Han Kyung-rok, the bassist of Crying Nut, recently revealed his current status through the MBC variety show "I Live Alone." In the episode aired on the 6th, Han Kyung-rok appeared as the second guest of the special "Let's Run the Rainbow." As a member of the band Crying Nut, which celebrated its 30th anniversary, he introduced his daily life and changes.

On the show, Han Kyung-rok introduced himself by saying, "I have been living alone for 20 years." He then revealed his home, which contrasted with his intense rocker image. His house was decorated with colorful lights and stylish accessories, creating a neat and emotional atmosphere. This was different from the typical expectations of a rocker's living space.

He recalled his 20 years of living in Hongdae. "Hongdae was my home ground," he said, adding, "Every day outside my house was really fun, like Las Vegas." Emphasizing how enjoyable his life in Hongdae was, he added, "Including my activities, I spent almost 30 years in Hongdae."

Recently, Han Kyung-rok moved to Goyang City and said it has been about seven months since the move. He described the move as a voluntary exile. This indicates that he ended his long life in Hongdae and started a new life in a different environment.

Born in 1977, Han Kyung-rok turned 48 this year. Around his birthday on February 11, a festival called "Kyungrokjeol" is held, showing that he boasts a wide network in the Hongdae indie music scene. Through his music activities, he communicates with many fans and holds an important position in the indie music scene.

Through this broadcast, Han Kyung-rok honestly revealed his daily life and changes, presenting an interesting side to many people. His new residence and changed daily life are expected to have a positive impact on his future music activities.