Korean Singers Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo Share Untold Stories on 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night'
Korean Singers Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo Share Untold Stories on 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night'
Korean singer Jo Hang Jo recently shared a humorous anecdote about pretending to be single.

Singers Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo are set to appear on the 17th episode of MBN's 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night.' Nam Jin vividly recounts his harrowing experiences during the Vietnam War, including a close call with a bomb just a week after his arrival. Despite the dangers, Nam Jin describes his two-year service as the most valuable time of his life, piquing curiosity about his perspective.

Nam Jin also touches on the infamous 1989 knife attack incident that shocked South Korea. He survived a life-threatening injury when three assailants attacked him, piercing his left thigh. Remarkably, Nam Jin recently dined with one of the attackers, showcasing his capacity for forgiveness and drawing attention to his magnanimous nature.

Jo Hang Jo shares a comical story about the misunderstanding that he was divorced. He explains that he and his wife agreed to keep their family life private, leading to the misconception. Jo Hang Jo recounts an incident where his wife, caught off guard by a fan recognizing him at a grocery store, denied his identity and quickly left, causing laughter.
Korean Singers Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo Share Untold Stories on 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night'
Korean Singers Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo Share Untold Stories on 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night'
Additionally, Nam Jin and Jo Hang Jo reveal intriguing stories behind their first hit songs. Nam Jin's 1965 hit 'Did I Come to Cry?' was actually a follow-up to 'Love Zero Zone,' which was banned for being 'decadent.' This unexpected turn of events led to Nam Jin's rise to fame. Jo Hang Jo discusses the backstory of his hit 'Because I'm a Man,' a song beloved during the IMF crisis, and how it became a hit after several changes in the lead singer.

Jo Hang Jo also shares a touching memory of Nam Jin singing at his mother's 70th birthday celebration during his early career, highlighting Nam Jin's warm support for his juniors. Their enduring friendship and parallel careers continue to captivate audiences.

Meanwhile, MBN's talk show 'Kim Joo Ha's Day and Night' airs every Saturday at 9:40 PM.

Reported by Kim Se Ah, TenAsia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr