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(Sam Okyere will become the President of Ghana.)
(The best guests ever)
(They're as funny as the hosts.)
- Excuse me. - Yes?
Keep yourself together.
(If you don't stay sharp,)
- Why did you ask that? - He's like a punk.
(you will be treated like a punk.)
(They look like foreigners,)
- Hobby? - Your hobby.
(but they speak and think like Koreans.)
(He doesn't understand English, but he's cool.)
(From Leonardo DiCaprio to Byun Hee Bong)
"Meow?"
(This handsome guy can do anything.)
That was good.
When I'm about to speak, Sam says it first.
(Starting)
(Finishing)
("Welcome, First Time on Happy Together?")
It's always better when we're together,
- Happy Together! - Happy Together!
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello, everyone. - Hello.
I heard a new heartwarming story about Jae Seok.
- It was just recently. - Did you hear it?
- Yes, I did. - What story?
Jeon So Min started to live alone not long ago.
- Jae Seok... - Right.
bought her an expensive TV.
- For So Min? - Yes.
However, it's too big for her house.
She doesn't know what to do about it.
I went to her house at the housewarming party.
The living room was too small for the TV.
It looked a little bit too small.
I heard she can't see the screen at a glance.
- She can only see a part. - She has no choice.
- That's her luck. - That's right.
- Sae Ho also moved... - I already...
told Jae Seok that I moved to a new house,
and he said he'll buy me a new TV as a gift.
A 60-inch CRT television.
- That's what I said. - My goodness.
- A thick television. - With a switch on it.
- That's right. - This year,
the retro style items are back in style.
- Retro. - So I told Sae Ho...
- that I'll buy him a TV. - I'm jealous.
A thick TV.
- A CRT television. - He also promised me...
- a videotape player. - I see.
He said he'll buy me a videotape player too.
- With some videotapes. - A videotape player.
For him to watch only Happy Together,
he fixed the channel, so Sae Ho can't change it.
I drove nails into the panel.
I drove nails into it.
- I can't switch channels. - Today's theme is...
"Welcome, First Time on Happy Together?"
Today, we invited a few stars...
who love Korea wholeheartedly.
Let's meet our today's guests.
Please come out!
Two people?
There they are.
- Hello. - Sazal Mahamud.
- Hello. - Abigail Alderete.
- Hello. - Han Hyun Min.
- Welcome. - Hello.
- Hi, Vernon. - Hello.
It's so good to see them here.
- Hyun Min is really tall. - Yes.
- Hyun Min looks... - Right.
- greater in person. - He hasn't changed.
Hang on. There's another Hyun Moo there.
That's right.
It feels so weird.
He looks a lot like Hyun Moo.
Doesn't my hair also look like his?
- Their hair looks alike. - Right.
I've always done my hair like this.
He's like a young, cute version of Hyun Moo.
If Hyun Moo lives in Ghana for three years,
they would look more alike.
What are you talking about?
He really looks so much like Hyun Moo.
He's here as an entertainer...
and also for love as well.
The pretty Ghanaian man, Sam Okyere!
(Sam Okyere, the pretty Ghanaian man)
Sam Okyere.
She's pretty and intelligent.
She's a perfect woman from Paraguay.
She's the one whom Sam fell in love with.
- Abigail Alderete! - Abigail! Come on.
He's a top model who got attention of "Time".
He prefers sundae soup to hamburgers.
He was born and raised in Korea.
Han Hyun Min!
- Welcome! - Han Hyun Min!
He was born and raised in Korea.
He's popular and handsome.
Little Leonardo DiCaprio,
Vernon of Seventeen!
- Vernon! - He's handsome.
- Vernon! - Nice.
The scene stealer in "Rude Miss Young Ae".
He wants to be a popular entertainer.
He also looks like me. Sazal Mahamud.
(Sazal, the ambitious entertainer)
The Bangladesh Hyun Moo.
In fact, Hyun Min, Vernon, and Sazal...
who are sitting on this side...
have Korean citizenship.
They've been naturalized.
Sam is from Ghana.
- She's from Paraguay. - Paraguay.
I'm from Paraguay.
Recently, Sam and Abigail drew a lot of attention.
I didn't know they would come on the show together.
- He's sitting with her. - Sam and Abigail.
Right.
Not long ago, Sam confessed...
that there was something going on between them.
To be honest, I buried this memory...
in my heart and forgot about it.
But on a TV show,
someone brought it up.
- Is that so? - Yes.
I talked about some things that happened between us.
- While talking... - "Some things"?
What do you mean by that? Please be more specific.
- Tell them accurately. - Exactly.
There was romance between us.
- Did she like you too? - Did only you like her?
- Was it a one-sided love? - I'm not sure about that.
I was interested in her.
He's manly.
I'm a man. I thought I should be manly.
- "I'm a man." - So...
I went to the gym to work out...
next day.
- Abigail texted me. - What did she say?
She said people around her talked about it a lot.
