Lee Kyung-kyu reveals reason for business ventures: Inheritable royalties from 100 million ramen sales
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Lee Kyung-kyu revealed the reason for his continued business ventures despite numerous failures.
- He mentioned receiving royalties from a ramen product that sold 100 million units.
- The ramen royalties are potentially inheritable.
Veteran entertainer Lee Kyung-kyu has shared insights into his entrepreneurial journey, explaining his persistence in business ventures despite facing numerous setbacks. Appearing on the KBS2 show 'The Boss's Ear is Donkey's Ear,' Lee discussed his business philosophy and revealed a significant source of income that fuels his endeavors.
Lee disclosed that he receives royalties from a ramen product that achieved remarkable success, selling an astounding 100 million units. This substantial income stream has allowed him to continue pursuing new business opportunities, even after experiencing failures in other ventures. The entertainer also noted that these ramen royalties are potentially inheritable, adding a layer of long-term financial planning to his business considerations.
The episode featured Lee Kyung-kyu alongside Kim Sook, participating in a fishing competition with former baseball player Yang Joon-hyuk at his fish farm. Yang Joon-hyuk recalled his long-standing relationship with Lee, which began over 15 years ago when Lee first appeared on the variety show 'The Qualifications of Men,' marking Yang's entertainment debut.
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.