'Late-night noise controversy' Kim Bin-woo dances while driving..one hand on the wheel, swaying while looking at the camera [Star Issue]

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Recently, actor Kim Bin-woo, who was embroiled in a noise controversy for dancing in an apartment during the early morning hours, was seen being careless while driving.

On the 6th, Kim Bin-woo posted a post and video on his personal account with the caption, "The one that fits us best after 33 years of not fitting."

The released video shows Kim Bin-woo traveling to Jeju Island with friends.

In the video, Kim Bin-woo is seen dancing in a car with friends. While sitting in the driver's seat and driving, Kim Bin-woo danced while swaying his body with one hand on the steering wheel. In particular, he took a dangerous posture by holding the steering wheel with one leg raised onto the driver's seat.

Additionally, Kim Bin-woo swayed his body while looking at a camera held by a friend sitting in the driver's seat, without paying attention to the road ahead.

Concerns are also being raised that his careless behavior of dancing without looking ahead while driving could have led to an accident.

Meanwhile, Kim Bin-woo was embroiled in controversy after conducting a TikTok live broadcast last month.

At the time, Kim Bin-woo enjoyed dancing and singing to music while holding a microphone under bright lights during the early morning hours. The broadcast also captured loud music and lively reactions.

However, controversy arose because the broadcast took place late at night. Concerned about this, one viewer asked during the broadcast, "Is this an apartment?" and it was reported that Kim Bin-woo gave a bizarre excuse, saying, "It's on the first floor."

As the controversy grew, Kim Bin-woo eventually conveyed his apology through his personal account, stating, "I am deeply reflecting on my hasty decision. I will be more careful in the future. I am sorry."

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