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Singer Lee Chan-won prioritizes work over marriage for now
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Singer Lee Chan-won prioritizes work over marriage for now

From Chosun Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Singer Lee Chan-won explored Daegu's culinary scene and performed live on the show 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 4.'
  • He expressed that his current focus is on his career rather than marriage.
  • Chan-won also revealed he worked part-time jobs to cover his student loan debt.

Singer Lee Chan-won demonstrated his multifaceted talents on the latest episode of 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 4,' joining host Jeon Hyun-moo and close friend Hwang Yoon-sung on a culinary tour of his hometown, Daegu.

Embracing his role as 'Chantotainer,' Lee Chan-won not only guided his companions through the city's lesser-known eateries but also treated them to a live, acapella performance of his signature song, 'Jjintobaegi.' His deep connection to Daegu was evident as he shared local insights and experiences.

During the broadcast, Lee Chan-won candidly discussed his personal priorities, stating that marriage is not on his immediate agenda. He emphasized his commitment to his burgeoning career, suggesting that work takes precedence at this stage of his life.

Reflecting on his past, the singer also opened up about the financial struggles he faced during his studies. He revealed that he took on various part-time jobs to manage his student loan debt, highlighting his determination and work ethic even before achieving widespread fame.

For now, work comes before marriage.

โ€” Lee Chan-wonDiscussing his personal priorities on the show 'Jeon Hyun-moo Plan 4.'
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