Rapper Swings revealed his appearance in the film Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub.
Swings recently shared a still from Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub on his personal account, saying "the always-revealed look of Swings."
In the still, Swings's right face and arm are covered in tattoos. In particular, unlike on stage, he delivers an intense performance with a serious expression, drawing attention.
Swings plays the role of Abraham, a high school classmate of Jang Tae-young (Byun Yo-Han) and Park Tae-young (Roh Jae Won).
Earlier, Swings said he appeared in Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub thanks to actor Byun Yo-Han. On the Mar. program Uh, but like, seriously! on SBS, he said, "I uploaded an acting practice video on the internet."
Swings said he received contact from Byun Yo-Han after he saw the video. He explained, "Byun Yo-Han contacted me and said let's meet tonight. I felt good too."
Swings said, "But the next day was the day of the colonoscopy. The director was there too. We held our bladders and talked for 10 minutes, went to the bathroom twice. He asked whether I would be a lead, a supporting role, or a bit part. I was told I would get the role and receive the script." Swings said all of this happened in 15 minutes. He also said, "I love noir. I like it all."
Meanwhile, Tazza: The Song of Beelzebub is a crime film about Jang Tae-young, who thought he owned the world through his online casino business, meeting his namesake friend Park Tae-young, who stole everything from him, again in a global gambling den and staging a life-or-death revenge showdown. It will be released in theaters this Chuseok.
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