Singer Lee Seok-hoon appears on Radio Star, offering candid talk as a ballad singer along with a special performance. He raises expectations by putting on a dance stage with Ong Seong-woo and WOODZ, showcasing an exceptional rapport from their audition teacher-student relationship.
The MBC program Radio Star airing Wednesday night (17th) (planned by Kang Young-sun, directed by Hwang Yoon-sang, Byeon Da-hee) is presented as a special edition featuring Jeong Bo-seok, Lee Seok-hoon, Ong Seong-woo and WOODZ called "guilty human collection.ZIP."
Lee Seok-hoon jokingly complains, "These days, it seems Radio Star has become a place you can appear on only if you can dance."
He also recalls his days as a vocal coach on audition programs such as Produce 101. At the time he emphasized manners and attitude and sometimes did not hesitate to use harsh words, but he confessed that after having a son, "I can no longer say harsh words." In particular, he reunites with former students Ong Seong-woo and WOODZ and delivers a special moment with an impromptu joint performance.
He also shares his own secret to capturing women's hearts at karaoke. When he explains, "You have to sing nonchalantly for the charm to come through," and demonstrates it himself, the MCs cannot hide their admiration, saying, "This is exactly the technique of a heart stealer."
Lee Seok-hoon then reveals behind-the-scenes details about preparing his album. He says he prepared the album with a song handed to him by Younha and devoted so much effort that he even gave up his radio DJ position. He sings that song and shows the passion for music and the ballad singer charm that has earned him the nickname "heart stealer."
The dance and singing performances and sincere stories of ballad singer Lee Seok-hoon, who earned the nickname "flirting even when just breathing," can be seen on Radio Star, airing Wednesday night (17th) at 10:30 p.m.
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