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Nam Hyun-joon reveals three buildings and four supercars

Dancer Nam Hyun-joon revealed his assets, including three buildings and four supercars, on the YouTube channel 'Dakteosin'.

Nam Hyun-joon reveals three buildings and four supercars
▲ Nam Hyun-joon reveals his assets and personal theater

Dancer Nam Hyun-joon has revealed his assets.

On the 23rd, a video titled 'From Nam Hyun-joon dancing on the streets to becoming a building owner' was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Dakteosin'.

When Shin Jung-hwan mentioned six supercars, Nam Hyun-joon said that four remain now and two have been cleared out.

He explained that the Porsche is a vintage car from the early 2000s, and the Lamborghini is a new model.

He also revealed that while the old Lamborghini he originally owned was his dream car, he bought the new model following malicious comments.

Nam Hyun-joon stated that he currently owns three buildings, consisting of one detached house, one apartment, and one piece of land in Mokpo.

He said he bought the land in Mokpo with the intention of building a house there in the future, and mentioned he is also looking into land in New York.

He explained that he established a company in the United States, where he can create performances, workshops, and competitions.

He also said he built a personal theater in his home using his own money.

He mentioned that the team that creates CGV and Megabox came personally to make it exactly like a theater, and added that he watches eight movies a day.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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