Nguyen Van Chung's private world in his 10 billion VND apartment.
Not only is he a "musician with billions of views," Nguyen Van Chung also has a passion for collecting robot models, comic books, and popular video games in his living space.
Musician Nguyen Van Chung, the author of many hit songs, has for the first time shared his unique personal hobbies in his living space at a luxury apartment in Ho Chi Minh City. Besides music, he dedicates a significant portion of his passion to collecting robot models, comic books, and video games.
An impressive collection of mecha robots.
A prominent feature in the apartment is four shelves displaying approximately 40 models of Gundam, Voltron, and other mecha robots. This is the result of a passion he has nurtured since 2012.
Each model is priced from a few hundred thousand to under 10 million VND. The musician shared his spending habits for his hobby: "Occasionally, if I really like something, I only buy it because I feel bad about spending the money. My little trick is to add them directly to the shopping cart, and if after a month I still like it, I buy it."
He said that even though his income has improved, he still maintains his saving habits after experiencing a financial setback. Many models in his collection are gifts from colleagues, such as the classic Voltron Lion Force version given to him by musician Chau Dang Khoa and the modern version from singer Pham Viet Thanh of the UnlimiteD group.
The world of comics and meaningful lessons.
Nguyen Van Chung is also a fan of comics, with many popular series such as Doraemon, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and modern works like Solo Leveling and Demon Slayer.
For him, reading stories is not just for entertainment but also to glean profound messages. He is particularly impressed by the character's journey of overcoming difficulties in "I Level Up Alone," seeing it as a source of inspiration about perseverance and unwavering determination.
Entertainment corner with PlayStation 5 and popular games.
In his bedroom, the musician has a dedicated corner for video games. His cabinet contains many popular titles such as Black Myth: Wukong, Elden Ring, and parts of the Final Fantasy series.
His PlayStation 5, worth around 13-16 million VND, was "forgotten" for months while he focused on major music projects. His particular fondness for "Final Fantasy" also prompted him to collect the two artbooks of the series, "Ultimania Archive."
Everyday life alongside passion
In contrast to his father's interests, his son, Hieu Long, is not interested in model kits or offline games. He prefers playing with Lego, watching "Doraemon" cartoons, and playing online games. Despite this, the father and son still share bonding moments together watching movies and playing claw crane games.
Besides his hobbies at home, Nguyen Van Chung maintains an active lifestyle with a passion for football and travel.
