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The busy life that passes by at a breathless pace.
Attend meetings...
Go to class...
and drink.
I am living in the midst of millions of people
but when was the last time I had a face-to-face conversation?
I can't remember.
One day--
The "As I Say" road opened!
Hello, are you busy?
Yeah.
Enter each other's daily life--
I debuted as Roo'ra in 1994...
Do you want to hear some rap?
Do you like Roo-Ra?
The street where you courageously talk!
Let's not live like amateurs.
I seem crazy, huh?
(That one word you heard on the street...)
I am a debtor with $698,000 debt.
But I'm saying I'm worth $100 million.
(Becomes what becomes engraved into your heart!)
You have to know that no one will tell you the truth.
Don't you feel bad for your parents?
Wake up.
(The words of the courageous ones)
Busking with words.
As I Say.
Begins now!
I'm MC Yoo Hee-yeol.
I'm MC Haha.
I'm the King of Music, Lee Sang-min.
(Serious)
I'm Tyler, an American job seeker.
(Can't get used to it)
(Peaceful)
I'm Director Jang Yoo-Jung.
I'm Kim Dong-young, a fish.
(What is this program?)
The courageous ones have come out to speak.
Busking with words.
As I Say.
We will begin now!
(Awkward)
You're so good.
As I Say!
What kind of program is this
that such random people are gathered?
Busking refers to freely performing music on the streets, right?
I'm sorry.
- Why are you laughing? - Nothing.
(The man with fatal charm...)
Who is this guy?
He said he's a fish earlier.
You should've shaved beforehand.
(Hairy)
Do you want a blanket?
It's a little embarrassing.
You're in summer.
(Hot summer by himself)
Anyways, busking refers to music performance on the streets.
We do busking with words instead of music.
Everywhere from Seoul to Jeju,
we go to any street available.
"Dae-ro." We go to any street.
Oh, that "dae-ro."
That's why it's "As I Say."
These days, there are many things we want to say.
But nowhere to say them.
You keep thinking about how the other person will take it.
In the Joseon days, people used to make public complaints and stuff
but these days, since there's no space and time,
people hide behind the keyboard and voice their complaints anonymously.
So in this program,
we want to make opportunities to take about yourselves on busy streets.
What a great idea.
After listening to busking, people give donations if they really enjoyed it.
So, if the audience really liked our busking,
if something ringed in their hearts,
they can just scan their card and that will donate $1.
The citizens?
Does checking card work?
In that field...
(King of Spending)
It's so hard to make a credit card these days.
Since I'm a freelancer,
it's so hard making a credit card because I don't have a job.
Are you a freelance dancer?
I write.
You don't have a stylist, do you?
I dress myself.
You should hire one.
I don't think you're the one to say that.
Why?
You're the most free person.
I thought you'd understand me.
We'll cut that part out.
(The busker who says what he wants)
I honestly couldn't sleep much last night.
I was so worried.
After getting the proposal from the staff,
I said it has a great meaning.
But it's going to be freaking boring.
I told them honestly.
Then why did you agree to do it?
I came because I heard you're doing it.
I'm a huge fan too and that's why I came.
(Joke)
The reason I agreed to do it...
is I heard Haha is doing it.
I was so shocked.
I came because I trusted Hee-yeol.
(Pushing responsibilities to each other)
After hearing Haha is doing it, I got relieved.
The craziest guy in Korea--
When I first heard about this program,
I thought it'd do really well.
Why, why, why?
When I watch TV these days,
more than the joy within the program,
I'm curious of the people who are giving that joy
and curious of the people themselves.
This isn't showing what's planned and fitted
but really what I personally think.
I think a lot of people probably waited for a program like this.
I thought this program was something very new too.
I think it's great that we're going out to converse with people.
It's not a set relationship.
When I first heard it, I asked, "Are we beggars?"
Beggars?
Those who beg for food?
But to prepare for this, I wanted to practice on my own
and I tried it a few times by myself.
Stopping people who are walking and talking to them.
I did it about 6 times...
and I only got to talk to 1.
Oh, only 1?
People thought I was some scammer or something.
Isn't that because of your looks?
It is.
(Too fatal of a charm to get close)
I heard there's a place where you make speeches in London.
I heard anyone can stand there and talk.
I think that if we do well, we can create something like that too.
That park has people who come just to listen.
But we're the first players.
Yeah, you are.
In a way, we're bullet baits.
He caught on!
(That's amazing)
Wait, but--
I think there will be people who smell the aroma of this program.
(So deep)
If they just pass by, we're not meant to be.
But we could also bring great changes.
At this rate, I'll be expecting a speech of tears.
What I'm shocked is we didn't even introduce them yet.
If people just turned the TV on, they'd be confused.
(Who are these people?)
Who's that fish sitting there?
The tone and manner don't match up.
Honestly, I'm the most curious about you.
And I'll be honest.
The viewers probably only know these two.
(Who are you..??)
She got makeup with me earlier.
She looks really different from then.
That's why my makeup artist really likes me.
That it makes her feel productive.
Dong-young, isn't your shirt way too stretched out?
It wasn't a V-neck shirt?
I thought it was a V-neck.
These are the stars of our program today.
Buskers who have a lot to say.
Sharing their stories with someone...
They're the courageous who came out with a lot of courage.
First, the star director within the musical industry,
and the role model of women in their 20s and 30s.
The director of the movie "Finding Mr. Destiny."
And the creative musical that's hot these days.
Director Jang Yoo-Jung of "The Days."
(Jang Yoo-Jung: musical and movie director)
(A top musical director of Korea)
(And turned a creative musical into a movie)
(The one who plays all over the musical and movie industries)
(Director Jang Yoo-Jung!)
(Welcome)
She's shining now.
Yeah, all of a sudden.
This is why titles matter.
You directed "Finding Mr. Destiny"?
Yes, I wrote, produced, and directed for it.
She's like a legend in the musical industry.
Are you working on anything these days?
A musical called "The Days," using Kim Kwang-suk's songs--
You did that before.
Yes, I'm doing that again.
Recycling, huh?
(No...)
Musicals are different from movies.
The more you do it, the better.
Best seller.
The author of "You Will Know Me When You Leave."
A travel writer, radio writer, lyric writer. The writing fish.
Kim Dong-young.
(Kim Dong-young: travel writer, radio writer, lyric writer)
(Best seller travel writer plus...)
(The lyricist of "I Will Always Keep My Engine On")
(Currently working as a radio writer)
(The writing fish, Kim Dong-young)
(Welcome)
Wow, that gives him a different look too.
