Mnet's 'Live Wire' Set to Premiere: Hosts Jung Jae-hyung and Code Kunst Share Their Excitement

As Mnet's 'Live Wire' gears up for its premiere on the 20th, hosts Jung Jae-hyung and Code Kunst express their heartfelt anticipation and excitement for the show.

Mnet's 'Live Wire' is a unique music talk show that connects people through music in a relay format. Each episode features an artist who nominates the next artist, creating a continuous flow of performances. Jung Jae-hyung and Code Kunst are teaming up as hosts for the first time, promising a fresh synergy.

Reflecting on their first meeting as hosts, Jung Jae-hyung admitted, "I was worried since I had never met Code Kunst despite being in the music industry. However, our chemistry was great, and I hope viewers will enjoy it on the show." Code Kunst added, "It's an honor to work with Jung Jae-hyung on a music program I've always wanted to try. He's a musician and mentor I admire, making this experience even more fulfilling."

When asked about their first recording, Jung Jae-hyung shared, "I had many concerns, but meeting the artists and experiencing their live performances was the beginning of a musical exploration that shattered my genre biases." Code Kunst commented, "It was a time to laugh with the audience and musicians through music. I am grateful to everyone who loves my music and the music of all artists."

The duo highlighted 'diversity and connection' as the show's charm. Jung Jae-hyung stated, "I hope it becomes a platform where artists of different genres can come together." Code Kunst emphasized, "The natural flow of artists nominating each other is incredibly appealing."

When asked which artists they would like to meet as guests, Jung Jae-hyung expressed his desire to invite elusive figures like Jo Yong-pil and Lee So-ra. Born in 1989, Code Kunst mentioned, "Lee Hi is like a persona to me, and I would love to meet her on the show."

Finally, Jung Jae-hyung expressed his love for music and his ambition to showcase a variety of musical styles through 'Live Wire.' He stated, "While musicians have different directions and tastes, I believe their passion for music is the same. I hope this program conveys the spectrum of music sincerely." He concluded, "We've worked hard to create a music program that can be appreciated and understood regardless of taste, so please tune in."

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr