On November 14, actor Ji Chang Wook appeared on the third episode of season 2 of the web entertainment show "Salon Drip" alongside co-star Cho Seung Woo.

According to Spoen Newsei, He thanked Cho for being a senior colleague and a role model to him and spoke highly of Jo's performances.

Ji, who has appeared in hit dramas like "Healer," "THE K2," and "Empress Ki," had high praises for his co-star.

When asked by host Jang Do-yeon about his feelings toward Jo, he replied that hhe was "charming and good."

Ji also revealed their connection as college seniors.

"I wanted to watch your stage, but my eldest brother is very close to Seung Woo." Ji said, "I even was able to go into his waiting room, thanks to him."

Looking back to their first meeting, Ji remembers being intimidated. "I couldn't say much. I smiled because, well, he's a senior I really like. I got his autograph and wrote, 'I hope to see you in a production."

Things took a playful turn when Jang remarked that he had become almost childlike when talking about Cho Seung Woo.

Ji interjected with a "Because I like it!" When someone mentions senior Cho Seung Woo, I half-heartedly play along and say, 'BrotherSeung Woo?' But I've not actually run into him privately," and the crowd chuckled.

Earlier this month, Ji Chang Wook was last seen in JTBC's drama "Welcome to Samdalli," which ended its run with over 12% viewership rating.

It not only drew popularity to the drama but also, within his act for Jo Yong-Pil, he showed the 'healing romance' that he could portray.

Ji is also appearing in the Disney+ series The Worst Evil and has been lauded for his role in Gangnam B-side, now the second highest-ranking series worldwide on streaming services.