The provided text appears to be a transcript of a conversation between K-pop idol Jessi and a group of 13-year-old Korean students. Jessi, who is Korean-American, shares her experiences growing up in the United States and adapting to Korean culture. She talks about her childhood, playing with Barbie dolls, and her dream of becoming a singer. Jessi also discusses her debut song, "Get Up," and how it didn't do well, but she eventually found success with her song "Nunu Nana."
Jessi emphasizes the importance of being confident, making mistakes, and learning from them. She also stresses the value of being kind to parents and friends, and not judging others. The conversation is light-hearted and informal, with Jessi encouraging the students to be themselves and not be afraid to make mistakes.
The transcript also includes some humorous moments, such as Jessi's interactions with the students and her quirky personality. Overall, the conversation is a heartwarming and inspiring exchange between Jessi and the students, with a focus on self-acceptance, kindness, and perseverance.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is a Korean-American kid.
2. She is 13 years old.
3. Her name is Hyunju or Jessica.
4. She is also known as Jessi.
5. She was born in America but is of Korean descent.
6. She moved to Korea alone at the age of 14 to pursue a career in music.
7. She didn't know much about Korean culture when she first arrived.
8. She only knew how to say "hello" in Korean when she first arrived.
9. She had a debut song called "Get Up" but it didn't do well.
10. She is now a confident person but still gets depressed and cries alone at home sometimes.
11. She believes it's okay to make mistakes and learn from them.
12. She has a loud voice and is good at singing.
13. She has a song with lyrics that say "it's not wrong to be different" and "don't judge, you don't know life".
14. She advises the kids to be nice to their parents and not to fight with friends.