This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Radio Star former civil servant turned constant center of attention "former Chungju man" Kim Seon-tae opened up about the "Blue House love call" rumors surrounding him.
On the 18th, the MBC entertainment program Radio Star, which aired that day, was presented as a "laughing civil servant" special and featured Boom, Moon Seyoon, Nam Chang Hee and Kim Seon-tae talking together.
Kim Seon-tae said, "Hello. Former Chungju man, now a free man Kim Seon-tae" as a greeting and revealed his earnest feelings about standing on his own. Regarding the rumors about going to the Blue House that had drawn public interest, Kim Seon-tae drew a firm line, saying, "There was no contact and there was no review."
Kim Seon-tae said, "There wasn't a concrete offer, and I wanted to be freer than life in an organization," expressing honestly that he chose to stand on his own, turning down offers from state agencies or large agencies.
About his past remark that he would "bury his bones," he joked, "I buried my bones in Chungju and I'm a bit better off now," and added, "Back then that was right and now it's wrong," eliciting laughter from the audience.
He also revealed the embarrassing backstory that news of his resignation leaked earlier than he planned. Kim Seon-tae said, "I overslept until 11 a.m. but there were 400 missed calls," mentioning the frantic moment when he uploaded a 36-second resignation notice video. About how the rumor spread, he clicked his tongue and said, "I don't know who it was, but rumors spread quickly like in the entertainment industry."
On the third day after his resignation, Kim Seon-tae, who said he was so frightened he couldn't sleep for half a month, added a solemn resolve as a free man, saying, "There is timing in the YouTuber world. I'm on the tiger's back. If I get off, I'll be eaten," sparking curiosity about his future moves.<
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