South Korean singer and actor Choi Bo-min is ready to spread his popularity in the country as he signed a contract with Universal Records Philippines and GLXY Talent Management earlier this week. The 18 Again star sat down with the media to express how excited he is to do several projects and endorsements in the country very soon.

Choi Bo-min is the latest South Korean star joining the growing roster of GLXY Talent Management and Universal Records Philippines.

The 24-year-old South Korean star shared how confident he is with the new management he signed up with. He teased he already has an upcoming project under the Kapuso network but hasn’t revealed the full details.

“I have an upcoming project–– drama series with GMA. So keep supporting us and stay tuned,” he shared.

Choi Bo-min added that he is open to try different genres–– from romance to comedy even up to suspense. 

“I’m really excited about my work. I have confidence about it, that's all. I will do my best in the Philippines,” he added. 

When asked about the preparations he did, Choi Bo-min revealed that he watched some Filipino shows on Netflix to have a sense of how the local entertainment industry is. He maintained that because of the rigorous training he underwent back in South Korea, he is ready to showcase everything to his Filipino fans.

“I am ready to show my talents in the Philippines,” he said.

He then shared that the first thing he did when he arrived in the Philippines was swim. He expressed how warm the weather was in the country as compared to South Korea which is now experiencing spring.

“When I arrived in the Philippines, I was very excited because it’s my first time in the Philippines so I’m excited. The first [thing I did] was swim because Korea is very cold but the Philippines’ weather is very good and a little warm,” he revealed.

Meanwhile, Choi Bo-min maintained how excited he is to meet his Filipino fans with whom he had a first encounter during his arrival in the country several days ago. He admitted how surprised he felt with their energy. 

“I feel very kind and very energetic and powerful and everything was good. I was surprised about my fans when I arrived in the Philippines. My fans were in the airport and gave me flowers and Filipino snacks and letters. I was surprised and I was very impressed by the Filipino fans,” he said.

Projects and endorsements of the South Korean singer and actor in the Philippines have yet to be announced by his management as of this writing.