Korean Singer Lee Seok-hoon Turns Self-written Song Into Illustrated Children’s Book
C9 Entertainment artist Lee Seok-hoon releases picture book adaptation of heartfelt song ‘It Was You’
K-pop Artist Lee Seok-hoon Shares Family Love in a New Way
Lee Seok-hoon, the renowned singer and musical actor under C9 Entertainment, is making headlines with a new creative project. On June 28, he will release an illustrated children’s book based on his self-composed song ‘It Was You’ (Neoyeotguna). The original track, released in 2018 to celebrate his son’s 100th day, is now reimagined as a picture book, thanks to the artistic collaboration with illustrator Ha Soo-jung.
The Song’s Heartfelt Message Comes to Life
‘It Was You’ contains lyrics infused with deep love and promises to his precious child. This message is now brought to life visually, inviting families to share in the warmth and sincerity Lee Seok-hoon radiates as both an artist and a father.
Giving Back to the Community
Known for his affectionate “Sweet Daddy” image, Lee Seok-hoon has a history of philanthropy, previously donating all proceeds from ‘It Was You’ to children in need. He also participates in campaigns reading to underprivileged children and joined projects celebrating Children’s Day in Korea. Lee’s dedication to supporting kids has become a notable aspect of his career.
An Established Author and Radio Host
This isn’t Lee Seok-hoon’s first foray into publishing; he published a travel essay book in 2012 and hosted literature-focused TV programs. Through his role as a DJ on “Lee Seok-hoon’s Brunch Café” radio show, he routinely shares picture books with his audience, reinforcing his love for literature.
Multi-Talented Star Shines On
Simultaneously, Lee continues his journey as a trusted vocalist and acclaimed musical actor. In 2024, he returned to the stage with a leading role in ‘The Man Who Laughs’, demonstrating his talent for both acting and singing.
Fans can purchase ‘It Was You’ at bookstores across Korea starting June 28. The project stands as a testament to Lee Seok-hoon’s multifaceted artistry and enduring devotion to family and children’s well-being.