Lee Kyoung-kyu "Entertainer, I can't do it because I'm exposed!"

The comedian Lee Kyoung-kyu is interviewing with the editor of Maxim Lee Young-bi at the cover of the February issue of the mens magazine MAXIM (Maxim) and the filming site of Kakao TV Chin Kyung-gyu at the Fortunes underwater shooting site Popraza Studios in Gyeonggi Province.Comedian Lee Kyung-kyu, nicknamed The Son of the Dragon on Channel A Urban Fisherman, transformed into The God of the Sea and challenged his first underwater photo shoot in a large underwater tank of 5 meters deep.I took a small photo of a gown reminiscent of Poseidon, a golden laurel, and a large gold medal trident made by special order. The photo shoot was taken at Sudam Studios, an underwater shooting studio.PD Mormot (real name Kwon Hae-bom), who is filming Kakao TV Chim Kyung-gyu together, dressed up as a mermaid and filmed it with Lee Kyoung-kyu in the water.The unique concept of underwater pictorials is the back door that the Mormot PD first proposed to Maxim.

The comedian Lee Kyoung-kyu is interviewing with the editor of Maxim Lee Young-bi at the cover of the February issue of the men's magazine MAXIM (Maxim) and the filming site of Kakao TV 'Chin Kyung-gyu' at the Fortunes underwater shooting site Popraza Studios in Gyeonggi Province.

Comedian Lee Kyung-kyu, nicknamed "The Son of the Dragon" on Channel A "Urban Fisherman," transformed into "The God of the Sea" and challenged his first underwater photo shoot in a large underwater tank of 5 meters deep. I took a small photo of a gown reminiscent of Poseidon, a golden laurel, and a large gold medal trident made by special order. The photo shoot was taken at Sudam Studios, an underwater shooting studio.

PD Mormot (real name Kwon Hae-bom), who is filming Kakao TV 'Chim Kyung-gyu' together, dressed up as a mermaid and filmed it with Lee Kyoung-kyu in the water. The unique concept of underwater pictorials is the back door that the Mormot PD first proposed to Maxim.