She must've gotten a lot of calls after that.
I got so many calls.
- From who? - "What happened?"
"Was something really going on between you two?"
"Did you really date him?"
We were ranked top on the internet hit list.
It's so scary...
when you're ranked top without doing anything.
You wonder what happened.
People around me asked me if it was true.
They said Sam will become the President soon.
That's right.
- Nice! - And I...
- Are you excited? - Yes.
His dream is to become the President of Ghana.
- It's his dream. - They told me...
that I could become the first lady of Ghana.
They told me to go out with him.
Why didn't you tell me that?
Stop beating around the bush...
and tell us. Do you love her?
What? Well...
- I mean, do you like her? - You should've said that.
I think I should say I liked her.
I can't say I loved her.
- Do you still like her? - Please speak properly.
All right.
- His attempt failed. - Right.
I'll move to Ghana.
Do you have romantic feelings for her?
- I liked her back then. - When was it?
- When was it? - About four years ago.
He liked her four years ago.
Abigail, did you know that he liked you?
Of course I did.
It was Sam's first time on a variety show.
I thought...
he acted like that because of the show.
He just pretended?
But he contacted me personally...
even after the show ended.
- I was surprised. - Right.
I wondered if he really meant it.
The thought made my heart flutter a little.
I also started to think of him as a man.
There was romance between them.
I haven't heard this before.
- This is great. - However,
- He looks so happy. - it didn't go well.
While he was trying to win my heart,
he suddenly stopped it.
- I think I know why. - He just stopped it.
- Why? - Usually, women...
want a man...
- to ask them out first. - That's right.
Most women want that.
But he didn't tell me that he liked me.
- He only flirted with me. - I understand.
- He didn't ask me out. - "He flirted with me."
My gosh.
- He flirted with you? - He flirted with me.
- I like her word choice. - "What does he want?"
- That's ambiguous. - "What does he want?"
Exactly. I don't know what his intentions were.
- Right. - To be honest,
I wanted to tell her how I felt like a man.
However, when we were working together,
one of the writers told me,
"You seem interested in Abigail."
"But please don't show it too much on the show."
She said she heard that Abigail had a boyfriend.
- She had a boyfriend? - Yes.
She heard that Abigail had a boyfriend at that time.
She asked me to try not to show it too much.
Therefore,
I kept a distance from her.
I didn't call her because of that.
Why didn't you ask her...
- if she had a boyfriend? - He could've asked her.
I know I should've asked her,
but since it was my first variety show,
I told myself to listen to the writer.
Or else, I would've been kicked out of the show.
I understand.
That's not true.
Dating was important,
but your job came first.
- My job comes first. - It's very important.
Sam is explaining that he could've...
- lost his job. - That's right.
However, he was the one who had a girlfriend...
- at that time. - What?
I heard he had a girlfriend.
- Gosh. - You had a girlfriend?
- Actually, - That's not true.
we had a meeting to make a plan...
for the show.
That's when I met Sam for the first time.
I think he was talking to a Ghanaian woman.
- It was my sister. - With a cheesy voice,
he said, "Baby, I miss you" on a video call.
He talked like that.
- Did I really do that? - Yes, really.
- I didn't. - So...
- I really didn't do that. - I was a bit confused.
I understand why Abigail was confused.
- What's the truth? - That was harsh.
- Let me explain. - Okay.
- At that time, - Okay.
I was talking to my friend in Ghana on a video call.
- It was your friend? - Was your friend a woman?
She was my female friend,
- She was just a friend? - not my girlfriend.
You said, "Baby, I miss you."
She was just a friend of mine.
Saying "I miss you" to a friend...
is normal in Ghana.
I don't believe you.
You can do that in Ghana.
Can't we do that in Korea?
We don't know because we haven't been to Ghana.
He says it's normal in Ghana.
He's so good at justifying his actions.
- I wasn't lying. - He's good.
That's right.
After you talked about it on a talk show...
Do you think you two could end up together?
- Or maybe... - It'd be complicated.
Since he'll become the President of Ghana.
The President of Ghana.
- Many Ghanaian women... - Do Ghanaians think so?
- must like him. - Will they vote for him?
Is it certain that he'll be the next President?
I'm not sure if I could defeat that many women.
Don't worry.
I'll choose you anyway.
I'm the one to choose whom I'll be with.
Why did he change like this?
- What's wrong with him? - Why?
He's always been like this.
Does the Ghanaian ambassador know this?
However...
He probably doesn't know.
I can't believe him. Call the Ghanaian Embassy.
Sam has a big picture.
He always says he dreams to be the President.
He's been doing a lot of good deeds in Ghana...
- like building schools... - That's right.
with the money he earned in Korea.
When he went back to Ghana,
he appeared on a talk show...
and had an interview. However,
I thought he was Will Smith.
- He's a great man. - "In Korea,"
"I'm a very popular entertainer."
We watched the video of your interview.
The writer of the show asked me...
to behave like that on the show...
because they wouldn't have interviewed me...
if I weren't a top star.