He's a best seller author.
Yeah, and I've worked as Hee-yeol's concert staff too.
Oh, really?
You probably don't remember
but I was in charge of handling the audience at Toy's concert.
(You did?)
It was inside a hall
Why are you talking about that here?
Oh you two know each other?
Yeah, we do.
I saw him a lot while I was a radio DJ.
So...
He made one comment and everyone laughed.
What did I say?
"Sorry for the inconvenient space
but please be understanding."
I said the same exact thing more politely.
I said it about 200 times.
I'm so sorry.
You have a lot of jobs.
You said you wrote lyrics too.
I wrote the lyrics for Deli Spice's "I'll Always Keep The Engine On."
You played a crucial role in Korea's lyrics history.
He included the word "engine."
It was originally "I'll Turn On the Car's Engine."
But it seemed to lack the desperate feel to it.
I majored in cars at my technical high school.
(Why does that matter?)
So I'm familiar with engine terms.
Are you saying you got that idea because you went to a technical high school?
- Yeah. - Then those who majored in farm...
Would they talk about sickles?
What about "I'll Run the Thresher"?
I'll Run the Thresher?
(The true creative lyric writer)
(Writer Dong-young with an odd charm)
What's that--
You have a tattoo there.
Yeah.
What does it say?
"My son, soar like wind."
My mom said this in her will before she passed away.
I changed it into English.
Tyler, does it make sense?
Can I go look at it?
(American dispatched)
Soar like wind.
He can't get rid of it.
Why did you smile?
Just say it's right.
It would've been better if he included "the" in between "like" and "wind"--
(Dang it)
Add it on.
"My son, soar like wind." You can say it like that.
You can leave "the" out too.
I'm just saying that's how they normally would say it.
Is this English school?
Both works.
"The" isn't something...
You don't have to be so detailed.
(The fish gives up)
So it doesn't matter if "the" is there or not.
I never found out why you called yourself a fish.
I needed a pen name
and I was thinking carefully.
Sashimi at a Japanese restaurant was coming out
and the fish had its eyes open.
I heard fish don't have eyelids so they can never close their eyes.
So they watch every moment.
As I live my life, there will be good days and hard days--
You're blinking so much right now.
I heard you sleep a lot too.
Yeah, I tend to sleep a lot at once.
You sleep a lot at once?
That's why I chose it as my nickname.
Well we're all gathered here but we're somewhat different.
The room is a bit unique.
Yeah, what is this room about?
I asked what this room is supposed to be like
and the staff said, "It's supposed to be like an AA meeting."
English is all on Tyler.
It's a meeting for alcoholics.
(Alcohol... what?)
A place where alcoholics can stay anonymous and honestly share their stories--
Honestly...
(Tyler even mastered the slang)
Oh, like in movies--
Sitting in a circle?
They get up one at a time and say "I--"
A time where they share their deep secrets.
Then like that meeting,
I hope we can freely talk.
If you're ever curious in the middle of a talk,
please raise your hand
and ask away and debate away.
How heart-warming.
First, Lee Sang-min.
You came out to "As I Say" with courage.
What are you going to talk about on the streets?
How much are you, Haha?
(Why is he asking for Haha's price?)
Me?
I'm not all that cheap.
How much do you get?
I asked because...
there are people who ask, "How much do you get?" like you,
and there are those who calculate with the price of assets like houses.
This is what I want to talk about today.
Have you ever thought about your own worth?
That's so deep.
Tyler is happy.
I love it.
When I had a lot, I thought my worth was $10 million.
What about now?
I think I'm worth $100 million now.
$100 million?
I'm a debtor,
but I've never shown the world my image as a debtor.
Do you still have a lot?
The total was $698,000.
Even when I became bankrupt,
Wait, I should talk about this at the busking.
I'm getting really heated.
How much do you think you're worth?
I've tried putting it into a number.
- Really? - How much was it?
$800.
It's because when I go to lectures...
I get paid $800.
He clearly explained it.
That's not what he means.
I came to talk about it for people like him.
Wow, great!
I can totally relate to his topic.
Director Jang.
What do you want to talk about?
Mine is "I'll tell you what no one tells you."
"I'll teach you" (slang) isn't in the Korean dictionary.
For a second, I thought you were really dumb.
I'm saying the slang.
We feel really anxious when we're "around" an age.
Around 30.
Around 40.
There are clearly things that people don't teach you.
Schools don't teach you that.
"These things will happen around this time."
"Having a child means this."
Or "This is what getting hurt means." If someone had told us--
we would've been a bit more prepared.
I came to study here.
But getting a job here is so much harder than I thought.
Even Tyler has a hard time getting a job?
Getting a job in Korea is really hard.
No one told you that.
No one told me.
I came to study in Korea
But no one told me, "It's going to be hard getting a job in Korea."
No one!
Because if they told me, I wouldn't come!
There's a reason they don't tell me.
Oh, this happened with me too.
It was happiest when I was earning money just for myself.
Why can I relate so well to that?
(Dream's dad who relates)
What's your topic, fish writer?
Do you know Brexit?
- What? - I think Hee-yeol probably knows.
(Brexit: refers to England leaving the EU) - Brexit. - Not car seat, Haha.
Why do I have to know?
(The topic is Brexit?)
I want to say that it's okay to say you don't know something.
I don't know.
Why do you want to talk about that?
I actually have a complex.
What complex?
About my education.
Majoring in cars?
In middle school, my family's worry was not going to college but going to high school.
But luckily, I got into a technical high school
and luckily, I got into college.
But...
I was admitted as a supplement to one in the countryside.
When I saw other friends around me who are good at what they do,
they all went to a good school.
All schools in Seoul.
And I thought the reason I am falling behind everyone
was because of my school.
I'll talk more about it on the street.
Then Tyler.
Yes, I'm curious.
What's your topic?
My topic...
There is a friend who I wish would just wake up!
Get himself together.
There are so many environmental problems that you get involved in without knowing.
Are you part of an environmental movement?
I'm the PR for WWF, the biggest environmental organization in the world--
When did WWF change like that?
(It didn't change)
What did you think it was?
Pro wrestling.
No, there was a lawsuit about that but the environmental organization won.
- Oh, and it changed to E, right? - Yeah, it changed to E.
You're smart in that area.
You are.
We talked about your busking topics.
But it's important where you'll say these things.
Yes. Since it's busking,
the location is the most important.
So! The hottest place.
The place in Hongdae where hiphop is alive but old residential districts also coexist.
