Um Tae-goo, well known as the entertainment industry's quintessential "extreme introvert," meets 'INFP comrade' Moon Sang-hoon.
The film Wild Sing (director Son Jae-gon, provided/distributed by Lotte Entertainment, produced by About Film) star Um Tae-goo will appear on the YouTube channel "Bbadneoseu" on the 16th to begin full-scale promotional activities.
The film Wild Sing, which has been drawing hot attention even before its release for the actors' dramatic acting transformations and its addictive songs, is a comedy about a once chart-topping three-member coed dance group called "Triangle" that suddenly disbanded overnight after an unexpected incident and makes a reckless challenge to seize a comeback opportunity that comes 20 years later.
In the film, Um Tae-goo plays the youngest member of the coed dance group "Triangle," Sang-gu, who shines as an intense rapper, and has been generating strong buzz even before the release. Meanwhile, he will appear as a guest on the YouTube channel "Bbadneoseu" talk program "Odanggi" (waiting for you who never come) at 1 p.m. on the 16th (Sat).
Odanggi is content in which the host Moon Sang-hoon naturally converses until the ordered delivery food arrives. The meeting of Um Tae-goo, known as the entertainment industry's representative introvert and whose MBTI is known as "INFP," with Moon Sang-hoon piques curiosity.
In particular, Um Tae-goo, famous for being very shy, is expected to show candid conversations and a harmless humanity rarely seen before through this content. His shy, natural self, which contrasts with the rough swag of Sang-gu, the overzealous rapper in the film, is expected to create an eccentric yet comfortable chemistry when he meets Moon Sang-hoon, who is also an "INFP."
In addition to small personal interests and a look back at Um Tae-goo's filmography, the program will generously reveal exciting behind-the-scenes stories from the Wild Sing set, promising even greater enjoyment for fans awaiting the film's release.
Meanwhile, the film Wild Sing, which stars Um Tae-goo, opens in theaters on Jun. 3 (Wed).<
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