Park Jung-min appeared in the video “Park Jung-min x Chungju Man Part 1” on the Chungjusi YouTube channel, where he looked back on his acting school days with self-deprecating honesty. “There were good-looking students and there were students who were good at acting,” he recalled. When asked what category he belonged to, Park responded, “I don’t think my teachers would ever have guessed that I would work in the field. I wasn’t particularly good at acting at the time.”
When pressed further on where he fits in now, Park quipped, “These days, I’m leaning a little more towards the ‘nice’ side,” drawing laughter. The host was quick to reference the moment that fueled Park’s widely discussed onstage prank with Hwasa at the 46th Blue Dragon Film Awards last November.
At the ceremony, Park Jung-min and Hwasa performed “Good Goodbye” together, captivating viewers with their emotional delivery and Park’s sweet, affectionate gaze towards the singer. The performance quickly went viral, with many fans swooning over his expressive eyes and natural chemistry with Hwasa. Park previously appeared in Hwasa’s “Good Goodbye” music video, playing her ex-boyfriend, which only added to the intrigue.
One particular moment that caught attention was Park’s reaction to Hwasa appearing barefoot on stage. He was seen saying, “He’s barefoot,” which some viewers interpreted as a cute, off-the-cuff reaction. Addressing this, Park clarified: “I didn’t even know the camera was on me. I just thought it was unusual and took a look.”
He also revealed that the Blue Dragon stage marked only the second time he’s seen Hwasa since filming the music video. When the host asked if he was jealous of Hwasa’s successful stage performance and strong music sales or if she offered to buy him a meal, Park said, “Hwasa feels really uncomfortable around me. I think she does it on purpose.”
The host jokingly suggested it might be because he didn’t want to buy him meat, to which Park nodded enthusiastically, laughing and playing.
Sources: Naver
