Helps rescue person who fell into the sea during TikTok livestream
Known for appearing on "Eoljjang Sidae"; now an influencer

Influencer Park Jiho, who appeared on the variety show "Ulzzang Generation," helped rescue a person who had fallen into the sea while he was livestreaming on TikTok. His quick response in the emergency, including securing a lifebuoy and throwing it to the person, was captured on the livestream and has drawn attention online.


On October 23, a video of Park Jiho's TikTok livestream was shared on social media and online communities. The livestream reportedly took place on October 22.


The video shows Park livestreaming while eating sashimi alone at a pier near Ilgwang Beach in Busan when a person approached and spoke with him. The person opened up about personal difficulties, and Park listened and offered comfort and encouragement.


Park Jiho, who appeared on "Ulzzang Generation," helped rescue a person who had fallen into the sea while livestreaming, it was revealed. Screenshot from social media.

Park Jiho, who appeared on "Ulzzang Generation," helped rescue a person who had fallen into the sea while livestreaming, it was revealed. Screenshot from social media.

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A short while later, however, the person walked toward the pier and jumped into the sea. Hearing a splash, Park immediately checked what had happened, ran to a fishing boat moored nearby, retrieved a lifebuoy kept on board, and threw it to the person. When the person grabbed the lifebuoy, Park pulled on the attached rope to help with the rescue.


The rescue was livestreamed in real time on TikTok. After the video spread online, viewers praised Park's response. Comments included, "That's impressive" and "It's amazing that he went to help without hesitation."



Park is an influencer who first became known to the public after appearing on season two of the Comedy TV variety show "Ulzzang Generation." First broadcast on Comedy TV in June 2009, "Ulzzang Generation" gained popularity by introducing internet-famous people in their teens and twenties who had drawn attention for their looks, and showcasing their personalities and daily lives.


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