Song Kang joins 'I Am Solo' fandom while in the army... "Looking forward to Wednesdays" [Salon Drip]

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In 'Salon Drip,' actor Song Kang revealed that he became deeply engrossed in 'I Am Solo' during his military service.

On the 25th, a new episode of the web variety show 'Salon Drip' titled "Why Can't You Trust Me Like This? | EP.154 Song Kang" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Theo.'

In the video, MC Jang Do-yeon asked Song Kang whether time flew quickly while in the army. Song Kang replied, "No matter how fun military life is, time doesn't seem to pass quickly," and added, "Whenever I received my leave pass, I would check how many days were left until my discharge and what percentage of my service term I had completed."

Song Kang also mentioned that he even searched for his own name using the leave pass. He revealed that he first properly encountered SBS Plus's dating program 'I Am Solo' while in the army. "Before enlisting, I didn't know much about 'I Am Solo,' but I watched it a lot during my service. It was so fun," he said, joking with Jang Do-yeon, "Why didn't you tell me sooner?"

When Jang Do-yeon asked if he had even moved on to 'Love Continues After I Am Solo,' Song Kang replied, "I do watch that too, but I mainly focus on 'I Am Solo.'" He expressed his unique fandom by saying, "Now I'm looking forward to Wednesdays," noting that he continues to watch the show even after his discharge.

In response, Jang Do-yeon explained, "You watch 'I Am Solo' on Wednesday, fill your heart with 'NaSolSaGye' on Thursday, and if you still feel empty, you even tune into the Village Chief Entertainment live broadcast." Song Kang, hearing this for the first time, asked, "Is that a broadcast for the next day?" showing his interest.

Song Kang also revealed that he watched his own drama 'Sweet Home,' which was released during his military service. When Jang Do-yeon playfully asked if he had told his juniors, "That's me. Isn't it cool?" while watching together, Song Kang wittily replied, "If they're my juniors, they should say all that before I even get a chance to speak," drawing laughter from the audience.

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