Park Sung-kwang
South Korean comedian
Park Sung-kwang (Korean: 박성광; born August 15, 1981) is a comedian, film director, and rapper in the band Brave Guys. He currently performs in KBS's Gag Concert, where he made his entertainment debut as a comedian in 2007. He has owned a kimchi-business since 2011. He was previously signed under SNS Entertainment. He signed with SM C&C in 2018 and stayed with the agency until 2023.
Education
Park graduated from [[Dong-ah Institute of Media and Arts|Dong-ah Broadcasting College (동아방송대학)]], majoring in Film Arts.
Debut
Park debuted on Gag Concert in the skit, 'Concentrate on Debate' (집중토론) as the objector, in 2007. His other known skits include "Park VS Park", where he was the MC, and "Bongsunga School 2008" as Professor Ma and Park Ji-sun's boyfriend.
In 2011, he debuted as a director with his short film, "Curse", at the Seoul International Extreme-Short Image and Film Festival.
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