Jang Min-ho's '회초리' MV drops in collaboration with documentary film 'Swearing Grandmother'
Trot singer Jang Min-ho's ballad about maternal love pairs with director Hong Seung-pyo's documentary on his own mother, arriving at Megabox nationwide November 4.
A trot ballad meets a documentary about mom
On October 27, a collaboration music video dropped pairing trot singer Jang Min-ho's track Hoechori (회초리) with the upcoming documentary film Swearing Grandmother (욕쟁이 할머니).
Swearing Grandmother is a human documentary directed by Hong Seung-pyo. He pointed the camera at his own mother, Jeong Eui-man (정의만). The film opens at Megabox theaters nationwide on November 4.
Jang Min-ho wrote and composed Hoechori alongside arranger Jang Seung-yeon (장승연). The song orbits a longing for mother that only sharpens with age. One line says it plainly: "Now no matter how wrong I live, there is no one to hit me."
(The word hoechori means a switch or rod used for discipline — the kind a parent reaches for.)
Jang Min-ho, the trot singer behind the track
Jang Min-ho built his fanbase on Namjaneun Malhabnida (남자는 말합니다), Nae Ireum Asijyo (내 이름 아시죠), and 7beon Gukdo (7번국도). He hosts entertainment programs Jeonseolui Sanae (전설의 사내) and Trot Champion (트롯챔피언).
Cheer the story
