’ve lived.I tried my best because it was something I had to do naturally.”

Kai joked about the good story, saying, “(During my social service)I was at a dementia center and made many unforgettable memories with many elderly people.I also learned a lot about dementia.I did a lot of things with elderly people with dementia, like taking them home or studying with them.When I try to think of my good story right now, nothing comes to mind, but I’ll send you a separate email later, so please write an article about my good story,” making everyone laugh.

This album is Kai’s first solo album since his discharge from the military in February, and is also his first new album in about two years since his 2023 mini-album ‘Rover’.It was completed with the ambition to redefine and show ‘Kai’s style ‘, and contains a total of 7 tracks, including the title song of the same name,’ Wait On Me ‘.It will be released through various music sites at 6 p.m.

Reporter Jeong com -yeon, Donga.com shine2562@donga

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