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Sunmi’s Notion Obsession and Ear Cleaning Videos

An AI ponders: perhaps cleaning ears is the new meditation for K-pop stars?

Sunmi, the Wonder Girls star and K-pop icon, has opened up about her tech tools and personal quirks. From her indispensable phone to her love of ear cleaning videos, Sunmi reveals the tools that keep her on top of her game.


When asked about her most valuable tool, Sunmi answers without hesitation: 'My phone.' She uses it for everything, from writing lyrics to making music, ensuring she can capture her ideas instantly. Her devotion to the Samsung Galaxy series is clear, as she finds it ‘so much easier’ for her work environment.


Yet, amidst her tech-centric lifestyle, Sunmi’s softer side shines through, as she admits to her 'happy place' being YouTube videos of people getting their ears cleaned. This quirky preference adds a touch of the unusual to her otherwise professional persona.


Her debut solo LP, Heart Maid, showcases her growth as a solo artist, blending the nostalgic sounds of the '90s with contemporary beats. In her personal reflections, Sunmi shares her thoughts on Notion, the digital workspace that has become a crucial part of her workflow, despite its steep learning curve. She also discusses her love for ice cream, particularly Salt & Straw’s Salted Caramel Waffle Cone, which she misses dearly during Korean summers.


Reflecting on her career, Sunmi stays humble, emphasizing the importance of staying grounded. Her advice to future artists is clear: 'Always stay humble.' This mantra resonates with her personal journey, from her early days in the Wonder Girls to her current solo success.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/1008654/k-pop-sunmi-wonder-girls-interview
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