On the episode aired on the 6th, the show highlighted the second protagonist of the 'Rainbow Run' special, celebrating the 30th anniversary of Crying Nut's 'Captain Rock' Han Kyung-rok and Park Ji-hyun's efforts to endure the winter.
According to Nielsen Korea on the 7th, the episode recorded a household rating of 5.7% in the metropolitan area, ranking first among Friday entertainment programs. The 2054 viewership rating, a key indicator of channel competitiveness reflecting changes in media consumption, also topped Friday entertainment programs at 3.2%.
The surprising daily life of Han Kyung-rok, bassist of the legendary Korean indie rock band Crying Nut, was unveiled. He revealed that he moved to a new 'Captain Rock House' after leaving his home ground of Hongdae for the first time in nearly 30 years. In Hongdae, he was the energetic 'Hongdae Captain Rock,' while at home, he focused on conversations with his current self as 'Musician Han Kyung-rok,' showcasing a perfect balance in life.
His home, layered with his colorful tastes, shone even brighter under the warm sunlight. The Rainbow members were amazed by 'Emotional Rocker' Han Kyung-rok's routine of waking up early, stretching, tending to flower vases, and enjoying a leisurely morning with coffee. Jeon Hyun-moo remarked, "It looks like the daily life of an actress," unable to take his eyes off.
His words to junior artist Bibi, "Let's become classics too," and "I hope I don't become too smart," reflected Han Kyung-rok's relentless effort to hold onto youth and romance. His desire to "write new songs about the present and perform them," while appreciating past hits like 'Let's Ride a Horse,' resonated deeply with music lovers everywhere.
Lee So-jung, Ten Asia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr