The Unkabogable Superstar Vice Ganda graces Sandara Park’s latest endeavor in Idol Truck, a Korean TV show featuring KPOP idols.
In a newly uploaded episode from the TV network SBS, the “It’s Showtime” host makes time to see the K-Pop idol when they filmed a Korean series episode in Clark, Pampanga.
Idol Truck Takes KPOP Idols to the Philippines
Dubbed a “superstar” and “mega-hit YouTuber,” Vice Ganda meets other Korean idols
The team consists of DinDin a South Korean rapper, producer, TV and radio personality, Jinu from the boy group “Winner,” and Aron and Jonghyeon who are former members of NU’EST.
Meanwhile, all idols in Idol Truck with Sandara Park feel the “aura” of the Filipino star.
Early in the episode, the Philippine team brainstorms how to outsell the Korean team. Team Korea did well in their episode, making Team Philippines worried.
Sandara Park then recalls that she can call a friend and a “queen” who can easily purchase all the Korean products from the Idol Truck, making them the show’s winner.
Vice Ganda Buys the Scalp Massager
Vice Ganda arrives at the location alongside comedian Petite. Meanwhile, fellow “It’s Showtime” host Ryan Bang is also seen as an onlooker in the background.
The Philippine team tries to sell Vice Ganda a scalp massager worth 15,000 PHP, which the superstar jokes not to buy.
But despite being introduced in the latter part of the episode, viewers are yet to see Vice Ganda in the next one as the personality has yet to purchase a product from the team.
Meanwhile, the episode cuts to the logo, leaving viewers hanging for more. Therefore, Vice Ganda should still be in the episodes to come.
Sandara Park in the Philippines
Sandara Park rose to fame in the Philippines after winning 1st runner-up in the talent competition Star Circle Quest.
The former “2NE1” member became a household name after being in countless TV shows and movies before moving back to South Korea to train under YG Entertainment, being launched as 2NE1 alongside members CL, Bom, and Minzy.
Recently, Sandara Park signed with another agency Abyss, allowing her to debut as a soloist. In 2023, the original “krung-krung” release Sandara Park—a five-track EP with its carrier single “Festival,” sampled from the 90s classic song of the same title from K-Pop idol Uhm Jung Hwa.
