Hwasa and Psy to star in 'Krazy Rich Koreans'; shocking moments will be revealed
The fourth episode of the show, which will feature the idols, will be shared on July 6. As soon as the news was confirmed, fans were elated and excited to see the unique pairing on screen.
Hwasa and Psy to feature on 'Krazy Rich Koreans'
Hwasa and her management company's founder and idol, Psy, are all set for a face-off while featuring on the show 'Krazy Rich Koreans', as confirmed by ChosunBiz. The two will face off and share stories about their influence on the global market.
This will be one of the first times that the pair will be starring together on a show, especially after Hwasa left her older label and joined Psy's company.
Hwasa will even share some shocking anecdotes about Psy that will make the audience burst out with laughter.
What can fans expect from the show?
The show features different 'Korean trailblazers' who are considered to have made a major mark on the global market. It will focus on the concert of the "crazy presence" that these people have in their respective fields.
As per The Korea Times, the show was inspired by ADOR's CEO, Min Hee Jin. A statement read "This program came about after much thought following former Ador CEO Min's press conference'.
It focuses on bringing attention to the flag bearers of the Korean Hallyu wave in different aspects, from music and acting to food and other industries as well.
While featuring on the show, Hwasa will show off her North American tour venue. The episode will also feature Simon Kim, the famous restaurateur, as a guest on the show as well. He will be showing off his 'No. 1 steakhouse in North America'.
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