god Park Joon-hyung leaves deep laughter and lingering emotions with his cheerful banter and heartfelt confessions.In the midst of controversy caused by Gyeongju Mayor Joo Nak-young mentioning g.o.d and using the expression “one-hit wonder” during the recording of the “2025 Gyeongju APEC Special” of KBS2’s entertainment program “Immortal Songs,” Park Joon-hyung’s story is drawing attention.

On the Channel S original ‘Im Won-hee’s Gourmet Radio ‘scheduled to air on the afternoon of the 10th, first-generation idol and god member Park Joon-hyung will appear as a guest and have a sincere conversation and eating show with MC Im Won-hee.At the beginning of the show, when Im Won-hee says, “There’s not much time left,” Park Joon-hyung cheerfully responds, “I don’t have much time left, right? I’ll be gone soon!” Im Won-hee responds, “That means there’s not much time left until the concert.And there’s a one-year age difference between us,” flustered, causing the set to burst into laughter.Park Joon-hyung adds, “I talked to the members about promoting as god once a year,” and “I think there will be good news for fans to wait for this year as well,” raising expectations.



Meanwhile, Park Joon-hyung corrects Lim Won-hee’s Korean by saying, “It’s not kyoran, it’s eggs” (?) and even jokes, “I’m the one teaching Korean?” , creating a cheerful atmosphere with his unique ‘Jjuni hyung’ style.On top of that, he shows the 90s taste reaction of first-generation idols by shouting, “It’s the best!” every time he eats delicious food.He also flusters Lim Won-hee by saying, “When I saw you on other programs, I thought you were angry because you didn’t talk much,” and creates a warm bromance by confessing, “After eating three meals together today, I felt that you are a genuine person.”



Park Jun-hyung’s past is also revealed.Regarding his high school graduation photo that became a hot topic, Park Jun-hyung said, “When I was young, I looked like an Asian, but my appearance changed a lot as I grew up.I surfed and worked out a lot, so no one knew I was Korean until I revealed it.” He continued, “I was racially discriminated when I was young.There were people who spat on the lunchbox my mother made for me, and I was also hit.” He revealed, “Those experiences are reflected in the lyrics of g.o.d’s ‘To Mother’.”

‘Im Won-hee’s Gourmet Broadcaster’ can be seen every Tuesday at 7 PM on Channel S and Channel S PLUS.

Reporter Yoonna Choi com Donga.com yyynnn@donga

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