Jung Woo Sung once again dishes out his chemistry with fellow actor and longtime friend Lee Jung Jae.
The award-winning actor and producer publicly answered a series of questions in a personality test called the MBTI or Myers Briggs Type Indicator.
It is a tool that helps individuals figure out their communication preferences and how they interact with others in different situations.
Revealing Jung Woo Sung's MBTI
Jung Woo Sung's agency, Artist Company, shared a clip where the "Padam Padam" star responds to the questions listed in the personality test.
Prior to this, he revealed that he had done MBTI through Gong Yoo.
As the actor starts the personality test, one of the questions includes if he allows other people to influence his decision.
He gave a high score, explaining that he accepts others' opinions or influences because it helps him grow as a person.
Moreover, he also revealed that he was born an introvert but also enjoys the company of others.
Finally, Jung Woo Sung got his score and revealed that he falls under the "ENFJ-A" or Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, and Judging known as the "assertive protagonist."
According to reports, the said personality trait is less common, especially for men, as ENFJ only makes up 3 percent of the general population, as cited by Truity.com.
As the video continues, the staff mentioned the traits of persons under ENFJ; this includes wanting to be famous, to which he agrees because of his chosen career.
"I don't need to. I am popular," he joked.
The next is spending free time alone, to which he agreed again, explaining that after a busy season, he finds himself spending time all by himself.
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Both Jung Woo Sung and Lee Jung Jae are ENFJ
Interestingly, Jung Woo Sung found out that his best friend, Lee Jung Jae, also has the same personality trait.
Based on the MBTI chemistry presented by the agency, he learned that there's a good relationship between him and the "Squid Game" star as they are both ENFJ.
"That's why we are both having a good relationship like this," he said.
In addition, he also spoke about the friendship with his fellow actor and revealed that he never feels any concern or uncertainty with Lee Jung Jae despite having a different personality and expression.
For 20 years, Jung Woo Sung and Lee Jung Jae maintained their friendship after starring in the 1998 film "City of the Rising Sun."
Moreover, they took their friendship to the next level and launched various business ventures, including the talent management, Artist Company.
In one of his interviews, he spoke about how "proud" he is for his best friend after "Squid Game" became a huge success locally and internationally.
"I felt proud (when he became a global star). So I teased him a lot when we worked on his movie together. I had so much fun just watching everything from his side," he shared.
Interestingly, when "The Silent Sea," which was executive produced by Jung Woo Sung, the "Chief of Staff" star was the first person who was mentioned in "special thanks."