Yeonnam-dong Kyungee-seon forest road.
Yeon'tral Park!
You live there, right?
Yeah, I live in Yeonnam-dong.
I run a cafe there too.
I have memories there.
(Sad memories in Yeonnam-dong?)
My mom owned a cafe in Dongkyo-dong there.
The middle school I went to was near Ewha University.
The train track connects Seoul and Shinee-joo.
So I always walked by the train track on my way home.
You lived the life of Seol Kka-chi (a character).
Why is this so funny?
Yeon-tral Park.
We will now check the real-time status of...
What is this program?
We're doing live streaming all of a sudden?
We want to do a real-time check.
We'll be checking the status.
Please come out, Yeon'tral Park!
(Click)
(What?) (What?)
That's weird.
(A big LED screen appears) Wow, that looks good.
I bet we used all our budget on that.
Wow.
It wasn't already there?
Oh, that's right now.
This is where you'll go and talk.
It looks nice.
To talk, right?
What?
Hello.
Hello, I'm the weather forecaster Kim Min-ah.
(So happy)
I'm currently at Yeon'tral Park, where youth and relaxation coexist.
The current temperature here is 27 degrees
(Rowdy MCs) (And buskers who are paying attention) Is this news?
There will be a nice and clear sky and a nice breeze.
It will be the perfect weather for busking.
But you can easily get cozy
so you will have to watch for boring busking.
We're not gonna do that!
Min-ah, do you see us?
Wasn't this recorded?
Aren't you playing a pre-recorded film?
No, I can only hear you.
(Real live streaming)
Min-ah, I have a question.
If I go, can we meet?
(I'm serious)
Because we're a team, right?
Yes, well, you'll find out when you come.
I'll go right now.
(MC Hee-yeol full of affection)
(Current status through live streaming)
You have to go right now when the weather's good.
How do we get there?
That red door back there is the "word door."
As in when you open your mouth?
Honestly, that's where we spent all our money.
The moment you open the word door...
you'll be teleported to Yeon'tral Park.
Believe me. It'll work if you believe.
I heard I had to drive myself there.
No!
Close that mouth!
If we open that, we'll be there?
Yes. You hate things like these, right?
I'm dying.
I thought this program didn't do things like these.
I'm so embarrassed.
You have to be careful.
Stop it!
You have to put on a seat belt.
Stop!
You have to say a spell.
As I Say!
Dong-hoon.
(Ah, the light of space time..!)
(The path of the MC...)
(Now, through the word door!)
I'm gonna go first.
Be careful!
(The buskers, out to the speaking street through the word door)
So embarrassing!
(Getting sucked in)
(Will they be able to get to Yeonnam-dong safely!!)
(Yeon'tral Park)
(The word door at Yeon'tral Park)
(Open)
Ah!!
(Buskers arrive in order)
I said to stop doing that.
Stop it!
It really comes here!
(MC Hee-yeol needs to get used to the door)
(Successful teleport to the speaking street, Yeon'tral Park)
But I don't see Haha.
Where did he go?
He got sucked into a wormhole.
Maybe he went home.
I think he probably went home because he realized this program won't last.
No, this is going to do well.
But wait.
Where's the weather forecaster Min-ah?
She went home?
Then there's no reason for me to do this program.
Anyways, we teleported.
This is our location. Yeon'tral Park.
The track is still there.
Oh, that track.
I came home from school on the track like this.
And then when the train comes,
I would get on it.
Just hearing it,
you sound like you were born in the 6.25 days.
During the Japanese reign days.
After coming here, there's something I'm worried about.
Where's the stage?
I think that's the stage with the mic.
Is it really here?
Really?
You should've at least given a little stage.
There's no stage when you go busking.
You just have to do it on the street.
Then if anyone enjoys our busking,
they'll be donating $1 each.
I think this is it.
Oh, when you get on the bus!
(High technology for people without cash)
We'll go to our waiting area
and lay out a plan for today to end it successfully.
- Okay. - Should we go? Let's go.
Oh, Yeon'tral Park comes from Central Park! I didn't know.
I just realized.
I'm so embarrassed.
(Move to the waiting area)
Wow, this is our waiting area.
It's so small.
It's a tough program.
It's a tough one.
(Tough real street entertainment!)
They prepared a lot!
I’ve never seen it either.
Wow, there's a screen too.
(Waiting area where you could see the site through a monitor)
(We're watching you)
We could hear everything you're saying.
But seeing this...
it hit me now.
I'm actually going to be talking in front of those people.
In the Korean culture,
we don't like to talk to people we don't know.
Yeah.
I just got here!
(Haha just arrived)
You came straight here?
I went through the wrong door.
You're here now.
What page are we on?
I think page 36.
Wow, you went far.
We have to quickly set up a plan.
We first have to decide who will first go out there and do the busking.
You need courage.
Who wants to go first?
(Put your hands up)
Tyler.
You were raising your hand.
I did? I did?
You love talking.
I think Tyler is a great candidate. What do you think?
Yes, me too.
Then Tyler will go first.
And second?
I live here so...
I'll go after Tyler.
I'll go third.
I'm scared to go last.
You're so mean!
And last?
Director Jang.
You have to go out and begin your busking now.
The PD wants us to do a chant when you go out.
(What chant?)
(What is that?)
Haha, teach me.
I don't know how to do it.
We made something really sophisticated.
You'll see.
You really want me to do it?
Confidently.
(Cringe)
Then first busker of As I Say, Tyler.
To the street.... What are you doing?
Get out!
(The courageous, go out to the street!)
I'm so embarrassed.
(Tyler goes out to the street)
(Getting teary eyed) I'm so embarrassed.
You'll get used to it.
(First busker Tyler steps out)
There's only a mic.
I know.
There's nothing else.
There's no one to help.
I'm so nervous.
Hello.
(Not much reaction)
(Scared)
(His eyes don't know where to look)
Why did they choose this location?
Why?
It's better closer to the Hongdae station.
(The analysis of the resident)
(Tyler enters the talking street0
Oh no!
- Oh no! - How could he be so bright?
Hello!
Don't run away!
You don't have to run away.
They're running away.
Hello.
I'm Tyler.
There are some things I want to talk about with you here today.
He's going for the cute mode.
There are mats here. You can take it and sit here like this.
If you want to listen, please come.
You're not coming.
(Citizens who are not coming closer)
(What if no one comes...?)
It says "As I Say" there
but no one knows it.
(Citizens coming closer)
Hello.
There are mats here. Do you want to sit?
