Choo Sung Hoon Vvntures into idol debut on Netflix’s ‘Choo Try Choo Try’.

MMA fighter and television personality Choo Sung Hoon is set to embark on an unexpected challenge—pursuing an idol debut—through his new Netflix talk show, ‘Choo Try Choo Try’, premiering on February 26 KST. The show will showcase Choo’s unfiltered charisma, witty humor, and even an impromptu audition to fulfill his dream of becoming an “ahjussi idol.”

For the first episode, Kim Jae Joong will appear as the guest, bringing his 22 years of entertainment experience, renowned visuals, and strong presence on YouTube and variety shows. Meanwhile, episode two will feature Shin Sung Rok, who recently joined the cast of the musical 'Jekyll & Hyde', engaging in candid and refreshing conversations with Choo.

‘Choo Try Choo Try’ is a unique talk show where Choo Sung Hoon, known for his fearless and free-spirited personality, takes the lead in exploring his guests in his own distinct style. He will not only engage in in-depth discussions but also attempt bucket list challenges alongside his guests, offering a fresh and unconventional talk show format. Adding to the fun, comedian Lee Chang Ho will join as Choo’s co-host, ensuring a dynamic and engaging atmosphere.

In the premiere episode, Choo and Kim Jae Joong display brotherly chemistry, discussing Kim’s latest endeavors and personal aspirations. However, the conversation takes an amusing turn when Choo Sung Hoon reveals his secret wish to become a singer or idol. Seizing the moment, he asks Kim—who recently produced and debuted an idol group—to evaluate his potential through a spontaneous audition.

As Kim agrees, Choo unleashes a hilarious dance performance, featuring rustic yet bold moves, including dramatic hip movements, leaving everyone in stitches. The conversation also delves into topics such as dating, marriage, and personal life, further amplifying the unpredictability of the show.

In episode two, Choo sits down with Shin Sung Rok to discuss their bucket lists, recent activities, and even financial strategies. In a moment of bold curiosity, Choo asks Shin, “Which is more lucrative—musicals or TV dramas?”, sparking immediate intrigue among the staff. Shin, with a knowing smile, openly reveals insights into his career earnings and even shares details about his most profitable investment venture.

‘Choo Try Choo Try’ will premiere on February 26, with episodes one and two released simultaneously at 5 PM KST. New episodes will be available every Wednesday at 5 PM exclusively on Netflix.

With Choo Sung Hoon’s fearless attitude, unexpected challenges, and a star-studded lineup, the show promises to deliver laughter, surprises, and an entirely new side of the MMA legend.

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