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In an interview released on February 3, Park appeared on the Chungju City YouTube channel alongside local content creator “Chungju Man,” where he discussed his personal connections, career reflections and unexpected moments with industry peers.
“Hwasa finds me awkward,” Park joked when asked about their viral encounter at a recent awards event, referring to singer-performer Hwasa’s reaction during interactions captured on camera. His light-hearted comment quickly drew laughter from viewers and underscored the actor’s reputation for unpretentious charm.
Park also revealed his longtime admiration for Chungju, noting that his father’s family hails from the region, and that he has been an enthusiastic follower of the city’s online content long before shooting the interview. This personal connection helped establish a relaxed atmosphere throughout the conversation.
During the discussion, the actor shared candid stories from his days at Korea National University of Arts, including playful reflections on student culture and self-deprecating remarks about his early ambitions. He spoke fondly of fellow actor Lee Je-hoon, recalling his influence and professionalism during their early careers.
The Chungju Man interview segment has since resonated with fans, drawing significant views online for its mix of genuine humor and approachable storytelling from Park.
Chungju Man continues its promotional run ahead of its theatrical release, bolstered by Park’s affable media appearances and engagement with regional audiences.
Source:(entertain)
