When we introduce ourselves, the first thing we use is a noun. If you use me as an example, you might say, “I am the editor of Soul Magazine.” In the stage of revealing myself, I will use verbs. Usually, during household surveys, people are asked about their hobbies. I grow plants, right? It could be “I am the editor of Soul Magazine. I grow plants.”
If you attach a certain number of verb name tags, you can understand their personality. Personality is usually written as an adjective or adverb. Since I’m an introvert, it could be “I’m an ecstatic editor. I grow plants and I’m an introvert.” The more sentences there are, the more detailed the picture of that person will become. When the sentences come together to form a piece of writing, you can draw an outline of the person. Like [her.] in 최엘비.
최엘비 displays his daily life that has changed since the release of [Independent Music] through simple and solid rap. He delicately shows his emotions through anecdotes from buying his mother a luxury bag for a lump sum to the encounters he made at a club. By weaving everyday words and materials into musical production, 최엘비’s ability to lift and release people with a single line of lyrics is clearly revealed. Need an album recommendation? Try listening to Choi LB’s [her.].