Kim Jong-un: "Watched 'Autumn in My Heart' with 57.6% ratings... Happy even while being mobbed" [LASS][★Night TV]

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Actor Kim Jong-un spoke about the past popularity of 'Autumn in My Heart'.

The MBC variety program 'Radio Star', broadcast on the 17th, was specially themed as 'Short Form's Lover', featuring Kim Jong-un, Lee Han-woo, Solbi, and Kingky as guests.

On that day, Jang Do-yeon asked Kim Jong-un, "Were you happy amidst the pain of being mobbed during 'Autumn in My Heart'?" Kim Jong-un recalled the past, saying, "I didn't realize the popularity at the time. I was too busy."

He continued, "I barely slept and couldn't even get home. When I went to a salon and got my hair washed, the manager would tell me the ratings with a newspaper. On the first broadcast, they said, 'Unnie, it's 15% today.' I thought that was impressive for a premiere, but it kept going up. It was scary. The highest rating was 57.6%," expressing the high popularity.

Kim Jong-un said, "I didn't realize it until I saw people swarming during an outdoor shoot. That was when I was moving with senior Park Shin-yang and Lee Dong-gun. We were in front of a middle school, and while crossing the street, the three of us got isolated. Middle school students came saying 'Wow.' They started pulling at my hair. If you're someone who gets mobbed all the time, you might not notice, but since it was my first time, I was happy even while being pulled." This drew laughter.

Additionally, regarding his impersonation of 'Autumn in My Heart', Kim Jong-un said, "I felt a bit wronged. People would mimic me saying 'Oh my god' like this. The character was always a woman full of mistakes who gets saved by a prince on a white horse, so I felt like a screw was loose, and I had excessive energy. Before filming, I would run a lap to start. Even in the scene 'Baby, let's go,' I had no lines, but I couldn't just stay silent, so I filled the empty space with something like 'Me?' That was my reaction as Kang Tae-young. When the comedians appeared, they would say 'No, oh my, oh' whenever I showed up. So I felt wronged."

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