Manager Jo and Yoon Tae-hwa to perform on 'Ten Million Masters Show'
The 5th episode of TV CHOSUN's 'Ten Million Masters Show' will feature a nunchaku expert nicknamed Manager Jo and singer Yoon Tae-hwa, who will perform a high-difficulty swing dance.
The fifth episode of 'Ten Million Masters Show' airs tonight, October 27, at 10 PM, featuring nunchaku expert Manager Jo, who won a gold medal at a 2017 competition in China, and singer Yoon Tae-hwa, who will perform a 900-degree swing dance rotation.
A performer nicknamed "Manager Jo" will appear on TV CHOSUN's 'Ten Million Masters Show,' appearing as an office worker in his daily life but a nunchaku expert in his secondary persona. Upon his arrival, MCs Kang Ho-dong and Boom raised their hands in surrender, leading to a moment where Kang Ho-dong pushed Boom with his hips.
Singer Yoon Tae-hwa will undergo a radical transformation by performing swing dance, including a 900-degree rotation. She revealed that she mastered a high-difficulty move that a world swing dance champion—the first Asian to hold the title—praised as a technique only three people in the world can perform.
Boom expressed shock at the "luxury" abdominal muscles of a performer who stripped his shirt, exclaiming, "This is the best abdominal muscle I have ever seen! It is legendary!"
The 5th episode of 'Ten Million Masters Show' will feature a succession of eye-catching feats from "monster-class" masters that exceed imagination.
On TV CHOSUN's 'Ten Million Masters Show,' a performer named Manager Jo will appear with abilities comparable to "Manager Kim," leaving Kang Ho-dong and Boom surrendering with their hands up.
'Ten Million Masters Show' is a special show where South Korea's national-treasure-level masters meet top stars in an attempt to reach ten million views. Each episode provides both surprise and laughter through the combination of the masters' unimaginable skills and the stars' relentless spirit.
In the 5th episode to be broadcast tonight, October 27, at 10 PM, a master using the nickname Manager Jo is expected to appear. This caused a stir on set, with onlookers speculating whether a person resembling So Ji-sub would appear or shouting that he is their ideal type. Amid the prevailing opinion that he is a "stylish Manager Jo" resembling So Ji-sub, a performer with the aura of a manager—dressed in neat business attire and wearing a company ID badge like Manager Kim—captured everyone's attention.
Manager Jo revealed a surprising background: while he is an ordinary office worker on weekdays, he has been teaching nunchaku, his love for 30 years, on weekends. When the master moved his hands behind his back, signaling he would reveal his hidden strength, MCs Kang Ho-dong and Boom sensed a suspicious atmosphere and raised their hands in surrender, causing laughter. Having won a gold medal at a 2017 nunchaku competition in China, Manager Jo demonstrated his true "martial arts master" skills through aerial rotations and breaking wooden boards. Before his performance, curiosity rose regarding why Kang Ho-dong pushed Boom with his hips.
Singer Yoon Tae-hwa will undergo a radical transformation by attempting high-difficulty swing dance, defying expectations. Having surprised the set by revealing a hidden past of dancing salsa and bachata, Yoon Tae-hwa explained that she took up swing dance because she felt happiness and shook off depression through dancing. Despite difficult movements and painful situations, she did not give up her practice and will showcase a signature swing move featuring a 900-degree rotation on stage. A swing dance world champion, the first Asian to hold the title, offered high praise, noting that Yoon Tae-hwa even mastered the development of a high-difficulty move called the "candle stick," stating, "It is a technique only three people in the world can do," which moved the audience.
Boom also expressed admiration for the abdominal muscles of a master created through blood, sweat, and effort. The master, who became a champion through bodyweight exercises, performed incredible feats before stripping his shirt for a spectacular finale. As the master's clear abdominal muscles, perfected through long training, drew gasps from the audience, Boom reacted with astonishment, saying, "This is the best abdominal muscle I have ever seen! It is legendary!" Curiosity is mounting regarding the identity of the master who elicited such reactions.
Meanwhile, the 5th episode of TV CHOSUN's 'Ten Million Masters Show' will be broadcast tonight, October 27, at 10 PM.
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