If you search for Kenny G on a Korean web portal, you will come across karaoke rooms, coffee shops, recording studios, music academies, and even articles about how Kenny G was named an honorary ambassador of Korean tourism in 2012. These search results, directly and indirectly, attest to Kenny G's status in Korea. With his flapping curly hair as he plays his soprano saxophone, Kenny G is a performer very familiar to Koreans through his music, which has been used in commercials for a certain clothing company. He is one of the best-selling musicians of all time, the most famous jazz musician alive, and a controversial artist who has lots of haters who criticize his music. This film shows how Kenny G succeeded as a world-class performer, how his hits such as “Songbird,” “Going Home,” and “Loving You” were born, and why some audiences and critics depreciate his music. In that it shows how artistic taste forms an individual's identity and suggests a sense of social belonging, Listening to Kenny G is a documentary that not only deals with the performer Kenny G but also raises questions about the act of accepting music itself. [CHUN Jinsu]