Ten Million Oddity Show, Huh Chanmi Challenges High-Altitude Silk... First Broadcast on Tuesday, September 1 at 10 PM

As TV CHOSUN's 'Ten Million Oddity Show' prepares for its first broadcast on Tuesday, September 1 at 10 PM, the story of Huh Chanmi challenging a high-altitude performance to overcome her fear of heights has been revealed.

'Ten Million Oddity Show' is an entertainment program where South Korea's national treasure-level oddities meet top stars to challenge reaching ten million views, featuring challenges and performances with a prize of ten million won. Kang Ho-dong and Boom serve as MCs, and the show is planned with a 'world's greatest feat show' format completed after one year of preparation.

Huh Chanmi's High-Altitude Challenge

In the first episode, Huh Chanmi takes on an 'aerial silk performance' where she entrusts her entire body to a single long silk cloth at a high altitude to perform difficult movements. It is a stage where she uses cloth hanging from the ceiling to cut through the air and perform vertical drops. Huh Chanmi made a tearful confession, saying, “I cried a lot because I was scared while practicing,” and although she appeared using crutches during practice, she showed that she would not give up until the end. Attention is focused on whether Huh Chanmi, who has been called the 'Trot Tumbler' after becoming the runner-up of 'Miss Trot 4' after 16 years since her debut, can succeed in this challenge.

Global Oddities and Stars as One Team

The first episode features global TOP oddities, including an oddity invited by a Dubai prince, an oddity who appeared on France's 'Got Talent', an artist performing stunts at a height of 10m, a pump world champion who held the number one spot in the world for 12 years, and a 2026 national representative for the Latin discipline of dance sports. Stars such as Son Bin-a, Ahn Sung Hoon, Jinsung, Lee Sona, Huh Chanmi, and Chun-gil form one team with these oddities to complete their stages, aiming for 'ten million view videos' and the 'ten million won prize money'.

Source: TV CHOSUN Press Release

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