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Is this Swings who used to curse and diss?.. Rookie actor with hands neatly clasped before Choi Min-sik [Star Issue]

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This is not rapper Swings, but actor Moon Ji-hoon.

On the 26th, Swings posted a message on his personal Instagram: "A true number one in my heart, senior actor!! I finally got to meet you for the first time! So much respect for the King!"

He then promoted side-by-side the movie 'Intern', starring Choi Min-sik, which was released around the same time, and his own film 'Tazza: The High Rollers Song' in which he took on a role as an actor, cheering with "Fighting!!!"

In the jointly released video, Swings is seen shaking hands with senior actor Choi Min-sik and bowing 90 degrees. Rather than his usual bold stage presence while rapping, he captivates attention with his endlessly respectful demeanor as a rookie actor.

Previously, on MBC's 'Radio Star', Swings revealed, "I've been rapping for 20 years, and I felt like I lived in a strange world. When I came to the film industry, the atmosphere was so harmonious. The hierarchy is very clear."

In particular, he drew attention by saying, "I've been making music for 20 years, and I always wanted to act someday. I thought it would take five years, but fortunately, within half a year, I received an overwhelming role in 'Tazza 4'. It's like winning the lottery. I was attending acting school when I got a call from Byun Yo-han."

Swings made a dramatic transformation as an actor by playing the role of Abraham, a ruthless contract killer, in 'Tazza: The High Rollers Song'. His film 'Tazza: The High Rollers Song' was released on the 23rd and is currently screening.

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