Jeon Hyun-moo sheds tears at overseas club: "When was the last time I felt that emotion?" [Hyunmoo Road] [Comprehensive Report]

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Broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo was moved by the sight of young people in Canada.

In Episode 6 of MBN's variety show "This Is Hyunmoo Road," which aired on the 25th, Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun met actress Lee Ju-bin for the first time in Calgary, naturally bonding while enjoying healing experiences as they are.

Upon arriving at the Canadian airport that day, Jeon Hyun-moo said, "My first trip to Canada!" with a wide, toothy smile. He then left Lee Jun alone to go pick up a rental car and got lost on his way back to the airport, keeping Lee Jun waiting for a long time. After some twists and turns, Jeon Hyun-moo reunited with Lee Jun and headed to meet Lee Ju-bin in a "pickup truck," one of his dreams for a Canadian trip. Lee Ju-bin had also arrived in Calgary beforehand and presented them with a "cowboy hat" as a gift.

For dinner, they went to a restaurant on Stephen Avenue in Calgary. Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Ju-bin ordered in fluent English, after which Lee Ju-bin declared she would call Jeon Hyun-moo "big brother" and Lee Jun "little brother," showcasing her easygoing personality. When Jeon Hyun-moo asked if she liked traveling, Lee Ju-bin replied, "I love it. I leave spontaneously and book flights or hotels once I arrive at my destination," drawing an enthusiastic response from Jeon Hyun-moo and Lee Jun. Meanwhile, the ordered dishes, including salami pizza and campanelle pasta, arrived. After tasting them, Lee Jun exclaimed, "It feels like we found a lifetime gem right from our first stop."

The next morning, the three headed to a breakfast spot that a local restaurant employee had "highly recommended" the previous day. At a restaurant reminiscent of scenes from American movies, they sampled signature dishes such as French toast and Reuben sandwiches. Everyone applauded the feast of fresh flavors. After a satisfying breakfast, the group moved to Canmore, located at the gateway to the Rocky Mountains and known as a "traveler's village."

Overwhelmed by the village scenery, where majestic mountains towering in the middle of the city harmonized with quaint alleys, they briefly separated to spend time alone. They then headed to a rafting spot on the Bow River, enjoying nature from a boat.

During the trip, Jeon Hyun-moo saw an elderly couple sharing the same boat and sighed, "When will I be like that?" eliciting a bittersweet laugh. After a peaceful rafting session, the three enjoyed a picnic on the lawn of Riverside Park. At this point, Lee Ju-bin said, "I usually don't eat bagels much, but the bread here is delicious." Lee Jun teased her, saying, "Ju-bin seems like she would like jeyuk bokkeum (spicy stir-fried pork). She feels like a high school boy." Lee Ju-bin fired back as if waiting for the chance, "You are a middle school boy," sparking playful banter.

As night fell, Jeon Hyun-moo said, "Let's throw ourselves into Calgary's local culture" and led them to a cowboy club, an "MZ hot spot." At the club, the three mixed with locals, learning the LINE dance and bursting with energy. In particular, Lee Jun transformed into a sleeveless outfit reminiscent of his "10 million view" baseball stadium "Catch Catch" dance look, completely dominating the floor with dazzling free-style dancing. Local men shouted at Lee Jun, "Your dancing is amazing! I tried to follow along, but you dance much better than us!" while giving him double thumbs-up.

After the dance time, Lee Jun returned to his seat and said happily, "It seems everyone comes to clubs to dance. It's a pure and cute culture where people focus on themselves." Lee Ju-bin also agreed, saying, "The atmosphere is so wholesome and healthy."

Jeon Hyun-moo stated, "(Young people) come here looking this pretty to learn dances, and the way they joyfully celebrate when those dances are performed is so pure and beautiful," suddenly reddening his eyes. He confessed, "When was the last time I felt that kind of emotion? It's a sight that no longer exists for me now, which is why I'm crying," becoming immersed in sentiment and leaving a deep impression.

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