Getting into the role of tormenting JUNHO (2PM)... Yoo Jae Suk's heartfelt advice = ”YU QUIZ ON THE BLOCK”

JUNHO of the group ``2PM'' opened up about his struggles as an actor. “Yu Quiz ON THE” was broadcast on the afternoon of the 29th.
BLOCK'', popular actor JUNHO from the group ``2PM'' appeared.
JUNHO revealed that he has dreamed of becoming an actor since he was a child. He happened to get a chance to appear on an audition program and was named ``2P
M,” he said, and although he has made great achievements as a singer, he has always had a desire to become an actor.
He appeared on the MBC TV series “Sleeves Red Cotton (Japanese title: Red sleeves)” in January last year.
” was a huge hit for JUNHO. He played an active role as Jeongjo Lee Sang. He caused a lot of surprise when he said that he lost 16 kilograms to portray Jeongjo's nervous youth as a young man.
JUNHO responded, “I can’t clearly turn on and off the role.
I thought we had to maintain the same atmosphere as usual." Also, at the time of filming the TV series "Daily Lovers", I rented a one-room apartment in Busan for five months, closing the curtains during the day.
I told him I didn't see any sunlight. Junho played the role of Lee Kang-du, who lost his family in an accident and is living a life at the bottom of his life.
Looking back on those days, JUNHO said, ``When I indirectly experienced something like that, it was stressful.
``I sweated a lot every time I went to sleep, and I felt so skinny and nauseous because I was exposed to so many treatments.'' I shot the film in Busan for five months, but I haven't been to Busan since then.
Not yet. But I think it's even more appropriate to make me suffer like that.'' JUNHO said, ``I want to understand my mental state properly. What I've learned after 15 years of being active is the ups and downs.
It's a matter of little concern. "I don't get too happy or sad, I don't waver, I don't suffer."He honestly confessed, "On the other hand, there are times when I feel lonely having that kind of control."
In response, Yoo Jae Suk said, ``I'm good at managing myself, but sometimes I need to listen to my own emotions.'' He added, ``When I get angry, I get angry, and when I don't like something, I say that I don't like it.''
. When you say it's okay, the other person thinks it's really okay. "If misunderstandings pile up, be honest about your feelings in a way that doesn't cause the other person to feel inconvenienced," he said, offering heartfelt advice.