Actress Lee Sun-bin shared her usual personality.
On the 4th, Lee Sun-bin and Kang Tae-oh, the main characters of tvN's ‘Potato Research Institute’, appeared on the YouTube channel ‘Theo’ in ‘Salon Drip 2’.
On this day, Jang Do-yeon asked, “Is Kang Tae-oh good at expressing himself usually?” Kang Tae-oh replied, “I’m trying to make an effort. For example, if it’s a shooting day and Lee Sun-bin looks pretty, I say, ‘You look pretty today.’ But (Lee Sun-bin) doesn’t believe it.”
Lee Sun-bin expressed, “I just finished touching up my makeup. The makeup artists said, ‘Your face needs to look smaller,’ and did some work on me, but as soon as I made eye contact with Kang Tae-oh, I heard, ‘You must have slept well today. Your forehead looks wide.’”
When Jang Do-yeon made a puzzled expression, Kang Tae-oh explained, “I like having a wide forehead. It makes my impression look softer,” which drew laughter. Jang Do-yeon summarized, “It was a good expression, but it seems it was miscommunicated,” to which Kang Tae-oh nodded, saying, “It turned out differently than intended. I’m reflecting a lot on it.”
Jang Do-yeon then asked, “On the contrary, how about Lee Sun-bin? Is she the type to express herself without hesitation?” Lee Sun-bin honestly replied, “I’m the type that gets sick if I can’t express myself. If there’s something good, I can’t hide it.”
When Jang Do-yeon asked, “When you contact someone, do you assign meaning to emoticons? How about heart emoticons?” Lee Sun-bin answered, “It doesn’t mean anything to me.” In contrast, Kang Tae-oh humorously asked, “Is that heart red or green?”
Meanwhile, Lee Sun-bin and Kang Tae-oh also discussed the criteria for a ‘thing’ (a romantic interest). Kang Tae-oh said, “Are both of you single? But isn’t there a strange vibe that only the two of you know? If you feel that, I think it might be a ‘thing’.”
Hearing this, Lee Sun-bin countered, “To have that, it’s not just about contacting each other; you need to go on dates. If you’re only contacting each other without meeting, isn’t that no different from being cyber friends?” She continued, “If both are very favorable to each other, react a lot, and quickly set up appointments, then I think it’s a ‘thing’.”
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
