‘Kian's Bizarre B&B' host thanks BTS Jin; expresses gratitude for the idol over 'not running away'
Kian84 wins big at the award show, talks about
Jin
On July 18, Kian84 ended up winning the award title for 'Best Male Entertainer' for 'Kian's Bizarre B&B'. While accepting the award, the TV show host talked about the challenges he faced while making the show. He even expressed gratitude for BTS Jin, who had joined along as a guest star.
During his speech, he thanked the 'echo' singer and talked about how thankful he is that the idol did not run away during filming, making everyone laugh.
He shared in his speech that, 'I slept hanging on the wall for a week, and since BTS's Seokjin is a world star, I was worried—what if he ran away while sleeping? But I'm thankful he followed the rules until the end and stayed alive'.
Fan reactions to the speech
As soon as videos of the host's speech were uploaded on social media platforms, fans started sharing their opinions online. There were mixed reactions online, as some commented how Jin deserved to win the award for everything he did in the show, while others expressed gratitude towards Kian84 for mentioning Jin in his speech so sweetly.
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About 'Kian's Bizarre B&B'
'Kian's Bizarre B&B' was an OTT variety show that featured a number of celebrity guests who had to work alongside Kian84 in an unconventional guesthouse. BTS Jin and actress Ji Ye Eun joined the host to manage the guesthouse and take care of everything while tackling everyday challenges as well. The show has already been confirmed for a second season as well, though not many details have been shared with the public.
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