• Kang Ha Neul’s Gonggi Scene in Squid Game 2 Wasn’t All Him—The Secret Behind the Perfect Moves Finally Revealed!

    Fans were blown away by Kang Ha Neul’s impressive Gonggi skills in Squid Game 2, but it turns out there’s more to the story than meets the eye!

    A behind-the-scenes secret has just been revealed, and it’s making fans admire the dedication behind the Netflix hit even more.

    Park Jong Nam, a Gonggi expert, recently shared that he worked as Kang Ha Neul’s "hand double" for the intricate moves. Speaking on SBS’s Master of Living, Park said, “Netflix debut! Not as a squid, but as a hand double!” confirming his involvement in the highly-anticipated series.

    In Squid Game 2, Kang Ha Neul plays Kang Dae Ho, a former Marine whose Gonggi skills are as sharp as his survival instincts. While his performance dazzled fans, Park Jong Nam stepped in for the highly detailed hand movements, making those jaw-dropping moments possible.

    Park shared his whirlwind experience, saying, “I got a call last October, just two nights before my wedding! Someone from the Master of Living team recommended me for a global OTT project. They said they needed a hand double for Gonggi, but they couldn’t reveal much. I had already taken the day off before my wedding, so I thought, why not? I had no idea it would lead to Squid Game 2!”

    When he arrived on set, he was in for a big surprise. “I signed strict confidentiality agreements and was then escorted to the set. They suggested we eat first, and suddenly, I was sitting at a table with Lee Jung Jae, Lee Byung Hun, Kang Ha Neul, and the director! It felt like a dream,” he recalled.

    The actual shoot went smoothly. “The scene wasn’t too hard—it was a one-take shot from the first move to the finishing fold,” he explained.

    “But during the two-legged relay segment, I was nervous because I had to work closely with the actors. Kang Ha Neul stood out because he went out of his way to make me feel comfortable. He even asked me to teach him some Gonggi tricks, and we ended up playing with a shuttlecock together!”

    Park also shared a heartwarming memory: “After filming, Kang Ha Neul gave me leek bread from Sungsimdang Bakery for my wife. He’s such a kind and thoughtful person. Now I understand why everyone praises him so much.”

    For a year, Park kept this incredible experience a secret, but now that Squid Game 2 has premiered, he’s finally able to share it. “I watched the series with my wife, and it’s amazing. I’m so proud to have been a small part of it. Squid Game, fighting!”

    The second season of Squid Game is already making waves with its intense story and incredible performances, proving once again why it’s one of Netflix’s most iconic series. Fans can’t get enough of Kang Ha Neul and the secrets behind those epic Gonggi scenes!

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  • Kwon Min Ah worries fans with emotional post about fear and self-blame: “Everything feels scary, I need to get it together”

    Former AOA member Kwon Min Ah—who opened up in the past about being bullied—has once again shared a deep and emotional message on social media, leaving fans feeling concerned and sending love.

    On April 23, Min Ah took to her Instagram to write:
    “I don’t know if I’ve become completely twisted, or if I’m just scared. Maybe I’m afraid the same thing will happen again. Everything feels scary. And I want to say something sharp to myself too—get it together.”

    Along with the message, she posted a selfie where she wore a red knit top, had her hair half-up, and showed a soft pout with a calm expression. Though her outfit and style looked casual, the mood of her words felt heavy.

    Fans aren’t sure if Min Ah was directing the message toward someone else or simply speaking to herself. The final line, “get it together,” sounds like a tough love reminder to herself—but also makes many wonder what she’s been going through recently.

    People quickly filled the comment section with supportive messages, telling her to stay strong and reminding her she’s not alone.

    Min Ah debuted with AOA in 2012 and left the group in 2019. In 2020, she made headlines when she revealed that she had been bullied during her time in the group. The confession caused a huge reaction in the K-pop world, leading to conversations about idols’ mental health and group dynamics.

    Recently, she surprised fans when it was revealed she began working as a manager at a dermatology clinic, showing a new side of her life outside of the entertainment spotlight.

    Fans continue to cheer her on, hoping she finds peace and happiness in whatever path she chooses next.

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