It is confirmed! South Korean rapper Park Kyung of the boy group Block is now officially a part of the genius circle of the world as he received his acceptance letter from Mensa International, a non-profit group which gathers the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world.
In his recent Instagram post, Park shared the confirmation memo as well as his exam results to his followers. The paper showed that the singer has an overwhelming total 156 of an intellectual quotient, calculating to a 99th percentile, All KPop reported.
Park took the qualifying exam for Mensa International on Sept. 24. His achievement will surely boost the exhilaration of the fans especially now that the group is celebrating the mark of their 2,000th day since their debut in the entertainment industry.
Meanwhile, Park was recently invited in MBC’s popular variety show “Radio Star” alongside Kim Joon Ho, Kim Dae Hee and Kisum. During the program, the KPop idol entertained the audience by dancing through his shoulders. Furthermore, he also revealed his life with fellow Block B member Zico in their elementary years.
"Zico was really popular in elementary school, but I was a nerd who just studied. I wanted to be a part of Zico's clique so I offered to fill in his attendance chart for him in return of being a part of the group. That group was called 'Thrill Club'," revealed Park as quoted by All KPop.
Park started his entertainment career by introducing his music underground with his fellow Block-B member Zico. In 2009, the duo released their first digital single "The Letter".
