N.Flying's Lee Seung-hyub to Reveal His Passionate Daily Life on 'The Boss Has Donkey Ears'

N.Flying's frontman Lee Seung-hyub is set to make history as the first band leader to appear on KBS 2TV's reality show "The Boss Has Donkey Ears."

In the upcoming episode airing on the 30th, Lee will step into the spotlight as the new boss, offering viewers an unfiltered look into the unpredictable lives of his bandmates.

Lee is the mastermind behind the sleeper hit "Rooftop," which has amassed an impressive 200 million streams and 72 million music video views. He's also made waves in the acting world, notably portraying Baek In-hyuk, the leader of the fictional band Eclipse and best friend to the protagonist in the popular drama "Run Into You."

The episode will feature the premiere of N.Flying's latest single "Ember," heightening anticipation among fans. While Lee confidently asserts his role as a "member-first" leader who listens attentively, his bandmates are quick to offer a different perspective. Vocalist Yoo Hwe-seung kicks things off by labeling Lee a "lone wolf" who follows his own agenda, with guitarist Cha Hun backing him up by dubbing Lee a "dictator."

Despite Lee's vehement denials, his "overzealous" tendencies soon become apparent. From flooding the group chat with selfies and messages at 4 AM to demanding participation in his latest obsessions while conveniently ignoring his members' suggestions, Lee's antics provide plenty of comedic fodder.

The practice room's banner reading "N.Flying needs to work harder" and Lee's insistence on pushing his already exhausted bandmates further draws laughs from the audience. When MC Kim Sook suggests the existence of a group chat sans Lee, he maintains his trust in the members but can't help wondering aloud about their delayed responses, eliciting more chuckles.

N.Flying, the five-piece boy band that debuted in 2015, is gearing up for their comeback this October. This marks their first release in about 16 months, following their second studio album's title track "Moonshot" from May last year.

Lee continues to juggle his music career with acting, having appeared in several dramas including "Mom's Friend's Son," "Shooting Star," "Nevertheless," "Gaus Electronics," and "Big Picture House," alongside "Run Into You." Fans can catch a glimpse of Lee's authentic self, both as a band leader and actor, on the upcoming episode of "The Boss Has Donkey Ears."