Yunho from TVXQ impresses with pole dancing skills on a new variety show, revealing his dedication to rebranding and hidden talents.
September/4/2025 18:15
Yunho of Tohoshinki challenged pole dancing and showcased hidden talents, attracting attention. He appeared on TV CHOSUN's new variety show "My Own - Immersive Club" which first aired in South Korea on September 3. Yunho arrived at the SM building at 8 o'clock. He talked about "something he has recently been into" and created a mandalart, famous for being part of baseball player Shohei Ohtani's life plan. He revealed, "I want to show a new side of myself. I am immersed in rebranding." The next challenge he took on to reveal his new self was pole dancing. He explained his reason for learning pole dancing, saying, "I have watched a lot of pole dancing on YouTube. I think I can elevate it in performance, and I can do it in music videos and on stage." At first, Yunho showed no flexibility, causing concern, but he quickly adapted and showcased his skills, earning praise from his teacher who said, "You are a genius. Consider participating in a player-class competition; there are few men, so it's rare." He practiced singing while holding the pole, but it didn't look cool, and Tak Jae-hoon joked, "What are you doing holding the pole? You look like you're singing while holding a utility pole when you're really drunk." However, Yunho soon challenged a flag movement known as a hidden talent from a mobile phone advertisement and succeeded at an astonishing speed, eliciting admiration. Tak Jae-hoon pointed out, "I'm surprised even myself" at his expression, and Choi Jung-an praised Yunho's physical strength, saying, "Maybe his core is really good." - Tohoshinki's Yunho, what is he recently into? "I've shown everything I can as an idol." - Tohoshinki's Yunho also mentioned the re-hit "Thank U," saying, "Everyone will definitely have their perfect timing."
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