Kim Mu-yeol and Oh Jung-se's Six-Year-Old Trot Duet Ad Resurfaces: A Prediction of Leading Actors?
A 2020 Zespri kiwi campaign featuring Kim Mu-yeol and Oh Jung-se as a comic trot-style duo is gaining fresh attention online.
A six-year-old commercial starring Korean actors Kim Mu-yeol and Oh Jung-se is drawing renewed attention, now that both performers have firmly established themselves as actors at the center of current pop-culture conversation.

Recently, clips from a Zespri advertisement featuring the two actors have spread across online communities and social media. Viewers have been sharing the video with reactions such as, "Looking at it now, this is an incredible combination," as Kim and Oh appear together in rather exaggerated suits and perform as a singing duet.
The video was campaign content produced in 2020 to promote Zespri kiwifruit. In the advertisement, Oh Jung-se appears as the SunGold kiwi character, while Kim Mu-yeol appears as the Green kiwi character, turning the promotion into a staged musical performance.
Oh Jung-se wears a yellow suit, and Kim Mu-yeol wears a green suit. With their bright outfits, duet format, and deliberately theatrical stage presence, the two promote kiwi in a mood reminiscent of trot singers.
Oh Jung-se has recently emerged as one of the standout actors on the big screen through the film "Wild Thing." In the movie, he plays Choi Seong-gon, a ballad star who once swept across South Korea, and his performance of "I Like You" has helped bring fresh attention to his screen presence.
Kim Mu-yeol, meanwhile, is rising as a global star after leaving a strong impression on international viewers through the Netflix series "True Education." His public profile has grown to the point that Hollywood star John Cena has shown a friendly connection with him, saying that Kim resembles him.
As the old Zespri campaign circulates again, the advertisement is being rewatched less as a simple product promotion and more as an unexpectedly striking meeting of two actors whose current momentum makes the pairing feel newly notable.