The Next 'World Wide Handsome'? Actor Kim Mu Jun Reacts to BTS Jin Comparisons
Rising star Kim Mu Jun reacts to being called the look-alike of BTS's Jin. Read his humble response and his thoughts on the 'World Wide Handsome' in this PRISM exclusive.
How would you feel if the internet started calling you the look-alike of a global superstar? Rising actor Kim Mu Jun recently shared his honest thoughts on being compared to BTS member Jin, and his reaction is as humble as you'd expect.
A Modest Response to a Massive Compliment
During an interview held on December 23rd at a cafe in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul, Kim Mu Jun addressed the growing buzz. According to OSEN, the actor didn't shy away from the topic. "Of course, I’ve seen those comments and reactions," he admitted with a smile, expressing deep gratitude for the positive public perception.
Fanboying Over the Visual King
What makes this comparison even more special is that Kim Mu Jun has long been a fan of Jin's visuals. He mentioned that whenever he was asked about handsome celebrities, Jin was always his go-to answer. "It’s a great compliment to me," he said shyly, noting that while he's heard the comparison before, it's only recently gained significant traction as his own popularity grows.
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