The AllDay Project’s Tarzzan is set to reveal his eclectic home and impressive boxing skills, offering a glimpse into his free-spirited lifestyle.
In an upcoming episode of MBC’s “Point of Omniscient Interfere,” airing on October 3 at 10:20 p.m. (KST), viewers will get an exclusive look into Tarzzan’s daily life.
The broadcast will feature the first-ever tour of Tarzzan’s uniquely decorated home. From a Tarzzan-themed carpet at the entrance to an eclectic mix of books, figurines, and quirky decor, the space is a reflection of his personality. Tarzzan’s unpredictable nature is on full display as he spontaneously switches from reading to recording rap lyrics, then abruptly decides to head out.
His manager, who has been by Tarzzan’s side for 14 months, admits that his most frequent phrases are “No,” “Don’t do that,” and “Get down.” The dynamic between the free-spirited Tarzzan and his exasperated manager promises to deliver plenty of laughs.
The episode will also showcase Tarzzan’s surprising boxing prowess. After a sudden declaration to take up the sport, he has been training diligently, now demonstrating impressive jump rope skills and quick punches. He even spars with a promising pre-debut professional, piquing interest in his abilities – especially given that his coach has suggested he enter competitions.
Post-workout, Tarzzan enjoys a hearty meal of gamjatang (spicy pork spine soup) with his close friend, American model Hassan. Their friendship, which began through a social media connection, has blossomed into a creative partnership, with Hassan featuring in AllDay Project’s music videos and performances. Their genuine bond is evident in the laughter they share just by being in each other’s presence.
Tarzzan is a member of the five-piece co-ed group AllDay Project, which debuted in June last year and has since snagged rookie awards at various ceremonies. The group dropped their sophomore extended play (EP), “CRASH,” on Monday. Tarzzan has also been making waves in the variety show scene, showcasing his comedic chops in the Netflix series “Take a Hike!”, which premiered in August.
