Kim Min, who grabbed a man by the collar and pulled him up on "I Live Alone"… "What I can't throw away? My father's motorcycle" [Star Issue]

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Actor Kim Min, who gained public recognition through MBC's "I Live Alone," shared his personal beliefs and philosophy.

On the 3rd, Kim Min regrammed an interview post with a magazine. When asked about life before and after becoming an actor, he replied, "Moments that I used to brush off with 'that's just how it is' before becoming an actor seem to be helpful in my life as an actor now. Looking back, I think those were all precious moments."

Regarding old items, he said, "Even though everyone tells me to throw them away, the thing I can't bring myself to discard seems to be my father's motorcycle. It is an old motorcycle, but I still couldn't bear to get rid of it," drawing attention.

In particular, Kim Min stated, "It seems that no matter where I leave, whether it was good or bad, I end up missing it again. But I think a place becomes more stylish and precious if you leave it as something you miss." He added, "A person who might suddenly appear when I go to a travel destination that no one knows about. I hope to be remembered like that," revealing his personal stance.

Kim Min appeared on the episode of MBC's "I Live Alone" broadcast on the 2nd, generating buzz. He is in his 28th year of living alone and showed a life of freedom and romance in an old house that is over approximately 90 years old.

Kim Min, who was working in construction, applied to an overseas company and lived abroad for about eight years in the UK, New Zealand, and Australia to learn languages. He emphasized his life motto, "Stay stylish today," saying, "It's not that I'm handsome and cool; it's that the time I have spent is cool. A life where I do what I want to do stylishly so that I don't regret it," leaving a deep impression.

According to Nielsen Korea, the ratings survey company, on the 3rd, the episode of "I Live Alone" featuring Kim Min recorded a 6.0% viewership rate based on nationwide households. This is a significant increase from the previous episode's 3.5%. Kim Min effectively resuscitated "I Live Alone," which had faced a crisis due to manipulation controversies.

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