Lee Min Ho and Kim Heechul are close friends and they usually bond while playing. The latter appeared on MBC’s “Radio Star” and talked about his love for gaming. In the process, he mentioned “The Heirs” actor and revealed how they usually play.
On the latest episode of MBC’s “Radio Star,” Heechul appeared as a guest. The Super Junior member visited the show alongside the well-known gaming legend Lee Sang Hyeok, who is known as Faker in the world of “League of Legends.”
Min Ho is Heechul’s rival
Since Heechul is in the same studio with a famous mobile gamer, he was asked by the host Kim Gu Ra if he is considered a good gamer among the celebrities and he said “yes.” he explained that when it comes to celebrities who play “League of Legends” his only rival is Lee Min Ho.
The singer went on to reveal some interesting tidbit on what happens when he plays with the 32-year-old actor. It was funny when he said that they also fight from time to time while playing.
“The two of us play games with our mics on,” Heechul shared. “Most people who play this game have a tendency to blame other people a lot. For instance, when a player dies, he will blame someone else.”
Apparently, Heechul was saying that he and Lee Min Ho also blame each other when playing “League of Legends” but even so, they remained close friends. This is not the first time that Heechul picked Lee Min Ho as his rival in the said mobile game. In fact, as far as 2016, the Super Junior member has already been saying that he and Min Ho are the best gamers in Kpop and that they are in the top tier in this multiplayer online battle arena video game.
“When it comes to the best gamers in Kpop, It's me and actor Lee Min Ho," Allkpop quoted the singer as saying.
How Min Ho and Heechul met
Meanwhile, Lee Min Ho and Kim Heechul’s friendship started on the set of “The Heirs.” The singer appeared for a cameo role and that was their first meeting. The two become closer later after playing mobile games and hanging out together.


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