So...
He was sitting like this.
That's why I behaved like a top star...
- It looks like... - during the interview.
he always takes writers' advice whether in Korea...
- or Ghana. - Yes, I do.
Many people misunderstood me.
They think I said that I was Korea's top star...
when I was on the Ghanaian TV show.
Honestly, that wasn't my intention.
Please don't get me wrong.
- Is there a possibility? - Tell us.
You never know what tomorrow holds.
- That's right. - Yes.
We didn't get close enough to be in a relationship,
but he's fabulous, polite,
considerate, and lovely.
Especially when his eyes sparkle,
- I think she likes him. - he looks so attractive.
They're perfect for each other.
I think things will go well between you two.
There's nothing you should worry about...
because you two have great chemistry.
They'll probably appear on a married couples' show.
Right. That'd be nice.
A married couples' show?
We talked about the two of them.
We'll get back to that a while later.
We have another iconic star here.
He created a sensation in the modeling industry.
- He's a top star. - Han Hyun Min.
(Fashion model Han Hyun Min)
He's extremely popular.
Only one year after his debut as a fashion model,
he was chosen by "Time Magazine"...
as one of the 30 most influential teens.
- That's incredible. - He's one of the top...
- 30 teens in the world. - He's amazing.
- He's really amazing. - He's also...
the youngest Korean model who will be...
at 2019 Paris Fashion Week,
one of the world's fashion weeks.
Is that true?
How old are you?
- I'm 18. - Gosh.
- Really? - I was born in 2001.
- In 2001? - Is that true?
In 2001?
Don't you think he succeeded too early?
- I should work harder. - Actually,
I asked her about Paris Fashion Week.
- She said... - You asked your wife?
My wife? What are you talking about?
(They haven't gotten married yet.)
You mean, my body pillow?
- It's too soon to tell. - I'm sorry.
- I have a body pillow. - I wanted to...
- say it first... - Hyun Moo's wife?
- before anyone else does. - I understand.
- That's why... - I apologize...
- on behalf of Myung Soo. - She's your girlfriend.
She told me...
that it's really hard to be at Paris Fashion Week.
That's right.
Not everyone gets the opportunity.
Among the top four fashion weeks,
it's the hardest to be at...
Paris and New York fashion weeks.
It's really hard to be...
- at Paris Fashion Week. - It's all models' dream.
Yes. It's a totally awesome opportunity.
It's a totally awesome opportunity.
- Awful? - Right.
He said it's awesome, not awful.
It means it's the best.
Sorry. Could you tell me again?
Don't speak English.
Hyun Min is not good at English.
- I improved a lot. - Did you?
Since he spoke English all of a sudden,
- I just felt pressured. - I see.
It's really amazing.
It's a popular expression...
among high school students.
- Teens' expressions. - That's right.
Since he's a teenager, he uses the expressions.
- "Totally awesome"? - Other than...
"totally awesome",
Are there any terms we might not know?
Do you know MGB?
- "MGB"? - What is that?
- I know OMG. - "OMG"?
Oh, my goodness!
That term existed from the Joseon Dynasty.
- My goodness. - Does that count?
"Oh, my goodness."
- "OMG". - That's an old term.
I know this one. Try to guess it.
- MGB? - MGB.
- I really know this. - What does it mean?
MGB is short for "The mood just got bad."
He studied a lot.
- Seriously? - I did study.
- He's hip. - I knew it.
He's so hip.
- MGB. - He's young at heart.
- He's young at heart. - You use that a lot?
- We use it a lot. - It just comes out...
naturally when we talk...
- That's right. - because he uses it.
We briefly talked about this in the beginning.
As you know, Jae Seok is famous in Korea...
as well as Southwest Asia. No, I meant East Asia.
Southwest Asia?
(What did he say?)
(Smirking)
He never made it to "Time", right?
- Listen. - Southwest Asia?
(A star in the Southwest Asia)
- Wait. - You said it wrong.
Dubai... Dubai.
- He's something else. - I meant...
(This is hilarious.)
A friend in Southwest Asia...
- is Jae Seok's fan. - Is that so?
Jae Seok was never on the "Time".
- But you were. - It's an accomplishment.
- Tell us about it. - Seriously.
When I made it to the list,
I didn't know it was such an influential medium.
My goodness.
- You didn't know? - No way.
I had that interview in Hong Kong.
I thought it was for a magazine in Hong Kong,
but it was for a magazine in New York.
- Where? - New York.
New York.
If I were to express in my own terminology,
it felt like, "Is this seriously happening?"
You were chosen as 1 of the 30 most...
influential teenagers.
Something must have paved your path for that.
Like you were on a fashion show.
Was there a specific break you had?
I think they put me on the list to encourage me...
to work harder after seeing how hard I work...
despite the different skin color.
- Great. You did well. - That's great.
- Excellent. - You may've noticed it.
- He's very stylish. - That's right.
