Korean broadcaster Jun Hyun-moo recently shared a touching moment from his past on Instagram, evoking emotions among his followers. In the post, he shared two photos taken in front of the SBS lobby, reminiscing about a time 20 years ago when he visited the place with a fervent desire to pursue a career in broadcasting.
Jun wrote, "20 years ago, I came here to seek advice from an SBS senior who was in the same club as me, driven by my desperate wish to work in broadcasting." He continued, "Now, the face of that earnest applicant is brightly shining on a pillar in the SBS lobby. The reason I work so passionately in broadcasting might be because I haven't forgotten that desperation from 20 years ago."
He concluded with a powerful message, "Desperate dreams do come true. The reason dreams don't come true is because they aren't desperate enough."
In the photos, Jun Hyun-moo is seen with a surprised expression in front of a digital billboard inside the SBS building featuring his face prominently, capturing the emotional moment when his past dreams became a reality.
Fans responded with supportive comments such as "Fighting!", "That's a great quote," and "You look really handsome."
Meanwhile, Jun Hyun-moo previously made headlines on the MBN show 'Jun Hyun-moo Plan 2' with remarks about his wealth. During the show, guest Lee Jang-woo jokingly mentioned, "You must have about 60 billion won," to which another guest, Kwak Tube, added, "Squid Game." Jun Hyun-moo denied the claim, saying, "If I had 60 billion won, would I be living like this?" However, the caption humorously noted, "Still a bit short," drawing attention.
Reporter: Chaeryeong Lim, Ten Asia syjj426@tenasia.co.kr