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Park Joon-hyung says his commercial look resembled a wanted poster on 'Radio Star'
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Park Joon-hyung says his commercial look resembled a wanted poster on 'Radio Star'

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • South Korean singer Park Joon-hyung recalled a commercial shoot where his appearance resembled a wanted poster.
  • He will appear on the MBC variety show 'Radio Star' alongside other guests for a special episode.
  • The episode will feature behind-the-scenes stories from his music career and anecdotes from his time with the group g.o.d.

Park Joon-hyung, a veteran of the K-pop group g.o.d., shared a humorous anecdote about his past work, recalling a commercial shoot where his intense gaze made him look like someone featured on a wanted poster. The singer is set to appear on the upcoming episode of the MBC variety show 'Radio Star.'

Scheduled to air on the 10th at 10:30 PM, the 'Radio Star' episode is themed 'Wassup! My Way' and will feature Park Joon-hyung along with guests Jonathan, Jung Il-young, and Da Young from WJSN. The show promises to delve into various aspects of their careers and personal lives.

During the recording, Park Joon-hyung is expected to share stories from g.o.d.'s comeback and recount memorable moments from his time in the group. This includes tales of his unique 'JYP style' performances, which apparently were so energetic they could 'turn the stage upside down.' The appearance offers fans a glimpse into the early days of K-pop and the experiences of one of its pioneering artists.

My appearance in the commercial looked like a wanted notice.

โ€” Park Joon-hyungRecalling a past commercial shoot during his appearance on 'Radio Star'.
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Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.