ATEEZ's San, where did his 52 kg slender frame go? The secret to his V-shaped physique [Omniscient Interfering View]

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The complete lineup of ATEEZ (Hong-jung, Seong-hwa, Yun-ho, Yeosang, San, Min-ki, Woo-young, Jong-ho), who captivated the world with "BAD," will appear on "Omniscient Interfering View."

In Episode 421 of MBC's variety show "Omniscient Interfering View," airing on the 24th, the program will feature San's workout secrets, whose visuals are likened to a "Northern Grand Duke" straight out of a romance fantasy novel, as well as the fun chemistry of ATEEZ's full lineup and the hidden behind-the-scenes stories behind their dazzling stages.

San has transformed from his slender 52 kg build in his early debut days into the owner of a perfect V-shaped physique. He even burns an exceptional passion for exercise by visiting the hotel gym during his schedule for the Busan awards ceremony. He effortlessly handles everything from pull-ups to heavy dumbbell workouts, showcasing his well-defined chest muscles.

While San is deeply engrossed in his workout, welcome guests appear at the gym. They are Seong-hwa, Woo-young, and Jong-ho, members of ATEEZ's exercise group, the "Eusya Eusya Team."

The members playfully greet San by placing their hands on his chest, and they also focus intensely on chest exercises following his lead, engaging in an unexpected competition. Attention is focused on which member will threaten San, ATEEZ's "No. 1 for chest muscles."

Even after the workout ends, the members' playful antics continue. They mimic San drinking water and transform a plain T-shirt into a "San-style chest T-shirt," bringing laughter. The unique chemistry of ATEEZ members, who reveal their strong friendship amidst their carefree jokes, is highly anticipated.

Meanwhile, the intense behind-the-scenes stories of ATEEZ's stages, hidden behind their playful appearances, will also be revealed. Although ATEEZ became the first K-pop boy group to perform on the Coachella stage and won the Grand Prize at a domestic awards ceremony, it was reported that members' dedication involved enduring injuries such as fractured ribs and broken fingers. Their story of running forward by supporting each other in their ninth year since debut is expected to evoke a touching emotion.

Meanwhile, "Omniscient Interfering View" airs every Saturday at 11:10 p.m.

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