- He's well-proportioned. - It's excellent.
- "Time" is a magazine. - Right.
The magazine is recognized internationally.
When you were on the list, did you get anything?
Like one-year subscription of the magazine?
- Did you get anything? - Subscription?
- I mean... - Right now...
That'd be a small gift.
- I don't think he got it. - Or...
- It's too small. - Last year, I was...
- Okay. - on "Forbes".
- For what? - For what?
It was for individuals...
who were under 30, but who were working hard...
in Asia. I was on the list for that.
- A business magazine. - Right.
- When I was on it, - He'll be the President.
- Really? - I didn't get anything.
- I just... - He was in the magazine.
improved my network.
- Contacts. - I met more people.
- How did that help you? - As for me,
- many people know me now. - Right.
- When I go abroad now, - Okay.
people there recognize me which surprised me.
- Right. - People there know you?
I went to London for the first time.
- That's awesome. - What happened?
I got out after I unpacked my bags at a hotel.
- I was walking at night. - You were just walking.
Three African ladies screamed and ran to me.
- How did they scream? - No way.
"I know you. Are you Han Hyun Min?"
- "Are you Han Hyun Min?" - Were you scared?
I was so scared. I thought,
"Are they really talking about me?"
So what did you do?
They asked for a photo, so I did. It felt weird.
(He realized how popular he was.)
That happened to me once.
This has to do with taxis.
Before I got popular, when I got into taxis,
they'd say, "Your Korean is good."
- "You lived here long?" - You're Korean though.
- "You lived here long?" - They'd say that.
"You're very good at Korean."
Now, when I get into taxis...
- "You're Han Hyun Min." - I bet.
- That's awesome. - Everyone knows you now.
- That was interesting. - That's so cool.
These days, I sign more autographs at restaurants.
- Everyone knows you. - That's so cool.
What he's doing is great.
There are many interracial families now.
Those children see what he's doing now...
- He's their role model. - and get inspired.
- You're their role model. - I think...
- That's true. - he's working hard.
- He's amazing. - Great.
I was going to ask it later, but I'm impatient.
Aren't you jealous of his popularity?
No, no. I'm also popular too.
- From an overall view... - He's more popular.
Besides, he will be the President of Ghana.
- That's right. - Exactly.
He's building his resume for that.
Come on, you'd feel jealous.
- Not even a little bit? - Be honest.
- But the thing is... - Not even a tiny bit?
Hyun Min and I were on a show together.
He said I was his role model. We worked together.
- That's true. - I threw you off a bit.
You should do some research.
- Get your facts straight. - You don't know anything.
- Do some research. - Exactly.
- You should research. - My gosh.
He's scolded a lot today.
- That's true. - It's hard to beat Sam...
in a verbal quarrel.
- I could see that. - Sam is funny.
(Sam is unbeatable.)
Hyun Min, your father isn't Korean, right?
My dad is Nigerian. My mom is Korean.
- They must be so happy. - I can't even imagine.
My mom is always smiling now.
- Hyun Min is great. - I know.
Great. Right next to Hyun Min, we have...
- a very handsome guy. - Seventeen.
It's Vernon of Seventeen.
Hello.
- Hello. - Major three idol groups.
They are EXO, BTS, and Seventeen.
- That's right. - EBS is short for them.
I've met him in person now.
- He looks like DiCaprio. - I agree.
- I see the resemblance. - He's just like DiCaprio.
Vernon looks like him when DiCaprio was in "Titanic".
Right? When he was young.
He does resemble DiCaprio.
(Is that you, Leo?)
- You're called VerCaprio. - VerCaprio.
(They look identical.)
- They do look alike. - Come on.
Which one is Vernon?
Everyone knows he's on the left.
Everyone knows that.
- That was over-the-top. - You were exaggerating.
- Excuse me. - He's mean.
They do look alike though.
He's handsome.
- Right? - He's very handsome.
Do you think you resemble him?
- In some areas, we do. - You do.
But getting a nickname after him is a bit much.
- But you look like him. - You resemble him a lot.
- Aren't you happy though? - He should be.
I'm happy,
- but it's embarrassing. - Is it embarrassing?
Sazal, people say you resemble Hyun Moo.
- I'm happy about it. - You are?
- I am. - I see.
Thank you for saying that.
You two look just like each other.
- Vernon... - They do look alike.
- resembles DiCaprio, - Right.
but his lineage is from Jeonju. He's from Hongdae.
- Really? - Isn't that true?
- Yes, it is. - Seriously?
- It's from Jeonju? - Yes.
My paternal family is all from Jeonju.
- Your father is Korean? - Yes.
- And your mother? - She's from the US.
- She's from Miami. - I see.
- I see. - Okay.
Then did your mom come to Korea to marry him?
My parents met at an art school in New York.
(My gosh!)
- They got married there? - That's so cool.
- That's so nice. - They got married there.
I was born in New York.
- You were born there. - I was born there,
but I came to Korea when I was five or earlier.
