TVXQ's Yunho on the controversy over his acting in ”Heading to the Ground”... ”My embarrassing past”

TVXQ's Yunho is taking on the challenge of finding a "new me."

He will begin his rebranding project with TV Chosun's new variety show 'Carefully Immersed Club', which will premiere on September 3rd at 10 PM.

'Carefully Immersed Club' is a reality show that observes the daily lives of people who become obsessed with certain things.

During the broadcast, Yunho created a "mandala chart," famously used by baseball player Shohei Ohtani, and filled it with areas he felt needed improvement, such as acting, dancing, vocals, trends, and stamina.

When asked why, Yunho honestly confessed, "It was something I was embarrassed about."

Regarding the "acting" category, he recalled his drama debut, 'No Limit', confessing, "After filming that drama, I actually did a lot of head-balling."

He then showed his determination to grow, saying, "I'm going to write down the things I'm not good at and the things I'm embarrassed about, and use that to improve my skills." Yunho, who recently received positive reviews for his role in the drama 'Low Life', is drawing attention with his frank remarks.

Furthermore, Yunho, who has been dubbed "the representative dancer of second-generation idols," is also drawing attention for revealing that even dancing is a weakness.

"Dance trends are constantly changing, so you have to keep learning," he said, showcasing his passion for learning new generation dance by inviting Root, the popular choreographer who has worked on dances for aespa, NCT, and BoA. He will then demonstrate the difference between new generation dance and second generation dance in the studio, raising expectations.

In addition, Yunho even prepared a special gift for Tak Jae-hoon during the rebranding process. Upon seeing it, Tak Jae-hoon expressed his emotion (?) by saying, "I'll use it for my funeral" in his characteristic way, causing everyone to erupt in laughter.