K-pop singer Ock Joo-hyun has openly expressed her admiration for BTS's Jungkook.
On the 21st, Ock Joo-hyun's YouTube channel 'Nung Joo-hyun' featured a video titled 'Amazing Shopping Haul in Osaka with a Best Friend.'
In the video, Ock Joo-hyun humorously confessed, "I only have two days in Osaka, so I need to shop. I've bought enough socks to open a store and enough underwear for a woman with a hundred chests," causing laughter.
She also mentioned her plan to purchase supplements with antioxidants, saying, "They make you feel young again. There's a limit to how many you can buy per person, so I need my friend's help."
While traveling, her friend remarked that an employee resembled Jungkook, to which Ock Joo-hyun responded, "I love Jungkook. Of course, he's everyone's Jungkook," showing her fandom. She added, "To feel good, I need to watch Jungkook," and proceeded to watch a video of him.
When asked if she thinks Jungkook sings well, Ock Joo-hyun praised him, saying, "Yes, he does. He's good at everything. He's like Michael Jackson. To me, the greatest artist is Michael Jackson."
Ock Joo-hyun was amused when her friend jokingly asked who she would choose if Michael Jackson and Jungkook came together. She even asked AI about BTS's Jungkook and humorously pondered, "What if Michael Jackson and Jungkook proposed?"
Ock Joo-hyun quickly spent around 500,000 won on two boxes of supplements but hesitated over a 15,000 won watch to match with her friend. Following her friend's recommendation, she joked, "I'm an easy woman," and added, "The leather jacket is worth 9 million won." Her friend laughed, saying, "Cheap suits you."
While unboxing at the hotel, Ock Joo-hyun revealed items like a spatula, tumbler, underwear, and innerwear, noting, "It's not different from the patterns I bought since my Fin.K.L days." She shared that her mother scolded her for buying multiples of the same item, explaining, "I like trying new roles, but I don't take risks with everyday wear."
Praising Japanese products, she said, "There aren't supplements this good in Korea." She addressed suspicions of product placement, stating, "Many suspect it's PPL, but I'm the one proposing events to companies. Contact me if I ever import them," drawing attention.
Reported by Kim Eun-jung, TenAsia. Email: eun@tenasia.co.kr