Son Tae-jin, a graduate of Seoul National University, is 186cm tall and has six language skills, "Shim Su-bong's aunt."The best qualifications ever

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Singer Son Tae-jin showed off his "Um-chin-ah" side.

On KBS 2TV's "New Release Pyeon Restaurant," which aired on the 16th, singer Son Tae-jin, a graduate of Seoul National University's vocal music department and the first winner of "Phantom Singer," appeared as a new pyeon chef and revealed his daily life.

On this day, MC Boom introduced Son Tae-jin, saying, "The first place is a man with a habit," and praised him, "I know a little bit of a big company executive."

Lee Yeon-bok asked a straightforward question, "Do you like your hair?" to the 186-centimeter-tall "brain-sexy man" visual, who graduated from Seoul National University, and Son Tae-jin said, "I don't know if I'm smart, but I have a good sense."

On the other hand, Son Tae-jin drew attention by revealing the history of his family, which is full of famous musicians. My aunt's grandmother is Shim Soo-bong, my cousin is the winner of 'Phantom Singer' Season 4, singer Jin-won, and my nephew is Si-yoon of the girl group Billy. Regardless of genre, from trot to K-pop, the cast continued to exclaim.

Son Tae-jin watched English news twice as soon as he woke up in the morning, while also reading French and Chinese news, drawing admiration.

He said, "I've lived abroad for 16 years. I was born in Seoul, but I grew up in Singapore in elementary, middle, and high schools. Going to university is my first life in Korea. I went to Chinese schools and Korean schools in Singapore, and middle and high schools went to American schools," he said.

He then said, "I passed the hotel management department at the University of France, but I entered the vocal music department at Seoul National University. He studied in Italy for more than a year and completed an academy. He added, "It was big as I came across a variety of cultures."

In response, the cast couldn't keep their mouths shut, saying, "I'm a fraud."

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