FTISLAND's Lee HONG-KI is chosen as the worst Korean by Japanese people... Why?

Lee Hong-ki of the band FTISLAND appeared on Radio Star and cheerfully talked about the difficult life story of a former Korean wave band. Now in his 20th year since debut, he has undergone multiple surgeries to repair his hips.

The show will feature candid stories such as the struggle with a tumor in the neck and the behind-the-scenes of planning a rock festival.

Jang Keun Suk, Lee Hong-ki, Soo Bin (TOMORROW X TOGETHER), and Kim Shin Young will appear in the special "Dokras, Only I Can See."

Hong-Ki revealed, "I've suffered from hidradenitis suppurativa since I was young and have had eight surgeries," and talked about the complex he felt due to the disease and how he overcame it.

She then reveals the surprising fact that she has become an ambassador for skin diseases.

When it's expensive, Jang Keun Suk, Singing and I," he said, drawing laughter from the other guests. He shared an episode where he was chosen as the least liked celebrity after giving a candid review of Japanese food on a Japanese TV show, and said, "So,

"After the broadcast on the day of the broadcast, it became a hot topic among fans," he recalled. Jang Keun Suk, a close friend of his, responded, "These are all detailed explanations," revealing the "real reason" why he was no longer well-liked.

Hong-Ki introduced the YouTube cover song project "Monthly FT" and said, "I personally plan it and shoot a video every month." The cover song "Shippuu Kaido" is about

He also added, "It's even more precious when it's done together with the fans." He showed his love for band music and said, "I'm going to hold a rock festival by myself."

He then made the management office laugh by saying, "If you're going to help me, please help me."

Hong-Ki's honest confession and frank talk can be seen on "Radio Star" broadcast in Korea from 10:30 pm today (16th) Wednesday.