If you have time, make yourself at home.
Or you can sit here too.
This is comfortable too.
You can sit.
Hello!
Yeah.
Make yourself at home.
(With seating mats, people start gathering!)
(The power of seating mats)
(How cool)
(Nerve-wracking)
(The first busking with words)
Honestly...
(Focused)
I have an issue that I want to get counseling for.
(So it begins!)
I have a friend...
I'll just call him MJ.
This friend named MJ...
I think he's a noob.
A noob.
(HOGU?)
He earns $1,000 a month
but he spends $1,600 a month.
There are so many things he's taken advantage of without knowing
so he's even going in debt because of it.
Is it about me?
MJ is a friend who has so many part-time jobs.
But...
He won't write a contract.
Because he doesn't,
he can't even get minimum wage,
he gets paid late...
and he keeps getting fired unreasonably.
Even if it's a temporary job,
you legally have to write a contract.
Even if I tell him to,
but he keeps getting taken advantage of and keeps borrowing money.
But...
do you think you are living like MJ?
(No)
So you don't get taken advantage of because you don't know
or you're not in debt?
But honestly...
there are a lot of things that you get treated unfairly for without you knowing.
I think I should tell you.
If you keep getting treated unfairly,
you'll keep living like a noob.
This is something I actually saw myself.
The same Korean publisher...
with the same book...
sells it both in the U.S. and in Korea.
But the book sold in the U.S...
was made with environment-friendly paper.
What this means is...
when you're buying that book, you're not harming the forest.
And the ink used isn't harmful to the human body.
But the same publisher, with the same book...
What do you think they did when selling it in Korea?
Don't do that yet.
I hope it's the same book.
The Korean book...
uses regular paper.
What that means is...
It didn't come from the forest that's sustainable
so it imposes logging
and it results in global warming that you're experiencing right now.
And the ink...
contains toxins.
There's probably toxins in here.
There's toxin!
So when you...
read a book...
you might be getting more toxins than knowledge.
Why is this so?
How unfair!
I love books
and I want to write books too.
So I contact publishers
and I ask them.
Can I make them environment-friendly and toxin-free?
Guess what they say.
They say, "The consumers don't care."
Is that true?
No, we didn't know.
We didn't know.
It's just that you don't know.
It's just that you're acting like a noob without knowing when reading a book.
It's not that you want it.
You do care.
If you knew, you'd make a choice.
Let's say there are two books here
and one has toxins and the other doesn't.
Which one would you choose?
The toxin-free one, of course!
That's such a clear answer!
Environment-friendly paint appeared recently too.
There was no such a thing before.
But we found out skin diseases come from that
and since then, everyone uses environment-friendly paint.
(A different choice after 'knowing')
I never heard about being environment-friendly with books.
Me too.
Through Tyler.
Yeah, through Tyler.
Then you're being mistreated like MJ to some extent, right?
But you're still not in debt?
Oh no, what do we do?
You're in a huge debt too.
(More debt?)
All the products that we use...
are made from natural resources.
These clothes I'm wearing.
If it's cotton, it's from the field.
When we eat, the napkins we use come from trees.
Do those come from the ground endlessly?
No, right?
There's a limit to how much energy the earth can bring in a year.
Then let's say...
that the energy the earth can give in a year is 100.
From that 100,
how much do you think we use?
80.
15?
Was the 160 from earlier for this situation?
Oh yeah!
- If it's 160... - That's crazy!
(The energy we use is..?)
It's 160.
I got the chills!
We were MJ!
(The puzzle fits into pieces now)
What does that mean?
It's the same as MJ earning $1,000 a month
and spending $1,600!
It's the same.
Then when we see MJ,
we say, "You're stupid. You're a noob.
How pathetic."
We can't say that.
We're all the same.
We're going in debt as we breathe.
We have to reduce the energy we use from 160 to below 100!
How can we do that?
Let's not live like noobs anymore.
Hey, noob!
(All noobs)
Let's not read books with toxins.
If you try to learn at least one thing a day,
later, when we read books,
wouldn't we be gaining more knowledge than toxins?
(Busking that really pierced the guts)
What I'm more shocked is not how many people gathered
but how many people stayed without leaving.
They're really concentrated.
I'm randomly out here in Yeonnam-dong and talking about this
but thank you so much for listening.
Thank you.
Thank you!
(The topic for the first busking, "Environment")
Tyler is hopping here.
(Speedy return to the waiting area)
So hot!
(After Tyler's busking...)
(Busking rule: donate $1 if the busking touched your heart)
I think I'd be taking my card out if I was there.
(Citizens dispersing back into the streets)
(So proud of you, Tyler)
God, that smell of sweat!
I'm a noob! I'm a noob!
I got an adrenaline rush.
I'm sweating and it feels like I'm high.
I thought people gathered because Tyler is famous
but they were really just listening to you.
I felt that.
What did MJ stand for?
Did it stand for "idiots"?
Looking at the current status of Yeonnam-dong,
people dispersed again.
Yeah, they did.
The current time is 7:14PM.
It's the perfect time to be meeting friends and going on dates.
Yeah, right about from now.
It's the hardest time to gather people.
Are you gonna be okay?
I'm confident.
I'm going to be a little mean
and grab them after asking them one on one.
You might get slapped.
The second busking time.
Busker fish writer.
To the talking street... What are you doing?
Get out!
It sounds okay now.
- Yeah? - Yeah, it's okay.
We got used to it after once.
(The fish has arrived on the home ground)
That's the most nerve-wracking time.
(Nervous)
(Busking fish begins gathering people)
Hello.
Are you busy?
Yeah.
He's dressed so weirdly.
Oh gosh.
- Where are you going? - The bathroom.
It's that way.
Not many people know his face.
How about he lays out some mats?
Should I go help him?
Okay, I'll go out and lay out some mats.
(Pause)
It's really awkward.
Then please listen to me.
You can come closer.
You can listen comfortably here.
Come here. Sit here.
Sit over here.
Haha entered the scene!
Yeah, you should be comfortable.
Yes, you can sit.
Sit here.
Sit and watch.
Yes, of course.
(Busking audience gathers)
Thank you.
(Busking fish successfully gathers people)
Go, Dong-young!
(7:30PM)
The weather's so nice, right?
It's fall. It was so hot in the summer.
The fish begins talking.
I'll sit here too.
It's really awkward doing it while standing.
But my pants are a little short.
It gives a different feel when you sit down.
First, my name is fish Kim Dong-young.
All of you like traveling, right?
(Yes)
I'm a travel writer.
