Former TEENTOP member C.A.P has revealed a new job [Video]

C.A.P, former member of the group TEENTOP, has confessed that he has found a satisfying life after leaving the entertainment industry.

On the 4th, a video titled "An Idol Singer Who Receives 70,000 KRW a Day but is Extremely Happy" was uploaded on the YouTube channel 'Everything About Occupations'. The protagonist of the video was C.A.P, who left the group TEENTOP in May amid controversy over his use of profanity. He is currently living under his real name, Bang Min Su.

C.A.P revealed that he is making a living by working in lawn care. He stated, "This suits my aptitude better. I can earn one million KRW per month through mowing. I get paid around 70,000 to 80,000 KRW per hour, depending on the person's skills. I'm relatively fast at it."

He said, "Actually, many people in the city are unaware, but there are many places that require lawn mowing. That's why the rate for mowing is relatively high among jobs that require physical labor." He added, "I feel that doing lawn mowing and receiving positive reviews from customers is a better accomplishment for my career. Being an idol, on the other hand, felt like emotional labor, laborious work, and physical labor. I'm actually afraid of cameras." He confessed, "I feel more fulfilled now. If I had continued as an idol, I would have earned much more than I do now. But that has become less important to me."

He concluded by saying, "People may say, 'Don't you earn a lot of money?' or 'Just endure it.' But instead of that, I would rather give up money and do what I want. I am happy now."

Previously, in May, C.A.P faced controversy when he made profane remarks during a personal live broadcast on YouTube, just before TEENTOP's comeback. He expressed his displeasure with people who usually ignore him but suddenly come forward to criticize him when a comeback is happening. He mentioned that he was considering not participating in the comeback and faced backlash for his language. Afterward, C.A.P issued an apology statement and subsequently left the group.