South Korean rapper Heo Eugene, who performs under the moniker H‑Eugene (H‑유진), has made a name for himself by working alongside several K‑pop idols. Among the artists he’s teamed up with are MC Mong, Teddy Park, Miryo from Brown Eyed Girls, and Yenny of the Wonder Girls. He joined forces with vocalist Han Soo Yeon in 2010 to create the duo known as H2.
Jung Sung-hwa, a South Korean performer, has made his name chiefly in musical theatre, appearing in the Korean stagings of Man of La Mancha and Les Misérables.
Kim Byung-man, a South Korean comedian, became famous for his slap‑stick humor and daring acrobatic bits as a Master on Gag Concert, as well as for showcasing his survival expertise while serving as chief on Law of the Jungle. In November 2015 he joined SBS’s new show “Shaolin Clenched Fists,” where he and a group of fellow celebrities traveled to the Shaolin Monastery to learn traditional martial arts directly from Shaolin masters.
Kim Saeng‑min, a comedian and TV host from South Korea, gained public recognition through his role as anchor on shows like Go! Video Travel, TV Animal Farm and Entertainment Weekly.
Kim Shin‑young, born in South Korea, works as a comedian, master of ceremonies and disc jockey. She first appeared on television in 2004 on SBS’s program People Looking For Laughter, and two years later received the Baeksang Arts Award for Best Variety Performer at its 42nd ceremony. Throughout her career she has fronted a long list of variety and radio programs, earning multiple accolades for both her comedic and hosting talents. In 2018 she joined the dance troupe Celeb Five (셀럽파이브), which was formed by CONTENTS LAB VIVO, the content firm owned by Song Eun‑i.
Lee Soo-geun, a comedian hailing from South Korea, has featured in many televised comedy programs across the country. His professional debut in comedy took place on KBS’s show Gag Concert.
Noh Hong-chul, a South Korean entertainer and businessman, co‑hosts the variety program Talents for Sale. He previously took part in the television series Infinite Challenge and I Live Alone. He also turned up briefly in the worldwide hit music video “Gangnam Style,” where his characteristic pelvic‑thrusting jeojil dance (저질댄스) was featured.
Park Mi‑sun is a South Korean comedian and host of variety programs, best recognized for her work on Quiz to Change the World, Happy Together – Season 3, and We Got Married. She entered the entertainment world in 1988 by clinching the gold prize at the second MBC TV Gag Contest. In October 1991, she transferred to SBS when the network launched, and at that time married Lee Bong‑won, who also moved to SBS. After announcing her freelance status in September 1994, she broadened her activities to include KBS. Her acting résumé features sitcom appearances in Soonpoong Clinic, Hilarious Housewives, and All My Love.
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