I wrote a total of 4 books
and one of them is "You Will Know Me When You Leave Too"
Anyone know it?
Wow!
This is so touching!
I'm so thankful.
Like everyone else, I have a complex.
Do you have a complex?
Yeah.
What's your complex?
I can't talk easily in front of others.
You're doing it right now.
Yeah, so I'm really shocked.
Oh, really?
I feel like I'm gonna go crazy.
He's really having a conversation.
I think it's great how there are so many ways you can do this.
For Tyler, it was like a rally.
My complex is about something really stupid.
I have a complex about my education.
It's because I was added as supplement to a school in the countryside.
But comparing myself to my friends...
my friends were so smart and brought about great results in what they did.
They studied hard, went to good schools,
and they all got great education from schools in Seoul.
I tried to overcome that complex.
If I knew something that my friends didn't know,
I thought that could cover everything else
so I focused on what they wouldn't know.
Do you know who Jean-Luc Godard is?
.
If I talk about art like this,
most people say I look smart, intelligent,
and unique.
After realizing that,
I had to watch movies that I don't even like to show off to my friends
so I fast-forwarded videos.
So even now, when I watch movies,
I put on double speed and just read the subtitles.
After doing that,
people really thought I'm culturally unique
and that made me feel proud.
But those aren't results that I created.
I wanted to make results on my own
so I started writing on Cyworld or blogs.
And the response was great.
I went on 'Today'
and people clicked 'like'.
That was so exciting and fun
and it made me so happy that I'm getting attention from others.
In the midst of that,
a movie-like incident happened to me.
An author that I really like messaged me.
He asked me to write a book with him and that book was
"You Will Know Me When You Leave Too"
It was the first result I created with my own name
and wow...
That book became a best seller.
We sold about 400,000 and are still selling more.
I was happy that I earned money
but more than that,
I began to get fans.
That was so sweet.
I didn't want to lose that.
People's attention and love.
I felt like if I lost that, I would return to the unmotivated person I was.
So I pretended to know things that I didn't know
and I bullied myself to be what I thought people wanted me to be.
I kept writing to the point...
one day when I lost my front tooth and a back tooth.
And I thought, 'I should put in at least this much effort.'
But living this way...
so many things in life became difficult.
But one day...
I had to cross the street
and my home was right there if I just crossed
but I couldn't.
I was so scared.
So...
I couldn't cross the street for 2 hours
and I couldn't go to my home that was not even 3 minutes away.
Then I felt myself losing air.
Things became blurry and when I woke up,
I was at the emergency room.
They said I had panic disorder.
But...
I was a bit upset.
All the successful people go through hardships.
I considered that a hardship
and even though they told me to stay in the hospital,
I just got meds and kept working.
I felt like the place I worked so hard for would disappear if I went away.
So I started taking medicine
and I started with 1/2 capsule of stabilizers but increased to 8.
When I take 8 stabilizers,
what it feels like is...
like a stingray subsided on the bottom of the ocean.
I end up getting hospitalized.
It was a closed ward that you have to open 3 doors to go into.
The doctor said to me...
no matter how strong or good of a medicine they use,
if I don't recognize the root and heal myself,
I won't get better.
I asked how I could do that
and he said I have to love myself.
Approving of myself.
That's such an obvious statement.
After that, for 2 years...
I couldn't go out.
I stayed home for 2 years.
After I went through 2 years like that,
I didn't think I could live like this anymore
so I began working again slowly.
I started giving lectures and people started asking me the usual questions.
Which author I like, etc.
Honestly, the author I like
is Haruki Murakami.
But since so many people like him,
I didn't think it was writer-like
and thought writers should read harder books.
So I would name more difficult authors
or pretended like I had one.
Pretended to know when I didn't.
But that day, I didn't want to do that.
I felt so worn out that I just wanted to go home and lie down.
So...
I said, "I don't read these days."
That was the first time I said my honest thought in front of people.
And I thought people would be disappointed or think I was rude.
But thinking about it now, I think that seminar had the best responses.
What I realized then...
is that I can be a little more honest.
Ah.
People like me the way I am.
Like what the doctor said...
I didn't know it then
but I realized after.
Experiencing it myself.
I realized that I need the courage to be able to say that I don't know.
I don't take medications anymore.
No, I decreased it a little.
Those moments come sometimes.
I became more confident about myself
and I can love myself a little more.
It's a little cheesy to say you love yourself, right?
But I'm lovable.
So now...
I love myself the most.
(The honest word on the street)
I had no idea.
We love you!
I just wanted to share something honest with you
and wanted to hear something honest about you.
Ah, yes... Ah.
Where are you from?
I'm from Ewha University.
You seem to be from the countryside.
I live in Seoul now.
Such a hardship...
So much harder than what I've ever gone through...
Unimaginable...
Oh gosh, I'm tearing up.
You went through such hardship.
She teared up too.
You did too.
Me too.
I think you're so strong.
I hope you're happy.
Thank you.
It was so touching.
Thank you.
Gosh.
(Genuinity that was delivered)
I do film.
But...
I also suffer from panic disorder.
And I also have the stereotype of a high school grad.
Whenever I go on site, people ask, "What school did you go to?"
but your life seems so similar to mine
that I think I was able to gain courage from you.
And honestly...
revealing a weakness of your own
is something so difficult to do.
So...
thank you for everything you shared today.
Thank you.
(Embrace)
There's something you gain. You gain.
Those who share also get something in return.
Our program is so amazing.
This is so different from what we expected.
This was possible without Yoo Jae-suk?
(Sniff)
Do you not want to talk?
Aren't you crying because you were touched?
Are you crying because you're sleepy?
I also have many complexes.
And I kept thinking I need to fix them.
But people don't change at an instant.
Don't feel too rushed.
It'd be good if you change them little by little when you get the opportunity.
Thank you for listening.
I feel so proud.
This is great.
And this box here...
if you scan your card,
you can donate.
(What is that guy?)
(End of second busking)
They should do it if they really feel moved.
He can't advertise it.
Then I'll rap in front of the box.
(Excited for the next busking)
(Return to the waiting area)
Sexy guy!!
Your eyes are teary.
Come here, come here.
How could you make so many people cry?
Where do they sell this shirt?
Sorry, Dong-young.
Sorry for laughing at you during opening.
I'm so embarrassed.
I think I know how you felt.
You said it feels like you're high.
You get sucked into the people looking at you.
Yeah, yeah.
Honestly, revealing your weaknesses like that...
isn't easy.