Then your parents are both painters?
Yes, they are.
Then are you good at drawing too, Vernon?
No, that's a universal stereotype...
- everyone has. - That's what I'd assume.
- No, I'm not good. - Then it must be music.
- Your talent is in music. - I think so.
I heard your mom came to Korea for a reason.
They thought that living in Korea would be best.
- They love each other. - That's true.
That's how they decided.
Given the state of affairs there, it's better here.
You're well-informed about international situations.
- Seriously. - He'll be the President.
I see.
It's better to live here.
I really think Korea is a nice place to live in.
- Why do you say that? - It is.
It's very safe.
- I can easily get taxis. - Right.
- Delivery system is good. - It's safe everywhere.
It's just like that show, "Global Talk Show".
- Did it sound like that? - A bit.
It's really good though.
In Korea, you can sleep at the bus station...
and wake up the next day without getting mugged.
- That's right. - Your mouth goes numb.
"Your mouth goes numb."
You can always warm it up again.
- It's not healthy. - Right.
But you won't get mugged.
- Right. - Your mouth goes numb.
- It's a safe country. - Right.
That's true.
There are safe streets for women in Itaewon.
- That's right. - Officers are on patrol.
- It's great to live here. - Korea is cool like that.
Vernon is actually the visual...
of Seventeen.
- You're so handsome. - He's the rapper.
You were on fourth season of "Show Me the Money".
- It was three years ago. - I didn't know that.
Since you're on our show, rap about how it feels...
- to be on our show. - Okay.
Vernon!
- Hit it. - Go!
Show me, Vernon.
I was waiting for the train last week
Some man behind me asked
For directions, but he saw my face and walked away
For 17 years, I've lived here
But it's my first time on Happy Together
(Stay tuned.)
(They're impressed.)
I didn't get the last part in English.
- Okay. - That was amazing.
- Did you understand him? - Vernon was rapping.
- What did he say? - Hey.
Hyun Moo and Sazal...
looked so awkward when they were copying him.
- They looked awkward. - Did you copy me?
(Are you siblings?)
- They were both awkward. - Tell you what.
Sam is a great rapper too.
- My gosh. - Sam.
- Show us. - He's amazing.
I think I saw him rap on TV.
- Rap for us. - Yes, I know he's good.
- Do an English rap. - Sam is good.
He's the ultimate rapper.
- Are you serious? - Come on.
Hey, what's up?
- Hyun Min will battle. - I'm not that good.
What was this?
- Why did you do this? - Hit it.
- Come on. - All right.
- All right. - Check it out, man.
(Did he turn into Will Smith?)
(He shows off the swagger of a hip hop artist.)
(His swagger is plain lame.)
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I don't know what he said, but it was good.
- Yes. - Hey, look.
Great. It didn't sound like a Korean show.
At the end, Abigail went, "Wow".
(Her reaction was nice too.)
- It was so cool. - Did you write this?
It's by my favorite singer.
Doesn't he look like Will Smith?
We talk about that so many times.
- He must get that a lot. - You resemble DiCaprio.
(Hollywood stars have joined Happy Together.)
Next to Vernon, we have...
Sazal. My gosh, Sazal starred on...
- "Rude Miss Young Ae". - Right.
- It was a great show. - He was a scene stealer.
In "Rude Miss Young Ae",
you know more Korean proverbs than Koreans.
You know a lot of proverbs.
What's up with you?
(He gets into his acting.)
"Skin a flea for its hide."
When I read the scripts for the drama,
I'm always surprised since it's all new to me.
- I can only imagine. - I don't get it.
Since I don't get it, I look it up online.
I read books to study.
- That's a lot of work. - It must be hard.
- I can't understand it. - It's hard.
I would like to say something...
- To Myung Soo. - to Myung Soo.
- What is it? - Go ahead.
"One good turn deserves another."
- He got you. - Let me say this then.
"One good turn earns no respect."
What are you looking at?
- What about you then? - He's mean.
- It earns no respect. - Well, when I was...
reading the script earlier, I found out...
Sam hurt your feelings in a similar situation...
like this one, Sazal in the past.
Something like this happened once before.
- What? What is it? - I adore him.
- It's true. - What was it about?
- Should I tell you? - You should.
- Just tell us. - Come on.
- That's all right. - Well...
Tell the story, and meet after the shoot.
I don't think Sam remembers this.
We were on a show together last year...
- for the first time. - What happened?
We shared the same waiting room.
Since we met for the first time, I asked for help.
I was nervous because it was my first show.
I asked him for his support.
He said, "I'm sure you will do well."
I went to the shoot. At that time,
popular foreigners starred on the show.
- Popular foreigners? - Who were they?
Who were popular foreigners in Korea?
I'm curious.
- Sam was one. - Sam, Sayuri,
- and Cao Lu were on it. - They are very popular.
They are indeed.
Since I was nervous, I couldn't talk much.
- It was my turn at last. - You got a chance.
