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'Spontaneous Travel Controversy': Jeon Hyun-moo Opens Up, Saying "My Trip is About Pioneering New Paths" [This Is Hyun-mo Road]

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/Photo=MBN 'This Is Hyun-mo Road'
/Photo=MBN 'This Is Hyun-mo Road'

'This Is Hyun-mo Road' travel mates Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun begin a 'real effort road trip,' fully immersing themselves in the local environment and discovering everything through all five senses.

With MBN's 'This Is Hyun-mo Road' confirmed to premiere on the 20th, the first and second teaser videos showcasing the authentic sides of Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun, who will lead the journey, have been released.

/Photo=MBN 'This Is Hyun-mo Road'
/Photo=MBN 'This Is Hyun-mo Road'

In the first teaser, which begins with the question "How do you travel?", Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun boldly step away from pre-planned travel tools such as 'themed travel courses' and 'Top 5 Overseas Destinations,' instead showcasing a unique approach of forging their own paths. Jeon Hyun-moo states, "We don't do that. Let's explore somewhere new," setting out without a fixed plan in search of romance, and declares, "If you can't communicate, just collide!" throwing himself into every moment he encounters locally. In actual travel scenes, he gently approaches a foreign family at a restaurant by saying "Excuse Me," and inside a taxi, he uses body language combining the sound "Hulluk" and hand gestures to inquire about a good restaurant. Lee Jun also attempts to challenge the local language with "Mik-kang (?)," but soon admits, "It doesn't work at all," offering an awkward smile. Amidst these chaotic situations, the two ultimately succeed in communicating by giving the local restaurant owner a hand gesture compliment meaning "young-looking."

Meanwhile, Jeon Hyun-moo says, "I think it's truly fun to go places others don't go," demonstrating the appeal of the 'effort road trip' where one fully collides with the environment. Immediately after, the two get soaked by water fountains with locals and even attempt to converse with monkeys in the forest, enjoying unpredictable moments to their heart's content. Jeon Hyun-moo announces the start of a journey that is "freedom" itself, saying, "You don't have to do anything. Just enjoy being in an unfamiliar place." Furthermore, at the end of the first teaser, he asks Lee Jun, "Am I okay as a travel mate?" to which Lee Jun replies, "It was absolutely ecstatic," generating anticipation for their special travel chemistry.

The second teaser features a structure akin to a music video, with 'This Is Hyun-mo Road's' clear travel criteria and the natural integration of Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun's vibe as they fully blend into the local area, offering 'healing' simply by watching. In the second teaser set to Willie Nelson's song "On The Road Again," Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun mingle freely with local residents in unfamiliar places, just as the lyrics suggest: "On the road again, I'm going somewhere I've never been."

Alongside this, a caption appears stating, "It's not about traveling along a path. The journey becomes travel wherever we go." Jeon Hyun-moo sits across from Lee Jun at a local night market and explains 'This Is Hyun-mo Road's' unique travel criteria: "We aren't trying to see something extraordinary or have an extraordinary experience," and "I'm just throwing myself into the most different environment from Korea. That's how I get healed." Additionally, a caption was added: "While everyone follows pre-planned courses, we forge our own paths."

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