Jang Geun Suk spoke about his moniker the "Prince of Asia" and revealed what started the nickname.

One of the most sought-after stars of his time, he made a name for himself by starting his career as an actor. From the 1997 sitcom "Selling Happiness." His popularity skyrocketed after landing the lead role in "You're Beautiful," playing the role of band leader Hwang Tae Kyung.

Along with his hit K-dramas "Mary Stayed Out All Night," "Love Rain" and more, Jang Geun Suk is unstoppable as he also made his singing debut. He even became the first non-Japanese act to release a debut single to enter at number 1 on the charts.

With this, he was called the "Prince of Asia" for dominating not just in South Korea but also in neighboring countries.

During his appearance in a popular YouTube show "Café Parasite," the singer-actor revealed how the nickname started.

Jang Geun Suk Talks About Earning the Moniker 'Prince of Asia'

With "Switch: Change the World" being his last K-drama appearance, Jang Geun Suk returns to the small screen with a promising series.

After his hiatus since his return from the military, the 35-year-old star is back with a new K-drama "Bait."

Playing the role of a former lawyer turned detective Koo Do Han, the crime thriller drama depicts the mission of solving mysterious cases.

Debuted on January 27, the six-part episode series airs every Friday.

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Written by Geca Wills