Song Min Ho Reveals DinDin Stalked 'Winner' Rapper Before They Met, Mino Not Eager To Stay Friends?
There is little doubt that rappers tend to hang out with their fellow musicians during their downtime. Interestingly, the friendship between Song Min Ho and DinDin started out with the WINNER member being stalked by Lim Cheol before they eventually met. But could DinDin's decision to make random calls to Mino possibly result in the two ending their friendship?
Fans are already aware that Song Min Ho and DinDin worked together on the MBC show Infinity Challenge's hip hop special. However, Mino recently revealed that DinDin had actually reached out to him before their meeting and had repeatedly tried to contact the WINNER idol.
Song Min Ho and fellow WINNER members Jinwoo, Seunghoon, and Seungyoon were recently guests on JTBC's Sugarman 2. According to AllKPop, the boy group was joined by K.Will and DinDin, who was evidently happy to be on the show with Mino. However, it was the WINNER rapper who had a surprising revelation last May 6.
"We've never personally met but I received a call from him," Song Min Ho shared, referring to DinDin. According to Mino, his Infinity Challenge hip hop special co-star told him he was on a radio show and actually called the WINNER idol "three or four times."
DinDin immediately spoke up to explain, stating that Song Min Ho "opened up" to him "despite being a top star." He also said that he "reached out to him via broadcast" since he thought it would "be harmful" to contact the WINNER rapper directly.
The friendship between Song Min Ho and DinDin is clearly a humorous one. DinDin declared that he will continue calling the WINNER member "when he's not too busy." Mino responded by confirming he would "answer" but joked that "meeting up will be too much."
There is a good reason why even his fellow rappers are starstruck when they encounter Song Min Ho. The rapper, along with his fellow WINNER idols Seunghoon, Jinwoo, and Seungyoon, is currently enjoying the success of their second LP EVERYD4Y. The music video for their single "Everyday" has earned over 20 million views on YouTube.