Comedian Kim Byung-man, who appeared on 'Radio Star', reveals that he rented 450,000 pyeong of land in New Zealand for 100 years. He then surprised me by saying that there are more villas in the world than Bill Gates.
MBC 'Radio Star', which will be broadcast on the 16th, will air a special 'Master of Survival' featuring Kim Byung-man, Kim Jae-joong, Kim Dong-joon and Cha O-ru.
Comedian Kim Byung-man gained my huge popularity for playing challenges that would always be impossible in the 'master' section of the 'Gag Concert'. Since then, it has been reborn as a 'master' of the Republic of Korea in the name and reality, showing amazing survival instincts such as hunting and building houses in the Law of the Jungle.
Like a special feature of the 'Master of Survival', Kim Byung-man tells various stories that fit it. In order to create his own jungle, he revealed that he built a long-term lease of 450,000 pyeong of land in New Zealand for 100 years. Even a situation where 'Byeongmanland' is searched on Google Maps.
He said "It's not just this villa. There are more villas around the world than Bill Gates," he said, surprising. MCs then expressed their wonder at the super-luxury scale of 'Byeongmanland' released, saying "As expected, you're rich." In addition, Kim Byung-man even reveals the price per pyeong of New Zealand land, drawing everyone's attention.
On the other hand, various certificates that were naturally obtained by traveling around the world, including the jungle, are released, drawing attention. He took out his certificate wallet with more than 20 certificates, and it is said that everyone's lips were wide open in the certificate category, which includes land, sea, and air. Among them, it raises questions by saying that Kim Byung-man is the only celebrity in Korea who has a certificate.
Finally, a special guest appears for Kim Byung-man, raising curiosity. The identity of 'Byeongmanland', which is full of surprises, can be confirmed through 'Radio Star', which will air at 10:30 p.m. on the 16th.
