South Korean film and television actor Lee Jun Hyuk was the talk of the town on social media after he had a cute exchange with fans at Incheon International Airport on Tuesday.

The Love Scout star had just arrived in Thailand when greeted by an unexpected army of fans.

The actor reacted by putting his hand on his mouth. He looked overwhelmed by the massive turnout in photos and videos shared on the Korean online forum theqoo.

Lee, overtaken by his emotions in the heat of the moment, allegedly said, "Sorry, I'm flustered right now," during a pause as the camera clicked away like a firing range.

As chaotic as it was, Lee was still Lee, taking the time to sign autographs and listen to the fans who approached him.

Walking past passport control and security, he expressed his appreciation and regret for the scene he created.

The actor was greeted by a second onslaught of excitement once arriving in Thailand, where thousands of fans and a sea of press were waiting.

While Lee accepted letters from fans and took photos, she made sure to greet as many supporters as she could.

Fan tweeted, "Lee Jun Hyuk looks like frickin sculpture? Unbelievable beauty, his beauty, beauty, beauty," paraphrasing the sentiment many at the event likely expressed.

Lee gained immense popularity following his performance in "Love Scout," a romance K-Drama that had taken the world by storm.

Lee plays Eun Ho, a dutiful secretary who falls for his no-nonsense CEO boss, played by Han Ji Min, in the series.

Everyone can agree that there is some undeniable chemistry between the two stars, but Tuesday's scenes at the airport were a clear sign of the significant impact this show is making.

Across the experience, particularly in Korea and Thailand, events are all covered organically, making it apparent that the admirers and security staff all have total reverence for one another.

Lee Jun Hyuk has been captivating fans around the world with his genuine manner and strong performances. He has quickly become a beloved face and name in the television and film industries.