Byeon Woo-seok → TOUS answers questions beyond imagination.."Why is that?" [I am K]

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In the voice documentary 'I am K', the question that surprised artists is revealed.

In tvN's "I'm K" (Planned by Jung Min-sik/Produced by Park So-yeon, Park Jong-hoon, Han Ji-won/writer Park Sung-jung), which will air on the 10th, artists will appear as "Interviews" to fans' questions about K's identity.

Under the theme of "Why do you love K?" in the first part, which aired on the 7th, K-artists asking why the world is enthusiastic about K-content and global fans responding vividly to it drew great attention.

In the second part, 27,400 K-content fans from 30 countries around the world are intrigued by the fact that they have poured out unexpected questions about the artists. There are many creative questions such as "Why is the kiss scene coming out late in K-romance?" and "Why is K-zombie's speed so fast?"

In response, actor Choi Woo-sik exclaimed, "Oh, I thought this question would come out," and Lim Si-wan exclaimed, "Hey, I didn't even imagine this," while Byun Woo-seok said, "I know, what's wrong?" and attention is focusing on what kind of answers they would have given. In addition, the unique narrative structure of K-drama and the sharp analysis of the creator of K-zombiel Kim Eun-hee also give a hunch of a different kind of fun.

Discussion of K-content, which has grown based on Korean culture, customs, and emotions, will also follow. It is expected that the process of asking why K-artists say similar greetings, where the dynamic energy of K-POP comes from, and where the history of K-POP begins will give viewers a strong sense of immersion. From the anecdote of Lee Jung-jae's extreme diet management for his role to the special education that TWS (Tuus) went through before its debut, "Korean" stories that any Korean will sympathize with also raise expectations.

In addition, author Bernard Berber, Nobel Prize laureate James A. Robinson, and Seoul National University professor Hong Seok-kyung of journalism and information studies have added depth to the broadcast by tracing how the "Koreanness" of K-content has drawn global sympathy and its causal relationship. In addition, the broadcast will shed in-depth light on the expansion of the K category brought about by K-content, changes caused by K-content syndromes, crises and alternatives to K-content, and the future of K-content.

The second part of the interview-oriented voice documentary "I'm K," in which 43 Korean pop culture figures, global scholars, and global fans become storytellers and lead the narrative with questions and answers about K-content, will air on tvN at 10:40 p.m. on the 8th.

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