In a Netflix interview with Seon Ho, he shared his thoughts on the outpouring of love for him and his Start-Up character. Seon Ho admits that he's "trying not to get too excited" and finds it an honor that a lot of people have been very supportive of his most recent role. "I'm so happy as an actor," he beams.

He also breaks down the differences between his character in Start-Up and his real self. "Ji Pyeong is very fancy," begins Seon Ho. While his character is often seen wearing suits, he prefers to wear suits...we mean tracksuits. Seon Ho also reveals that he's low-maintenance, sharing how he just washes his hair and heads out as opposed to his character Ji Pyeong, who puts on pomade.

Of course, you can't have a conversation with Seon Ho without bringing up the "Good Boy" debate. In the series, Mrs. Choi, Dal Mi's grandmother, sees beyond Ji Pyeong's cold exterior and gives him the monicker "Good Boy" for always doing what grandma says and asks of him, although he's mostly reluctant to do so at first. "Ji Pyeong says harsh words, but I can't really say hurtful words to people," Seon Ho shares. Earlier in the interview, he says that "Good Boy" as a nickname doesn't really suit him. "But the director told me that the actor Kim Seon Ho and Ji Pyeong match well." He then adds, "But I hear that I'm kind. I try not to cause anyone any trouble." If that isn't Good Boy material, we don't know what is, really.