Hwanhee Stunned by Brian's 300-Pyeong Mansion: "It Feels Like America"

Hwanhee, a member of the Korean vocal duo Fly to the Sky, was visibly stunned after visiting Brian's large mansion in Pyeongtaek, saying it felt like America.

On the 16th, Hwanhee appeared on the YouTube channel "The Brian," where he visited the Pyeongtaek residence of fellow Fly to the Sky member Brian. The house has recently drawn attention for its size, with reports describing it as being about 300 pyeong in scale.

Hwanhee said it was his first time visiting the home. As he looked around the surrounding area, he repeatedly expressed admiration, asking, "Is this really a house? It's my first time here, and it immediately feels like America."

He continued to react to the scale of the property, saying, "You really hit the jackpot in Pyeongtaek." Looking over the spacious lawn, he jokingly asked, "Am I going to get in trouble if I step on this?"

After touring different parts of the house, Hwanhee discovered the expansive garage and was surprised again. "Wow, is it this big?" he said. He added, "A garage like this really feels American."

Brian then asked him, "Doesn't it feel different from the house where my parents live in New Jersey in the United States?" Hwanhee replied, "It's been so long since I've seen such a nice house."

Hwanhee was startled once more when he found the large swimming pool in the yard. "Why is it so big? You wouldn't even need to go anywhere for a vacation. Wow, this is incredible," he said, continuing to voice his amazement.

Brian explained the pool's specifications, saying, "Its depth ranges from 1 meter to 2.5 meters."

Addressing the attention surrounding his mansion, Brian said people seemed to think he was running a major business. He clarified, "People think I do big business, but actually, business doesn't suit me. Every business I tried failed."

Brian has revealed the house through broadcast content. The mansion includes a private movie theater, a private bar and high-end audio facilities, and he is said to have invested about 190 million won in the audio system alone.