Formerly employed Kim Dae-ho shines in the Dead Sea with his skills in entertainment… "The dirtier you are, the purer you become."
Broadcaster Kim Dae-ho, a former announcer, showcased the essence of an entertainer who has let everything go while bursting with 'entertainment instincts' even in the Dead Sea.
The broadcast of MBN's entertainment show "Great Guide 2" on the 15th featured Kim Dae-ho, Choi Daniel, and Lee Mujin participating in a mud pack experience in the Dead Sea of Jordan.
The three of them, covered in mud, burst into childlike laughter, with Kim Dae-ho at the center of it all.
Kim Dae-ho, fully immersed in the experience as he smeared mud from his face to his armpits, joked with actor Choi Daniel, saying, "You're someone who has resigned. You stopped being an announcer. Aren't you going to act? If you keep encroaching on the entertainment world, people in entertainment will dislike it." The hypothetical rivalry between actors and entertainers drew laughter, and the 'bro chemistry' that blossomed as they smeared mud on each other led to unexpected camaraderie.
In a surprising turn, Kim Dae-ho, having removed his shirt, shouted, "Mr. Chun-li appears!" even showcasing physical comedy, causing Lee Mujin to stifle a laugh even as he remarked, "It doesn't look good." The three then claimed, "This is a mud river battle," confidently displaying their entertainment skills right in the middle of the Dead Sea.
Kim Dae-ho shared, "You become the most pure when you’re the dirtiest," adding, "Maybe both of us lost our senses, but I felt really good, as if I was playing with a friend." Choi Daniel also expressed, "I wanted to play around like I did when I was younger," sharing his feelings of having regained his childlike spirit. Lee Mujin similarly remarked, "I found the childlike spirit I had forgotten about during my trip to Jordan," adding to the warm atmosphere.
After declaring his freedom, Kim Dae-ho is gradually evolving into someone with a more 'entertainment-oriented' nature. His process of transforming into a 'true entertainer' while letting go of his titles and image was depicted joyfully.
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