Choo Sung Hoon said, "It's loyalty, our Son Suk-ku" expressing extraordinary affection for Son Suk-ku.
The 'Osaka a' Choo Sung Hoon visited a local restaurant filled with long-standing memories, revealing his special affection for his close friend Son Suk-ku and creating a cheerful atmosphere.
In a video released on the 10th, Choo Sung Hoon greeted fans in his familiar tone, saying, "Hello, this is Choo Sung Hoon. Everyone, don't you go to Osaka often?"
That day, Choo Sung Hoon said, "Today, I will introduce a kushikatsu (skewer cutlet) restaurant filled with my memories. It's really cheap and delicious here. I hope everyone goes, eats plenty of tasty food, and makes wonderful memories." He introduced a budget-friendly local restaurant in Osaka.
This place is a favorite kushikatsu (skewer cutlet) restaurant that Choo Sung Hoon frequented with friends in his youth, and he jokingly remarked while ordering a cold beer, "If Son Suk-ku were here, we would toast together, but I'm doing it alone." He then left a heartfelt video message for his close friend Son Suk-ku, saying, "You're definitely watching this. Let's toast with a beer on screen in Korea."
At that moment, he received a video call from Son Suk-ku. Surprised, Choo Sung Hoon smiled brightly as he answered the phone, and Son Suk-ku said, "I've just boarded the plane," sharing an update. Choo Sung Hoon humorously replied, "I'm eating something delicious right now," and despite being far apart, the two shared a strong friendship.
Choo Sung Hoon expressed sincere affection, saying, "It's all about loyalty, our Son Suk-ku!" He then declared a sudden promotion to Son Suk-ku, saying, "Now you are the chief!" The scene erupted in laughter, and it was reported that Son Suk-ku also burst into laughter at the unique expression of affection.
Meanwhile, Choo Sung Hoon, originally from Osaka, Japan, has been sharing his daily life and memories through various content. He and Son Suk-ku are known for their strong friendship, traversing both entertainment and private life, and are referred to as representative figures of "bromance."
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