BIG Naughty bares romance, sorrow and 'Last Poem' on Space Gonggam

Rapper BIG Naughty (Seo Dong-hyeon) unfolded a musical journey encompassing romance, love, and sorrow through live performances.

In a video released on the official YouTube channel of EBS 1TV's 'Space Gonggam', BIG Naughty presented a total of nine live stages. This video was composed to include the background and meaning of each song as revealed directly by the artist.

From Romance to Sorrow, 9 Live Stages

The video included songs that capture BIG Naughty's diverse emotional spectrum. 'Romantic Symphony,' a track from the EP [Nangman] (2023), is characterized by the use of a classical cello, while 'Delay' from the EP [ICN → YVR] (2023) is a song the artist personally introduced as "the most cringey song I've ever written."

The narrative of his recent works continues as well. 'This Song is for You Whose Name Starts with J' from the EP [Hopeful Romantic] (2026) is a song dedicated to those whose names start with J, and 'Flower (Feat. Haga)' contains a message directed toward a specific subject.

Additionally, the artist's musical records, such as 'MUSIC' from DS [MUSIC] (2025) and 'Things I Believed Were Love' from the EP [Hopeless Romantic] (2023), were brought to the stage.

In particular, 'Echo' from the EP [Between Cobalt and Navy] (2026) is a song worked on with the hope that it provides comfort to the late Private Kim Do-hyeon in heaven. This was followed by 'Somnambulism,' which he introduced as "a song made during the days when I lived without seeing the sun," and 'Last Poem,' which BIG Naughty named "the saddest confession I've ever written," which closed the stage.

Meanwhile, EBS 1TV's 'Space Gonggam,' which served as the basis for this live session, aired on Wednesday, September 9th at 10:50 p.m.

From EP Tracks to Consolation for the Late Private Kim Do-hyeon