Choi Joon-yong, Lee Gwan-hee's variety show sense exposed: "How boring must you be to not even appear in my algorithm?" [Radio Star]

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Basketball player Choi Joon-yong displayed exceptional confidence in his variety show abilities.

The episode of MBC's 'Radio Star' broadcast on the 21st was themed "Made in Korea," featuring guests Kim Young-beom, Choi Joon-yong, Kang I-seul, Biwesa Daniel Gasama, and Namadi Joel Jin.

On this day, while expressing some anxiety about variety shows, Kim Young-beom showed confidence by saying, "I often hear from people around me that I am funny. I am on the funnier side."

He then added, "I saw player Choi Joon-yong's SNS and he is really funny. So I don't think I can reach his level," acknowledging Choi Joon-yong's variety show sense.

In response, Choi Joon-yong revealed his unique confidence by stating, "Actually, among athletes, there is no one funnier than me. Not even the people who work in broadcasting."

Especially when asked about Lee Gwan-hee's variety show sense, he retorted, "How boring must you be to not even show up in my algorithm?" eliciting laughter.

Choi Joon-yong said, "This is my first time on a terrestrial variety show. I deliberately saved it for 10 years just for 'Radio Star,'" while also revealing, "People around me say, 'If you do things your own way, you won't get on TV.'"

He then even performed an impression of Choi Hong-man's voice, but the reaction was lukewarm, contrary to expectations. Jang Do-yeon joked, "It seems like it went bad while being stored?" and Kim Goo-ra said, "Aren't you friends with player Kang I-seul? You should have stopped him," adding to the laughter.

Later, when Kim Young-beom attempted Choi Hong-man's voice impression again, Kim Guk-jin commented, "Player Kim Young-beom is doing it better?" leaving Choi Joon-yong in an awkward position.

On another note, Choi Joon-yong also offered advice to Kim Young-beom, who checks his own search popularity.

He stated, "When young players search for themselves a lot, I say something to them. Sometimes it is good, but there are players who get too intoxicated and cannot focus on the next game," adding, "I don't even have the Naver app. Playing well is natural for an athlete."

However, when asked if he would still not search for himself after the 'Radio Star' broadcast, he answered, "I should do it. I might change my profession," causing bursts of laughter. In response, Kim Goo-ra remarked, "That is reckless," adding to the humor.

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