Since he revealed his, everyone else said, "Me too."
"Me too, me too."
The people aren't leaving.
They're still so touched.
(Kim Dong-young who brought a deep ringing)
(Thumbs up)
What are you doing?
Get out!
(Busker Lee Sang-min sets out)
(The start signal that's growing on them)
That was great.
I like it.
Check, check, check. 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3.
1, 2, 3.
(First one to use a prop)
(It's Lee Sang-min!)
Hello, nice to meet you.
(Getting close to the busking zone)
Hello.
- Hello. - Wow, so cool.
I have something to say.
If you could sit over there,
I want to share something good with you.
Nice to meet you.
Hello.
- You're handsome. - Thank you.
How much are you?
- Me? - Yeah.
$30?
Have you ever thought about your own worth?
I couldn't answer that yet.
You couldn't? I'll help you.
If you go sit...
He's asking how much they're worth?
That's a pretty high level of touting.
He's so relaxed.
That means he's done it before.
That doesn't feel new to me.
I wasn't going to tout at first.
But I don't think I have a choice.
(Polite)
I debuted as Roo'ra in 1994
and was pretty up there with "100th Day"
but there was an incident during our 3rd album.
And then again with 4th album "3, 4!"
We came back.
He's the true witness of "I don't die."
Where are you going?
Do you want to hear some rap?
Do you like Roo'ra?
Not as many are gathering as I thought.
They just like him.
This road changed so much.
If I knew it was going to change so much,
I would've lived here.
I shouldn't have moved.
The land used to be cheap here.
Oh, ma'am.
The prices here went up a lot, huh?
(Bravo)
(Amazed)
It wasn't this good before.
Right? There was only a train track then.
I used to live here back then.
It's currently 8:20.
What's 8:20 like in Yeonnam-dong?
It's the land of milk and honey.
(Huge smile)
Then what about midnight?
It's like Armageddon.
(Giggle giggle)
It's so nice.
(Returns to the busking zone)
Hello. Hello, ma'am.
I'll work hard.
(Successfully gathers people)
(Third busker Lee Sang-min)
(What will he talk about?)
(Friday night 8:20)
It's a time of milk and honey.
It's the hottest hour.
I wonder if they'll listen.
Thank you for gathering like this.
Hello, nice to meet you!
(Third busking begins)
(Excited)
(Today's turning point)
Will Lee Sang-min finish well?
Or will he run into hardship and start rapping?
Hello everyone, nice to meet you. I'm Lee Sang-min.
(Third busking: Lee Sang-min, the King of Music)
When I was in middle school, I lived here.
This place wasn't like this back then.
There was just the train track.
Would I have known back then that I would be here talking to you like this?
My family was financially unstable back then
so I would walk by this train track, thinking, "My life is so hard."
I remember that.
I invited you because there was something I wanted to say.
Have you ever thought this before?
How much am I worth?
My worth?
In the midst of millions of people in this world,
how much am I worth?
Have you ever thought about that before?
Please raise your hand if you ever did.
How much?
(Quiet)
No one?
Honestly, it's hard.
When I asked the MCs Haha and Yoo Hee-yeol,
they couldn't answer either.
- He chose a very hard topic. - Yes, it is.
But I think it's also the most realistic one.
When we talk about worth, there's only one that we could easily think of.
How much I have in my pocket,
how much in my bank account,
how much the house I'm living in is,
or my current annual income.
There are probably those who think I'm worth $20,000 or something according to those.
But the worth that I'm talking about right now...
is not something you can buy off the market.
If it's a price that's not set, someone has to say it and set it.
"I'll buy it at $10,000! At $20,000!"
"At $50,000!"
"At $150,000!"
Then that car becomes something that's worth $150,000.
In other words,
until you say what your worth is,
no one knows your worth.
So we must be able to think and know what our own worth is.
- Ah. - Oh.
(Chills)
He's like Steve Jobs.
Don't you think he'll sell about 30,000 if he writes this as a book?
Stop talking about money!
(Scratch scratch)
To tell you my worth first,
back when I was able to buy whatever I wanted and eat whatever I wanted,
my worth in my opinion was $10 million.
But...
My worth right now...
is $100 million.
When I went bankrupt, I got $6.98 million debt.
I'm a debtor who's still paying off the debt.
I'm sure you've seen debtors in dramas or movies. How are they?
(Anxious)
"I'll pay it off soon. Sorry."
That's how debtors are.
I was running more than 5 businesses when I went bankrupt
and the arrogance that I do as a joke now, I really had back then.
He was such a sharp guy back then.
He had so much charisma that people couldn't even talk to him.
And people used to say he's rude.
(Gulp)
But when I went bankrupt...
it was my very first failure
so I thought, "I'll be able to overcome this in 3 years."
But 3 years turned into 5,
5 turned into 7,
7 turned into 10,
and now, it's been 12 years.
I'm still overcoming the failure from then.
But if you ask, "How are you $100 million now when you ere $10 million then?"
there's only one answer:
now I...
will not make the same mistake.
When you fail,
when you walk down the wrong path...
remember exactly which path that was.
Then, you will never go down that path again.
Oh, I remember that street was a dead end.
And you go back.
You've been on that path that's a dead end
so you won't go back there.
But if you don't remember it, you'll go down that path again.
If you want to remember it, you have to ask yourself.
Yourself.
Why did you do that?
What's most important is that you have to ask yourself a lot of questions.
Ask yourself.
When I'm home alone...
I talk with my refrigerator
really, I talk with my refrigerator.
When I open the freezer
and pork meat falls out.
Then I ask my fridge.
Are you telling me to eat pork right now?
I actually wanted to eat fish.
But since you dropped pork, I'll eat pork.
But this, everyone...
makes me seem crazy, right?
Endlessly--
(Ruff ruff)
He's saying it's bullcrap.
Really, I'm not being crazy.
(Ruff!)
No!
Stop barking.
The moment you endlessly ask yourself questions...
The injury of your failure will leave a scar.
Because you always remember it.
And that scar...
has to be visible.
You have to be able to see it so you don't injure the same place again.
It's hardest to be cold and upfront to yourself.
But asking yourself questions
means Sang-min turned his hardship into a scar.
Now, I will ask you.
I'm at negative right now.
As you may know,
I have the most debt here out of all of us.
But I'm saying I'm worth $100 million.
What do you think you're worth after hearing what I said?
How much do you think you're worth?
Right now...
I don't think I'm worth that much.
If you were to turn it into an amount?
$10,000?
Yeah.
Wow.