It was my chance.
When they were about to introduce me, Sam said,
- "The best in Ghana." - He kept interrupting.
- He said that. - He cuts people off.
- He took away my turn. - My gosh.
- He interrupts people. - Let me explain.
This is the mistake many newbies make.
- Wait. I mean... - So this is...
- a mistake newbies make? - Yes.
- Please elaborate. - Let me explain it.
You have to wait for the right timing.
As you all know, it's every man for himself.
You must speak at the right timing.
- Speak at the right time? - Right.
Since it was his first appearance...
In a way,
he's like a pet, and I'm like a wild animal.
He needs to be fed.
- You're a wild animal? - That's not what I meant.
Sam and I work on a talk show together.
We were discussing each country's popular animals.
- Right. - That was the topic.
- We might skip Ghana's. - Right.
He interrupted and said Ghana had many animals.
- "Ghana has a lot." - But that's true.
When we asked which animal it had most,
he said they had a lot of dogs.
He said that dogs were everywhere.
- Every discussion... - Just like that?
ended with dogs from Ghana.
But you must've known he'd be here today.
What was your mindset when you joined us today?
- I came determined today. - Okay.
I will talk more than Sam.
- Let's go. - I will get more airtime.
- I want more attention. - Let's get it.
I want people to pay Sazal more attention.
I want him to do well. Just like that saying,
"Bad news travels fast."
- He's taking this again. - You bet.
(He's unbeatable.)
He's unbelievable. Tell us the host you think...
would be the most popular in Bangladesh.
Which host would be popular in Bangladesh?
- I... - Is that you?
- You brought it up. - He mentioned it.
Look at what he did.
I must make sure I get my airtime.
- I did hear about this. - I can't believe him.
- I said... - You picked Hyun Moo.
- Yes because... - Is that true?
in Bangladesh,
slim or scrawny people aren't well-liked.
Why are you looking at me?
- I mean, listen. - You're too skinny.
Sazal, I'm not scrawny.
- You must be chubby. - Let me explain.
- Why did you look at me? - Listen.
- People perceive... - Okay.
skinny people as poor and think they can't...
- eat proper meals. - I see.
- They're considered poor. - That's why.
If I were to rank the hosts...
- You will rank us? - Yes.
Hyun Moo would take first place...
because he looks like me.
- You support your own. - He's chubby.
He kind of resembles Mansour.
- Mansour? - That's why...
- women will like him. - My gosh.
- He looks warmhearted. - That's right.
- He looks rich. - He looks very rich.
- He seems wealthy. - That's right.
I put Sae Ho in second place.
- Second place? - Yes...
because he's very cheerful.
He's bubbly and chubby.
- We like chubby people. - I didn't know.
- What a great country. - You bet.
- You should move there. - You'd be very popular.
- You should go. - Third place was hard.
- Third place? - Was it neck and neck?
- Seriously. - It's a toss-up.
- It's because... - Sazal.
Myung Soo might look more agreeable.
- But... - Isn't that true?
- Looks are important, - Okay.
but one's personality matters the most.
- It's been decided then. - He's completely out.
(Feeling sorry)
- Did you hear that? - I mean...
- It just ruined my mood. - Because of his image,
he might scare people, so I put him in fourth.
In Bangladesh, are there any hosts who yell...
at guests like me?
No one is as grumpy as you.
No one is that bad.
- You should go to Ghana. - I wonder...
how bad I am.
Hyun Min, Vernon, and Sazal are...
- of Korean heritage. - That's right.
Sam and Abigail are not Korean, right?
- That's right. - But Sam,
hasn't it been 10 years since you moved to Korea?
Yes, it's been 10 years in a blink of an eye.
That's such a cliche thing to say.
- "In a blink of an eye". - That's too cliche.
- It's an old expression. - Where did you learn it?
- He asked you a question. - My gosh.
- Hyun Min wants to talk. - What is it?
What did you think about that expression?
I didn't expect he'd say this.
- The expression? - I don't speak like that.
- You know what it means. - He's in high school.
- I say time flies by. - That's right.
He has a point.
- "Time flies by." - "It was only yesterday."
- That's so true. - That expression.
- You're a high schooler. - Right.
- Young people nowadays... - Your expressions are...
- straightforward. - get to the point.
- They aren't indirect. - Kids don't say that.
Older generation would use that expression.
To say that time passed by in a blink of an eye,
what kind of expressions do students use now?
"It's been 10 years. Did that seriously happened?"
"Did that seriously happened?"
It's usually the same expression.
- "Seriously?" - "Seriously?"
It seems like that's all you have.
We use that and MGB a lot.
- MGB. - You only use those two.
- "Hey, it's so MG Meat." - MGB.
- That's not it. - It's...
- MGB. - It's MGB.
- It's not a type of meat. - He talked about it.
It doesn't mean pork neck meat.
- MGB. - MGB.
- That's not it. - I was thinking about...
- grilling meat. - Okay.
