YouTube Channel Finally Launched… Famous Korean Actor Reveals His Daily Life (+Video)

Actor Lee Ki-woo has officially launched his own YouTube channel.

On the 12th, his agency, Studio The Mu, announced, "On the 4th, Lee Ki-woo uploaded the first video, Turning Trash into a Garbage Station, on his new YouTube channel, Baekgu Sip-ee Ki-woo."

Lee Ki-woo, a well-known advocate for pet welfare and environmental causes, has teased a variety of content, including camping, travel, and upcycling discarded materials.

In the channel’s main episode, also released that day, Lee discussed the direction of his content and shared a preview of what’s to come. He stated that each video will feature a mission-based project, like the waste-sorting station from his first upload, alongside segments showcasing his skills. Through his personal channel, he aims to present a side of himself that fans have never seen before.

With a mix of meaningful initiatives and stylish editing, Baekgu Sip-ee Ki-woo has already garnered positive reactions. Viewers praised his efforts, leaving comments such as, "Skilled hands and a golden heart," "A fun and inspiring way to protect the environment," and "Thank you for spreading positive influence!"

Meanwhile, Lee Ki-woo made his acting debut in the 2003 film The Classic. He later starred in dramas such as Mr. Goodbye, Worlds Within (with co-stars Song Hye-kyo and Hyunbin), The Lady in Dignity, My Liberation Notes (with co-star Kim Ji-won) and 18 Again, as well as films like Flying Boys, Typhoon, and My Love, My Bride.