Park Bo-gum's 'Magic Cut': A Heartwarming Journey from Novice Barber to Community Favorite

Park Bo-gum showcases his growth as a 'novice barber' while meeting various guests on 'Magic Cut'.

tvN's variety show 'Magic Cut' (directed by Son Soo-jung) features Park Bo-gum, who holds a national barber license, along with his close friends Lee Sang-yi and Kwak Dong-yeon, as they run a unique barbershop in a remote village, offering both haircuts and heartfelt conversations.

From Close Friend Kwak Dong-yeon to Part-timer Kim So-hyun, Visits from Colleagues?

In the episode aired on the 20th, Park Bo-gum welcomed fellow actor Kwak Dong-yeon as his first non-local customer, giving him a haircut. Despite his meticulous care for his cherished younger friend, Park Bo-gum couldn't hide his playful side during the final touches. Kwak Dong-yeon expressed satisfaction with his new style, leaving a positive review.

While creating a photo zone for the villagers, 'Geom.Dong.Ee' (Park Bo-gum, Kwak Dong-yeon, and Lee Sang-yi) were joined by actress Kim So-hyun as a one-day part-timer. Park Bo-gum, beaming with a bright smile at the reunion, guided Kim So-hyun through the tasks, showcasing their 'real sibling' chemistry and filling the barbershop with a cheerful atmosphere.

From 18-Month-Old Babies to High School Students, All Guests Welcome?

The barbershop buzzed with the visit of three siblings from a neighboring town, drawn by the news of 'Magic Cut's opening. Park Bo-gum skillfully managed the thick hair of the eldest sibling, a soon-to-be middle schooler, creating a neat hairstyle while engaging in friendly banter with the reserved teenager. He then tackled the challenge of cutting the hair of the youngest sibling, an 18-month-old baby, sweating through the task while teaming up with Kim So-hyun to sing lullabies and showcase their perfect teamwork.

For the first time, high school students visited 'Magic Cut'. Touched by a female student's desire to donate her long hair, Park Bo-gum carefully executed a bob cut, transforming her look with a trendy and sophisticated style. He listened to the students' innocent love stories with a warm smile and offered advice and encouragement as an adult and life mentor to those facing career decisions.

Through these experiences, Park Bo-gum not only catered to the diverse needs of customers ranging from young children to teenagers and close colleagues but also created joyful memories through warm and pleasant conversations.

'Magic Cut', featuring Park Bo-gum, airs every Friday at 8:35 PM on tvN.

Reporter Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia bella@tenasia.co.kr