In light of actor Song Jae Rim's unexpected death, a touching 2022 interview has started gaining traction again, along with renewed memories of his thoughts on what his funeral should entail.

Song, who starred in the film "Good Morning," which he described as about a young girl in hospice and the themes of death and acceptance, expressed his perspective in a really cool way when the film was doing the rounds in interviews.

He said he hoped his funeral would be a celebration rather than a sad affair. "I know this sounds a little pretentious, but I want people to drink champagne on my funeral. I want a funeral like a party," he said.

When asked who he would think of initially if he were to face death, Song said: "My parents, of course. But it is not all that simple: I cannot pass away and leave this world before they do. "

Viewers have responded since his death to share memories and grief, with his reflective comments resonating with many.

On the 12th of November at around 12.30 pm, Song Jae Rim was discovered deceased in his residence located in Seoul's Seongdong-gu district. He was 39 years old.

A friend — who was on his way to meet Song for lunch — found him and called the police. There was no indication of foul play, police said, and also found in the house was a two-page note.

The cause of death investigation continues. His funeral will be held at the Catholic University of Korea Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital Funeral Hall, located in Seoul.

As fans and colleagues grieve his death, people are remembering things the actor said about life and death — and the impact he made on and off the screen.