So 10 years of your life flew by?
Yes, that did happen.
Honestly, I didn't know I'd stay here this long.
- It's been 10 years. - My family isn't here,
so there were times when things were hard.
Are you planning to stay in Korea?
Actually, my father said that I'm Korean now.
"A Korean is here."
- When you go to Ghana? - Yes.
- My gosh. - Seriously?
- When he goes to Ghana, - "A Korean".
- "a Korean is here." - That's right.
(A Korean is here.)
It just shows that my family thinks...
- that I have a life here. - Right.
Since it's going well, they said I should stay.
You have a Korean name too.
- Oh Chul Hee. - Oh Chul Hee.
- It's after Okyere. - That's right.
How often do you visit Ghana?
I'm the official tourism ambassador for Ghana.
The government has given me the position.
I visit there often.
Anyway, you're working for the government.
Yes, I am.
- He worked for ours too. - Yes.
- To promote dried laver. - That's right.
- This is important. - That's true.
For me to be the liaison between two nations,
- That's right. - I must go be in both.
The word, "liaison"...
- The term? - I don't use that term.
- I don't. - You never heard of it.
I would've said, "I'd connect two nations."
It connects those two parties.
That's why when important politicians from Ghana...
- come to Korea, - You must go there then.
they always look for Sam Okyere at the airport.
I've heard that's what people say.
- Find Sam at the airport? - Yes.
People from Ghana do that.
- They know I'm on TV. - Then...
when you go to Ghana, do you miss Korea?
That happens a lot. With people there,
- I want to speak Korean. - Okay.
They talk in Ghanaian English.
Sometimes, it's frustrating.
Things are very quiet and slow-paced in Ghana.
- Things move fast here. - It's fast-paced.
- Once you're used to... - That frustrates me.
I'd go, "My gosh".
To be honest,
I'm half Korean...
- and half Ghanaian. - I understand.
- Do you know what I mean? - That's right.
- Thank you for the news. - Abigail, you said...
- you have a rival now. - Is that so?
- Really? - A rival?
I see. Well, I wouldn't use that term per se.
- I'm on a travel show. - That's right.
I've been a reporter for eight years now.
I've gone to every nook and corner of Korea.
She visited a lot of places.
- I work hard for it. - My gosh.
Now, there are many foreigners who became...
reporters like myself.
- The number increased. - There are many now.
There are so many. As the senior reporter,
I'm keeping my eyes on those reporters.
- I'm sorry. - "I'm watching you."
- You say that, but... - "Okay."
"Well done. Work harder."
- Just like this. - Abigail, make sure to...
- stay rooted. Work hard. - Well, listen.
- Focus on your job. - Exactly.
- That was so cool. - My goodness.
- I mean... - She's the best.
- The funniest duo. - That was amazing.
She was so cool.
I understand why Sam likes Abigail.
- I get it. - She's so funny.
- You make a good pair. - Seriously.
She's beautiful too. Just like you said,
many foreigners work...
- as reporters now. - Right.
In which area are you better than them?
If you were to compete against them?
- I am very adaptable. - Excuse me?
- I am adaptable. - She is adaptable.
I am very adaptable.
Different regions...
- have different dialects. - It can be hard.
Can you use dialects?
Yes. I am used to interviewing elders.
Let's say you are in Busan.
Do you want to do it?
Gosh, Abigail is here.
- I am here. - You are very pretty.
How have you been?
Okay.
Aren't you too young to speak to me casually?
- My goodness. - Why do you care...
about my age?
(Don't ask a woman about her age.)
This is fun.
What brings you here?
A taxi brought me here.
(She misunderstood.)
- My goodness. - A taxi.
"A taxi brought me here."
Let's say you are in Chungcheong Province.
- Chungcheong Province. - Cue.
You were on TV.
That's right. How have you been?
I have been well.
You are good at speaking in a dialect.
How old are you?
I am over 30 years old.
- She is good at this. - Seriously.
- Gangwon Province. - Gangwon Province.
Let's say you are in Gangwon Province.
Where are you from?
I am from Paraguay.
(She speaks in a dialect flawlessly.)
Is this your first time in Gangwon Province?
I like Gangwon Province.
The potatoes are tasty.
She is cute.
You can help but love her.
"You can help but love her"?
My goodness.
- "You can't help." - "You can't help."
We lived in Korea all our lives,
but Abigail has probably been...
- to more places. - That's right.
A lot of people ask me for places to visit.
"We are going to Yesan."
"Which places should we visit?"
- Good restaurants. - What do you recommend?
In Yesan,
there is the biggest reservoir in Korea.
It's called Yedang Reservoir.
A reservoir.
Carp is in season.
My goodness.
- When you go there, - She knows a lot.
eat carp soup.
- Eojuk is tasty. - I give it a thumbs up.
You can't help but love her.
- I can't believe... - You are right.
a Paraguayan woman talked about carp soup.
- It's great. - It's shocking.