When you think of your worth,
you can't calculate it like this.
You use social media, right?
(Yes) Right?
Facebook.
The market value of Facebook is $400 billion.
Who made that $400 billion?
The CEO?
No.
The people who thought the company has a bright future
bought the company's stocks, increasing the value
so regardless of the sales of the company, the value is $400 billion.
It's top 5 company of U.S.
Your daily life posted online is worth $400 billion.
That company's value.
The social media that you use for fun is a part of your worth too.
It's not just the money you earn through working that makes up your worth.
Posting on social media, sitting here listening to this,
and talking with friends here...
All these memories and everything else that happens in your life is your worth.
Wow
I'm at $50 now.
Everyone.
You're the one who made Facebook worth $400 billion.
You increase someone else's company like crazy like that,
but you never once thought about your own worth.
(Reflections)
You select your own worth.
Others can't decide your worth for you.
When I make music,
there's something I would always tell myself.
If you think the music you made isn't good,
would others think it's good?
That's what this is.
Sang-min says you have to give yourself your value.
Whenever I make music,
I think that if I don't believe it myself, I can't let anyone else hear it.
That's why you don't release albums that often.
Right?
Do you believe in yourself?
How much faith do you have in the wok that you do?
You have to keep asking yourself about the issues that you have
and answer those questions.
You need that time to complete yourself.
Always consider yourself valuable
and keep asking yourself questions.
That was Lee Sang-min, the $100 million negative value.
You are all $100 million plus your whole assets.
Let's cheer up, knowing that.
Thank you.
Do you believe in yourself?
(When you feel so pathetic...)
(remember today's meeting)
Everything that occurs in your life is all part of your worth.
(How much are you worth?)
(Lee Sang-min returns)
We said this book will sell 120,000.
It's hard, right?
It's really hard.
Sang-min, it was so good.
- It was so good. - That was some real confidence.
(Sad)
Why do you seem so sad?
I--
I wanted to spend all night there.
Talking?
(Touched)
The time was too short.
When I used to make a lot of mistakes,
there was something someone said to me that really comforted me.
"Dong-hoon, it's okay.
The wrong path made your map."
I realized then that it wasn't all that wrong for me to go that path.
And like Sang-min said today, my wrong path created my map.
It's like a failure navigation.
Don't try to erase it.
You have to keep it.
We're creating endless amazing quotes today.
Sang-min. Haha always says--
"Sang-min is weird. He knows right away when something is wrong."
He really does.
I just feel it.
Ah, he's going through something hard.
Who do you think is going through the toughest time from here?
You look the hardest.
Do you know why?
What are you doing?
Get out!
(Director Jang Yoo-Jung sets out)
She's only used to a completely full audience.
Let's see how she does. The last one has to do well.
(The last busker with the most pressure)
(Yeon'tral Park has become quiet again)
(Nervous)
It's Friday today.
Friday night.
Friday night, 9:30.
At this hour, what happens to the land of milk and honey?
It's more honey now.
More honey now?
(Yeon'tral Park has gotten stickier)
Drunk people will start appearing now.
Slowly?
(KO)
(Jang Yoo-Jung stands in the busking zone)
(Hesitant)
Hello!
I'm a musical and movie director, Jang Yoo-Jung.
(Attracts attention by introducing herself)
I should be gathering people
but I'll just start.
If you want to listen,
please share this time with me by sitting over here.
I'll just start talking.
Wow, confidence.
So awesome.
Do you know Gong Yoo?
(Setting mats while asking) Do you like Gong Yoo?
I'm the director who directed "Finding Mr. Destiny."
And does anyone like musicals?
(Attracted) Do you know "The Days"?
(People start gathering) I wrote and directed that.
Would you like to listen?
She has confidence.
So much courage.
That's all courage.
It must be so embarrassing.
(Quickly gathers people)
(Grab)
(Jang Yoo-jung moves the box)
(Sigh)
(Sits on the box)
Ah, yes.
She knows how to use props.
She's strong on the stage side.
(As soon as she sits...)
(Begins her busking) Hello.
I'll say hello again.
(Fourth busking: Director Jang Yoo-Jung)
As I said earlier,
I filmed a movie with Gong Yoo
and I am the writer and director
of the musical "The Days" with Yoo Joon-sang, Oh Man-suk, and Ji Chang-wok.
I'm blessed, right?
I may seem like I'm really blessed
but honestly...
I think I had hardships too.
Around 30,
Around 40...
Around marriage, around my first job...
We feel anxiety.
Right?
We wish someone would tell us.
"I'll teach you!"
I wish someone would tell us.
"Teach" (slang) isn't in the dictionary, right?
It's a word we made up, referring to teaching and telling.
It's wrong grammar.
But that's what I can tell you.
There's nothing anyone can teach you.
You have to recognize the fact that no one will tell you.
What I can tell you
is the fact that no one will tell you anything.
Then how did I overcome the periods when no one told me anything?
I want to talk about that today.
I had a hard period too.
My dream was to become a writer.
But I got rejected every time I submitted to the annual spring literary contest.
After about my 3rd rejection,
I was mad at myself.
Do I really have talent?
Did I choose the right path?
So how did I relieve my stress?
I started writing on Cyworld, Daum Cafe.
Like crazy.
"I'm over here!"
"Listen to me!"
"Listen to my stories!"
I started writing really desperately like that.
For example,
"If love isn't violence,
why does it leave scars?"
Things like that.
(T...Touched)
- That's a little scary. - Yeah.
But one day,
there's something called 'Today Member' on Cyworld.
If you wrote something good or posted a good picture, you get chosen.
I was chosen as 'Today Member.'
For the first time in my life,
the world said, "Your writings are alright."
It was like a spring breeze to me.
She got rejected on literary contest and got accepted as 'Today Member.'
With the confidence of being chosen as 'Today Member,'
I applied for a contest
and I get chosen.
It was a musical contest.
After, I wrote the work and gave it to the producer.
But one day, the producer calls.
He said, "Do you want to come to our practice?"
So I went to the practice area.
There was a table.
On a long table, I sat at the very end
and the staff and actors were sitting on both sides of the table.
At that moment...
I felt like I was in a job interview.
I start getting questions about every single line and scene.
Why is this like this?
What about this?
This line is a little weird.
When I try to answer, they say, "Don't talk about that."
Do you have clearer evidence?
I don't like this.
I don't think you know musicals at all.
That made me feel so inferior.
And embarrassed.
