Former Chungju City promotional man Kim Sun-tae recently met up with JYP’s NMIXX Sullyoon, bringing his signature blunt and honest wit to the table.
After making waves with successful collaborations for a chicken brand and a bank, he sparked laughter by suggesting that Sullyoon appear on the hit show “Single’s Inferno.”
On May 15, a video titled “Sullyoon Promotion” was uploaded to Kim Sun-tae’s YouTube channel. NMIXX’s Sullyoon, who recently made a comeback with her 5th mini album, appeared as a guest for a hilarious chat.
Sullyoon didn’t hesitate to respond, saying, “To be honest, since the moment I could understand words,” leaving Kim Sun-tae bursting with laughter.
Sullyoon added to the humor by confidently claiming she is a “reverse-transformation” case, saying, “I was really pretty as a baby. Of course, all babies are pretty, but I was exceptional.”
Kim Sun-tae asked, “Didn’t you pass auditions for all three major agencies? With SM and YG as options, have you ever had any regrets?” to which Sullyoon replied, “I’ve never failed an audition.”
The playful questioning continued. When Sullyoon introduced her new song “Black Valentine,” Kim Sun-tae jokingly asked, “How many years old is it?” treating the song like a vintage wine and sending the set into fits of laughter.
Regarding her recent appearance of shedding tears at the airport, she clarified, “Tears just flowed because I was keeping my eyes wide open while getting my photo taken.”
Bringing up her trainee days, Kim Sun-tae asked, “Didn’t everyone else move forward quickly?” When Sullyoon agreed, he threw a playful curveball, asking, “Were you not feeling the urgency? Were you just being lazy?”
Sullyoon naturally vibed with Kim Sun-tae’s variety sense. She mentioned that she’s been enjoying the Netflix show “Single’s Inferno” and expressed interest in appearing as a panelist.
In response, Kim Sun-tae suggested, “How about appearing yourself for a special episode? Like a ‘Super Catfish’ vibe,” and the two burst into laughter at the mere thought.
Meanwhile, Kim Sun-tae became famous as the Chungju City promotional man, known as “Chungju-man,” before recently leaving his position. He is now gaining attention through his personal YouTube channel, featuring content for chicken brands and banks. His channel currently has approximately 1.67 million subscribers.
