AKMU's Lee Su-hyeon and Kim Min-guk's Swiss trip

Kim Min-guk, the son of broadcaster Kim Sung-joo, has shared his Swiss travel experiences with AKMU's Lee Su-hyeon through his witty and humorous storytelling. From the excitement of a trip inspired by thoughts of the Alps and mountain goats to comical moments on the ground, and even a special sense of gratitude toward Lee, he conveyed it all in his signature witty style.

On the 17th, Kim revealed the news of his Swiss trip via his SNS, stating, “Something exciting happened recently.” He mentioned that he traveled to Switzerland with acquaintances including Chan-Yong Park, Lee Seung-guk, Lee Su-hyeon, Hwang Yeong-gam, and Jo PD.

He began by saying, “Switzerland. To think it's that Switzerland where the Alps run around and the mountain goats are beautiful,” before adding with his characteristic exaggerated expression, “How did I end up going to Switzerland, a place so 'sweet' even by its name? What did I do there to be overreacting like this?”

He continued to twist the ordinary travelogue with his sense of humor, adding, “What was so delicious? How much did you eat to return home looking like a Swiss elephant?”

The detailed footage of the trip was released through Lee's YouTube channel.

Kim promoted the content, saying, “Seeing is believing. No matter how much I chatter here, it'll just hurt your eyes. Please check it out on Su-hyeon Noona's YouTube.” The travel video was released with a duration of approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes.

Previously, Lee revealed her travels in Switzerland on her YouTube channel alongside film YouTuber Lee Seung-guk, Kim Min-guk, and singer Chan-Yong Park. The video also introduced stories of how they built their friendship and the circumstances that led them to travel together.

Regarding his connection with Lee, Kim shared that they became close through an introduction by Lee Seung-guk.

This time, he also released photos that were not included in the video.

Kim wrote, “I gathered some photos you might not have seen in the video. Looking at them, everyone is posting such cool and pretty photos. Not a chance,” implying his own photos were different. He then shared somewhat ridiculous moments captured during the trip, presenting an atmosphere different from the polished travel photos.

Among them, the person Kim showed the most affection for was Lee.

He described her by saying, “Su-hyeon Noona is a person with a heart as beautiful as her voice. Throughout the trip, she was a thankful person who accepted all the unreasonable things Kim Min-guk threw at her with the heart of Mother Teresa, without a single scolding.”

He continued to express his affection, calling her “Our pretty Noona,” and adding, “On one hand, she acts like a youngest sister, and on the other, as our princess, she is our multi-talented Noona who cared for us, switching between cold and hot water.”

Of course, it wasn't just praise.

Kim drew laughter by describing how Lee truly teases him and sometimes gives him a “fatal glare,” noting, “That, too, is a virtue of a princess.”

The age gap among the travel group members was also a fun element for Kim.

He wrote, “Among these people eating mushroom chicken soup whose average age is over 30 and includes those in their 40s, I was so thankful for my Noona in her 20s, who is the only one I can talk about Malatang with.”

He emphasized that the very experience of visiting a foreign destination like Switzerland was thanks to Lee.

Kim stated, “Thanks to Noona, I ended up going to Switzerland, a place that wasn't even in my destiny in this lifetime. I want to take this opportunity to say thank you again. I love you.”

Finally, he boasted of their special friendship by adding, “There will never be a Noona in my life better than Lee Su-hyeon.”

Kim, who has been known to the public since childhood as the son of broadcaster Kim Sung-joo, has been building his own unique way of communicating by showcasing his distinctive writing skills and sense of humor through his SNS and content as an adult.

This Swiss travelogue also draws attention as it goes beyond a simple verification of an overseas trip, recording his gratitude toward Lee for taking care of him and his relationships with friends in a pleasant language.