'Hangout With Yoo' host Jung Joon-ha and actor Kim Kwang-kyu expressed their distress over fans who crossed the line with their behavior.
On the evening of the 8th, the MBC entertainment program Hangout With Yoo (abbreviated Hangout) featured the first meeting of a gathering of famous but unpopular people, nicknamed the 'In.Sa.Mo' general assembly.
Among various 'In.Sa.Mo' members, Jung Joon-ha said, "You can see me at the shabu-shabu restaurant. There's also a sashimi place," revealing that he is still continuing his food service business.
Even he had an embarrassing experience. Jung Joon-ha said, "I really hate people touching my body, but someone came from behind and hugged me tightly. It was someone anyone would see was a stranger. When I even asked what was going on, they said, 'Why?' They said they were a fan and asked if they couldn't hug me. So I unintentionally shot back, 'If you're a fan, can I hug you?'"
Jung Joon-ha added, "At first I try to be friendly, but because of people like this it can be difficult. Once again, while I'm grateful from running a business, there are many wonderful fans."
The eldest of 'In.Sa.Mo,' Kim Kwang-kyu, also faced an awkward situation. In particular, Kim Kwang-kyu revealed, "I'm okay with being hugged, but people touch my hair a lot," shocking listeners. Comedian Heo Kyung-hwan said, "There was an incident in Saipan. We went to Saipan and elders came up saying, 'I'm a fan of Kwang-kyu,' and one person, perhaps suddenly drunk, said, 'Kwang-kyu, plant some hair' and left," adding to the surprise.
Both Jung Joon-ha and Kim Kwang-kyu were hurt by fans who crossed the line. Members of Hangout and 'In.Sa.Mo,' as well as viewers, comforted Jung Joon-ha and Kim Kwang-kyu.
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