In the end, I just said, "Okay, I'll fix it the way you want me to"
and I was about to leave the practice room
but as I looked up from the basement floor,
that staircase seemed so far.
This is what I thought as I went up those stairs.
"I will never write and present it to anyone ever again."
She must've hated writing all together.
So for about 3 years, I wrote
and hid them.
In my storage.
I didn't interact with people,
I didn't date,
and I just quietly went to school.
I have a younger sister.
She's really positive.
She was a elementary school teacher in the countryside
and when she came up to Seoul,
she would roll down her car window,
stick her head out, and say
"Hi, Han River!"
"Hi, Hongdae!"
(Younger sister who talked to the Han River)
I didn't go that far yet.
I took care of everything at home.
I should learn from her.
She loved me so much.
The one who always supported me like that
said to me in the 3 years that I had a really hard time in:
"Sis.
When do we have to support your dream until?
"When will you mature and go back into the society?"
"Don't you feel bad for Mom and Dad?"
"Wake up."
"You're almost 30."
Wow, that must've hurt so much.
At that moment,
the whole world seemed to be falling apart
and I was so sad.
In that state, I felt stuck, not being able to go anywhere
and I was scared that my life would end in a frozen state like this.
A dried pollack is like that. You know pollacks?
On a cold winter day,
due to the cold wind and temperature,
a pollack gets frozen, unfrozen, and that repeats over and over.
I felt like I was becoming a dried pollack.
So at that time, I took out all the writings that I had hidden
and I read over them.
I read over all the writings
and I suddenly thought, "Ah, I want to share this."
So I wrote something within 3 days.
That work was "Finding Mr. Destiny."
(That's how was created)
(Tears)
I overcame that hardship like that
and I become a movie director.
I thought, 'My spring days are coming back like this.'
I gained a little hope.
"Ah, life is about freezing, unfreezing, and repeating that."
They say going into the army is really hard
but people drink until the day before going in.
People say, "Having a child is so hard. Your life is over."
But you're having a second child.
You have to get yourself together and move forward, one step at a time.
If we keep repeating freezing and unfreezing,
I believe we will become that much better pollacks.
That's what I wanted to share.
Thank you.
(Wow)
She's so good at talking.
What I want to ask you as me right now,
I might melt after freezing
but there's anxiety that I'll stay frozen.
What if the melting days never come?
I'm worried.
Of course you will have hard days.
But you don't know if you're having a hard time right now.
The wind and temperature outside of my body
might not be felt as "cold" depending on my current state and attitude.
Of course, you might stay frozen.
You could.
But look at Lee Sang-min.
That makes me feel better.
Right? Is there anyone more frozen than him?
You're right.
You had it the hardest, Sang-min.
Wow, time is flying by.
Talking with you,
and looking into your eyes...
I think I could spend all night here.
Thank you so much.
Honestly,
these days right now may be your spring days.
I pray that these days are your spring days.
I want to thank you.
Thank you!
(Jang Yoo-jung's busking over)
Why are you crying?
(Squeeze)
Wow, look at her shake their hands.
(So relaxed until the end)
They call that a curtain call.
We were busy leaving the stage
but she's shaking their hands.
She came out to enjoy it.
I think so too.
It's like her own space.
(Returns to the waiting room)
(Relieved) Director!
Couldn't be any neater!
(Jang Yoo-Jung put up a great show)
You were so good.
I think you were the least nervous.
- Really? - So relaxed.
No, Lee Sang-min was.
So full of charisma.
It was like seeing a curtain call actor at the end.
One lady cried.
So I asked her why she was crying.
I really felt it.
There's no one without any hurts.
There's nothing to throw away in life.
That small movement.
("Busking with words" Episode 1)
(Donation collection complete)
(How much is the total?)
Buskers. Today was the first episode.
Great work to you all!
- Thank you. - Thank you.
(The courageous 4 buskers)
The buskers had a common goal today.
The total donation collection from busking.
How much is it?
The first busking.
Tyler's busking donation amount is...
Let's not live like noobs anymore.
Tyler's amount is...
$10!
($10 = 10 people's hearts)
You moved the hearts of 10 people.
Next.
Second busking.
Busker fish.
With $10, Kim Dong-young's amount added is...
So now, I love myself the most.
Kim Dong-young's amount added is...
$16!
We're not revealing who got how much.
We really can't tell who is what.
It was $10 first and then $16. How would we know?
We're not scamming you!
Exactly!
(Calculating his amount)
But...
What is this? What are we doing?
What is this?
Third!
Busking!
Lee Sang-min.
Lee Sang-min's amount is...
Others can't decide your worth for you.
You have to set your own worth.
Lee Sang-min's amount is...
$28!
That's 12 people.
Oh, sorry!
I can't tell how many.
Lastly!
I have no idea.
We have $28 total right now.
And the total for today is...
We ended with Director Jang Yoo-Jung.
You have to know that no one will tell you.
The total amount for today...
The first episode of "As I Say."
We began with Tyler and did relay busking all the way to Director Jang.
We have $28 so far.
The total sum amount!
Bam babam babam
Congratulations!
Bam babam babam
Congratulations!
$41!
(Let us celebrate)
$41!
Who's congratulating who?
The total is $41!
We passed $40.
The collected amount from today will be donated through Happy Bean.
Great work, everyone.
But this is a really honest program.
Yes, yes.
It shows it just as it is.
If we announce the amount by individuals,
we could say someone did better than others so we don't.
If it's too small, some staff could've gone and scanned their card or something.
But they didn't and showed it just as it was.
Of course.
Looking outside,
the door has disappeared
and it turned back into a normal street.
One day, some random people may appear on your street and start talking to you.
If you meet us then...
- Hahahaha. - What should they do?
Haheeyeol!
Why Haheeyeol?
Ha from Haha and Hee-yeol from Yoo Hee-yeol.
This is against our will.
They asked us to do it.
You might say it but we might ignore it.
Great work today, everyone.
What are you doing?
Get out!
Thank you!
(As I Say successfully finishes)
I've only seen him do music so it was very new.
It's new but it's refreshing.
I think it's freeing that people can participate.
It felt like we were conversing.
It was encouraging.
I don't know where they'll go next
but I'm excited because it's busking.
The next time I pass by this road...
I think I'll remember this day.
(Next week)
(Buskers in Shin-chon!)
Guys are dating each other.
(Writer Son Ah-ram)
I came out to start a fire.
(Congressman Pyo Chang-won)
I just want tell you to live your life as you want.
(Comedian Jang Do-yeon)
(As I Say, Every Wednesday at 9:30PM)
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