Gyeongseong Creature Actor Park Seo Joon’s Staggering Advertising Fee Revealed

Park Seo Joon advertising fee

In the Netflix series Gyeongseong Creature, Park Seo Joon portrays the character Jang Tae Sang, a wealthy man. This has sparked curiosity about his real-life assets.

Park Seo Joon entered the entertainment industry in 2011 with a music video appearance in Bang Yong-guk’s I Remember. He gained recognition through dramas like Dream High 2, Shut Up Family, and Witch’s Love.

Following that, Park Seo Joon starred in a series of successful dramas including Kill Me, Heal Me, She Was Pretty, Hwarang, Fight My Way, What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim?, and Itaewon Class. He also made his mark in the film industry with the hit movies Midnight Runners, and Concrete Utopia which further solidified his popularity among the masses.

In August 2021, the South Korean cable channel Mnet’s show “TMI NEWS” ranked Park Seo Joon as the 7th highest-paid celebrity in terms of advertising model fees. According to the show, Park Seo Joon filmed a total of 20 advertisements in 2018, including TV commercials, print ads, and online promotions. Additionally, Park Seo Joon also appeared in overseas advertisements in countries like China, Vietnam, and the Philippines.

Park Seo Joon’s annual exclusive appearance fee is around 700 million won. It is estimated that he earns approximately 7 billion won from advertising revenue in one year.

On KBS 2TV’s Entertainment Street Live in January 2022, Park Seo Joon was ranked 9th among building investment geniuses. 

According to the show, he purchased a building in Shinsa-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul for 11 billion won in 2020. He then transformed it with vibrant colors and a sophisticated design. In just two years, its value increased to 15 billion won.

Previously, it was revealed that he rented out the 3rd to 5th floors of his building to his long-time hair and makeup staff at a lower price than the market rate. This thoughtful gesture created quite a buzz and showed his appreciation for their hard work.

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