SBS ‘My Ugly Little Boy’ broadcast capture

Comedian Kim Jun-Ho appeared on ‘My Ugly Little Boy’, threw himself completely into the ‘We’re Solo’ segment, and generated laughs with refreshingly blunt truth-bombs.

Kim Jun-Ho also rose to the status of a ‘skit-making machine’, showing distinctive planning savvy through extreme couple set-ups. He even added the bitter ending of his ‘One-Punch Man’ stock investment, revealing a funny-but-sad tale of failure.

On the episode of SBS’s ‘My Ugly Little Boy’ that aired on the 17th, Kim Jun-Ho visited Song Hae-Na’s home to put together a ‘We’re Solo’ special, unleashing an irreplaceable sense for variety.

On the show, Kim Jun-Ho kicked things off with a barrage of facts aimed at Tak Jae-Hoon. He shared that the first women Tak had invited to his house in Jeju were Han Hye-Jin and Song Hae-Na. He then delivered a blunt zinger to a still-attached Tak, saying, “It should have ended there, but you even came all the way here,” serving up big laughs from the start.

Kim Jun-Ho’s keen observation and playful reactions shone. When Han Hye-Jin served whale meat only to Tak Jae-Hoon, he showed cute jealousy by saying, “I like whale, too,” and he had the room in the palm of his hand by prompting eye contact between the two, who were giving off a subtle romantic vibe. In particular, amid the singles’ green lights, as the only married person he sheepishly said, “I’ll get going,” serving as the set’s energizer.

During the main ‘We’re Solo’ self-introduction time, Kim Jun-Ho showcased professional MC-caliber hosting prowess. He kept the talk flowing smoothly by tossing sharp yet witty questions about the participants’ ideal types and whether they live independently. And when Tak Jae-Hoon clumsily tried to continue his self-introduction, he chided him to watch ‘I Am Solo’ a bit, and their crisp back-and-forth amped up the immersion.

In particular, Kim Jun-Ho drew attention by becoming completely immersed in the couple role-play. He added fun by spotting Tak Jae-Hoon’s rapidly seesawing heart rate faster and more keenly than anyone. He then personally set up an extreme scenario for Song Hae-Na and Shim Gyu-Jin‘a woman hypersensitive about body-hair grooming and a man who can’t manage it’delivering cheerful energy with his distinctive planning and all-in immersion.

Kim Jun-Ho teamed up with Tony An and Kim Bo-Sung as the ‘Minus Hands Club’. Confessing his ‘One-Punch Man stock technique’, he revealed a jackpot story of having once earned a tenfold return on a pharmaceutical stock during the COVID period. But he elicited groans by admitting a shocking twist: he invested additional money and even his principal was eroded.

Kim Jun-Ho also had a securities expert check his portfolio. After briefly being hit with the fact that his returns were terrible, he reduced the room to laughter with an answer no one expected when asked if he had studied the companysaying, “I heard it’s a good company.” In the end, he received the cold assessment to boldly liquidate a stock he had held for seven years. He then playfully lamented that he should have met the teacher six months earlier, delivering big laughs and empathy right to the end.

With his trademark wit and quick-tongued sense, Kim Jun-Ho is active across many fronts, and anticipation is building over what kind of good-humored charm he will use to captivate viewers next.