Singer and broadcaster Lee Sang-min debuted as the MC of the YouTube channel 'Han,' offering realistic advice to its first storyteller, Ma Ah-seong.

On the 18th, Lee took on the role of host for a program in which a shaman joins in listening to storytellers' concerns and offering solutions, meeting storyteller Ma Ah-seong for the first time. Early in the broadcast, Lee greeted subscribers, saying, "To those who feel trapped within themselves, those who find it hard to do anything—anyone is welcome. We welcome you."

He then listened carefully to Ma Ah-seong's concerns and gave direct feedback. "He's the type who would run up debts on promises. As a producer, his personality is bound to fail," he assessed, and speaking from his own past experience, he candidly admitted, "I lived like that in the past and went bankrupt." He shared his own trial-and-error experiences without hiding them.

When Ma Ah-seong revealed that he had composed numerous songs including Song Ga-in's 'Asadal' and Lee Chan-won's 'Mangwondong Blues,' Lee expressed surprise. "I got chills. Song Ga-in reaching out to sing your song is top-tier in the trot world," he said in admiration, showing interest in the story of Ma Ah-seong, who works as both a trot singer and composer.

Regarding Ma Ah-seong's experience as a producer, Lee offered opinions on renaming the company and his affiliated singer's stage name. "Names like Chakra and Bros were all well chosen, so 'Cho-hee' is better than 'Moon Cho-hee.' There's a sense of mystery conveyed by the name," he said, revealing his perspective as a producer.

At the end of the broadcast, he promised to share his know-how and sent encouragement. "I'll help you when you make songs. Roo'ra sold a combined 9.7 million albums. I'll give you ideas when you create music to develop singers, so I hope you'll be very active going forward," Lee said.

The YouTube channel 'Han,' where Lee Sang-min serves as MC, is released every Friday at 7 p.m.