Park Bo-gum said, "I thought I would stick it." Frustrated after failing the hairdresser's practical skills.."Everyone only saw me" [Bogum Magic Star TV]

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Actor Park Bo-gum failed in the practical test for a hairdresser's license.

The tvN entertainment show "Bogum Magic," which first aired on the 30th, depicted Park Bo-gum, Lee Sang-i and Kwak Dong-yeon preparing to open a barber shop in a small rural village located in Muju, North Jeolla Province.

On this day, Park Bo-gum arrived at the newly completed barber shop with Lee Sang-i, who obtained a national nail certificate, and Kwak Dong-yeon, who acquired fish-shaped bun manufacturing skills.

Lee Sang-i, who saw Park Bo-gum's license on the wall, took out his nail license and boasted, "I became a nail list." He hung his license side by side next to Park Bo-gum's license and made a grim face, saying, "My heart gets serious."

The three held a small opening ceremony with the cake in front of them, shouting the nickname "Gumdongi" after each of them.

At this time, Park Bo-gum drew attention by mentioning the practical test for the national certificate of hairdresser not too long ago. He said, "The perm was so difficult. I thought I would do well, but it was harder than I thought. I have to take the test within the limited time, but the conclusion has fallen," he said, embarrassing everyone.

Park Bo-gum said, "Teachers told me not to make only unfinished works. I wasn't doing it, but everyone next to me was done. I have one section left and the supervisor says 'let go'. 55 loads per head is a must, but it was 45. Everyone only saw me. You know who I am," he said, bursting into laughter with embarrassment.

In response, Kwak Dong-yeon cheered, saying, "My brother is the director, there is no change," and Lee Sang-i also encouraged, "You don't have to take the test again because it doesn't have to be this time."

In an interview with the production team, Park Bo-gum said, "It was actually a little disappointing. I thought it would stick and I wanted to stick to it," he said, but added, "I can't curl my perm, but I'm confident that I'll do well in dry. I can cut, shave, and dye my hair with my license," he said.

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