Lee Chan-won sings 'Jjinttobaegi' on a boat in Dhaka, India... Boat performance becomes a hot topic

Singer Lee Chan-won presented a song that suited the local atmosphere at a port in Dhaka, India.

According to the pre-release video of the JTBC variety program 'Talk Pa One 25 O'Clock', the cast captured themselves moving on a small boat at Sadarghat, a key location in Dhaka, India. In the video, the cast conveys the scene of a crowded port where more than 50,000 people and hundreds of boats pass by every day, and they began their journey using a small boat, which is a means of transportation there. The cast referred to this boat as a 'nouka' and explained that it is used as a means of transportation, similar to a rickshaw in South Korea. At the time, the price for using the boat was agreed upon at 200 dollars, though it was mentioned that it is originally at a cheaper level than this.

Moving on a boat against the sunset... The scenery of Dhaka, India

The cast captured the scenery of Dhaka while moving on a boat from Sadarghat. According to the cast's remarks in the video, a sunset scene unfolded with the sun descending over the water near the port, and the cast mentioned that it created a romantic atmosphere. Regarding the sunset in Dhaka seen from Sadarghat, the cast expressed that it was a charming side of Dhaka encountered while moving on a boat after passing through the hectic streets, and they stated that they unconditionally recommend it to viewers. In particular, they mentioned that while the port is a place so crowded that one wonders if they can ever escape, more so than New York, one can also see a quiet and peaceful side of Dhaka when going out onto the water by boat.

Lee Chan-won's response with 'Jjinttobaegi'

As a song that blended with the local atmosphere played during the movement, Lee Chan-won expressed his desire to promote Korean trot. In the video, Lee Chan-won responded to the atmosphere on site by singing 'Jjinttobaegi'. When asked what song he wanted to sing locally, Lee Chan-won expressed his intention to promote Korean trot and continued his performance by singing along to the lyrics of 'Jjinttobaegi'. Lee Chan-won heightened the atmosphere on site while singing 'Jjinttobaegi'.

This video is a pre-release video released ahead of the 226th broadcast of JTBC 'Talk Pa One 25 O'Clock'.