Comedian Cho Hye-lyeon said that her song '아나까나' was once deemed substandard and not allowed to be performed on KBS but cleared review after 20 years, and mentioned that her next goal is Carnegie Hall in the United States.
Tonight (2) at 10:30 p.m., MBC's Radio Star (produced by Chey Yoon-chung / directed by Yoon Hye-jin, Hwang Yun-sang, Byun Da-hee, Yang In-hye) will air a "K-예능 The Odyssey 2026" special featuring Ryu Seung-soo, Cho Hye-lyeon, Kasamatsu Sho and Mimi.
First, Cho Hye-lyeon reveals that her signature "taebo" has unexpectedly returned to the spotlight. She said she was recently chosen as the model for a game advertisement, and that her son Woo-ju was happier than anyone when he heard the news, arousing curiosity.
Cho Hye-lyeon said she is preparing a project to take advantage of the renewed "taebo boom," planning a taebo diet program, raising her enthusiasm. In the studio that day, Ryu Seung-soo and Kasamatsu Sho even rose from their seats to learn Cho Hye-lyeon's taebo together. The moves continuing with jabs, punches and weaving ignited the three of their passion and turned the studio into a taebo scene in an instant. Cho Hye-lyeon added she even dreams of holding a nationwide taebo audition, revealing the ambition befitting a "taebo evangelist," adding to the laughter.
The story of "아나까나," which resolved a grievance after 20 years, had all the cast lined up that day. Cho Hye-lyeon said that "아나까나," which failed KBS review when it was released in 2005, cleared review after 20 years and was recently performed in full at Open Concert, and she conveyed the overwhelming emotion of finally going on stage and singing the song in full after a long wait. Then, for Kasamatsu Sho's first appearance on Korean variety shows, Cho Hye-lyeon sang "아나까나," lining up all the cast with her extraordinary tension, and Kasamatsu Sho stuck out his tongue in amazement as he fully experienced the spicy taste of Korean variety shows, adding to the laughter.
Cho Hye-lyeon, who has been expanding her activities as a stage actress, said she is now trying her hand at directing. Not content with just appearing on stage as an actor, she has expanded into creating works and leading productions herself. She did not stop there and surprised everyone by naming Carnegie Hall in the United States as her new goal.
Meanwhile, Cho Hye-lyeon has shown multi-talented charms, receiving praise for taking on theater directing in addition to her work as a comedian and actor. The play she directed and starred in, Love you, Mom, will continue to be performed not only in Seoul but also in Busan, Ulsan and Daejeon at the end of this year. <
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