Four-Cut Photo Taken Using Frame Featuring RM
RM Reacts to the Photo: "Oh my god. Is this photoshopped?"
President Lee Jae-myung drew attention by releasing a four-cut photo that appeared to be taken with BTS member RM. In reality, the photo was created using a frame featuring RM's face, and upon seeing it, RM expressed his surprise by asking, "Is this photoshopped?"
"President Lee making a finger heart next to RM?"...A closer look at the four-cut photo
On the 1st, President Lee Jae-myung is taking a four-cut photo within a frame featuring BTS RM. President Lee on X
On October 1, President Lee attended the launch ceremony of the Committee for Popular Culture Exchange held at Exhibition Hall 2 of KINTEX in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province. He toured the K-Culture Experience Zone with Park Jin-young, co-chairman of the Committee and chief producer of JYP Entertainment.
President Lee and Co-chairman Park selected a frame featuring RM at the on-site instant photo booth "Photoism" and took self-portraits. The frame, which superimposed RM's image, created the illusion that they were taking photos together with RM.
Co-chairman Park explained, "RM isn't actually here, but you can take a photo with the President." President Lee responded, "So we just imagine he's here?" The two then posed together, making finger hearts and giving thumbs-up gestures. When President Lee formed a heart shape with both hands, Co-chairman Park burst into laughter.
"Oh my god, is this photoshopped?"...BTS RM surprised
On the 1st, President Lee Jae-myung and Park Jin-young, co-chairman of the Committee for Popular Culture Exchange, took a four-cut photo within a frame featuring BTS's RM. President Lee X
President Lee posted the four-cut photo on his official social media account. After seeing it, RM reacted with surprise on the fan communication platform Weverse, saying, "Oh my god. is this photoshopped?"
The Committee for Popular Culture Exchange is a presidential committee newly established under the current administration. The co-chairmen, who are accorded ministerial status, are Minister Choi Hwi-young of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and CEO Park Jin-young. The committee aims to serve as a "public-private one-team platform" by integrating the policy capabilities of various ministries with the creativity and expertise of the private sector.
At the launch ceremony, President Lee stated, "The government will actively support our popular culture so that it can not only bring laughter, emotion, and empathy to people around the world but also become a core industry responsible for the future of the Korean economy." He added, "We will strictly adhere to the principle of 'support without interference' so that autonomy and creativity can be fully exercised in the field."
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