Judging from what we hear,
foreign entertainers...
have a strict hierarchy.
Robert Holley is at the top.
- Ida Daussy. - Madame Ida Daussy.
There is a hierarchy.
She called her Madame Ida Daussy.
(They are the predecessors.)
It's like a group.
Would you like a bowl of soup?
Do you gather around upon Robert's command?
Otherwise, they will say I have no manners.
Madame Ida Daussy.
Settling down in a foreign country...
- is not an easy matter. - It's hard.
- It can be hard to visit. - It's really hard.
Sam,
what was inconvenient about living in Korea?
I am sure all foreigners...
- will agree with me. - That's right.
When I go to a sauna...
- What about it? - One day,
my friend offered to give me...
a novel experience.
- I said, "Let's go." - Really?
- I said, "Let's go." - Did you know his plan?
I didn't know about his plan.
Upon entering,
I saw naked men walking around.
- You were shocked. - Yes.
My friend told me,
"You should take off your clothes, too."
"Okay." As soon as I took off my clothes,
everyone in the sauna stared at me.
(Their attention was focused on him.)
- Why? - A little kid...
was with his dad.
It was hilarious.
He was very shocked to see me.
He looked at his dad and looked at me.
(He looked at his dad and looked at Sam.)
He looked at me and looked at his dad.
- You exaggerate. - I am serious.
- That didn't happen. - It did.
- I talked about it on TV. - You exaggerate.
Hyun Min loves the story.
- For goodness' sake. - I pictured it.
Then...
a confident man came and said,
"You have firm skin."
"That's great."
"It's nice to meet you."
Both of us were naked. "It's nice to meet you."
- "How are you?" - "How are you?"
- "I am fine. Thank you." - I went along with it.
"It's nice to meet you."
Abigail, you were also shocked...
at a sauna.
- I was shocked. - You were surprised.
I was living in a dormitory...
when I went on a trip with my church friends.
To wash up, I packed my towels,
clothes, and such.
Then I followed my friends.
In Paraguay,
there are individual stalls.
There are individual stalls.
In Korea, there are neither stalls...
nor curtains.
There is nothing.
Upon arrival,
my friends began to undress.
"Why are they undressing in front of me?"
"Why?"
- "Oh, my goodness." - She was shocked.
- That's right. - I was so shocked.
Inside a pool, middle-aged women went,
"My goodness."
- Do they make that sound? - I was shocked.
You hear that as soon as you enter.
- "It's refreshing." - Do women do that, too?
"My goodness."
There was a woman who was giving a scrub.
She did this.
She made circular movements.
(She made circular movements.)
You know,
everything must have been new to Abigail.
A scene I have never seen...
unfolded before my eyes. It was so strange.
I ended up going back to my room.
- At a different sauna, - No one knew you there.
I had my first experience.
Soaking myself in the bath...
- was refreshing. - You see the charm now.
That's right. It was strange at first,
but I want to go on my own now.
The scrubbing process used to make me think,
"Why are they getting skinned?"
- You used to think that. - In Paraguay,
- people don't do that. - No, they don't.
It's common in Korea.
- Have you tried it? - I get scrubbed...
once a month.
It's very refreshing.
- I like it. - Do you flip over?
(Ta-da)
She is practically Korean.
- I know. - Hyun Min, your father...
said something to you...
at a sauna.
We went together for a shoot.
- You went to a sauna. - Yes.
My dad said,
"Why would you pay money to be hot?"
It's always hot in Africa.
He is from Nigeria.
It's only natural.
"Why would you pay money to be hot?"
Being inside the sauna with him...
I have never been to Africa,
but I felt like I was in Africa with him.
Vernon, you came to Korea when you were little.
Do you remember...
anything you were surprised about?
(Thinking)
I was five...
- when I moved to Korea. - You were five.
I had this thought.
My mom told me that...
- I asked her a question. - What did you ask?
"Why is everyone Korean?"
In the US, I saw people of every race.
You were surprised when you came to Korea.
"Why is everyone Korean?"
That was because we're in Korea.
I heard that your looks grabbed attention...
ever since you were little.
I was the only foreigner in my class...
after all.
That's not what I meant.
You are modest.
Our looks grabbed attention, too.
They did in a different sense.
Our experiences were the opposite.
(How did Vernon look when he was little?)
- How cute! - How cute!
It's his baby picture.
(Cute)
- How pretty! - He was already pretty.
How cute!
Look at his pose.
- My goodness. - He was so cute.
(He was born handsome.)
Ever since he was little,
- he looked cool. - He looks like an actor.
In some pictures, he looks like a foreigner.
In some pictures, he looks like a Korean.
- That's right. - I agree.
He has an actor's face.
An actor.
You were very popular, right?
- No, I wasn't. - Weren't you popular?
You are modest.
It's not like that.
I don't know.
I guess my personality wasn't popular.
You didn't know you were popular.
People who are popular don't know it.
It's a popular trend these days.
You are popular, but you don't know it.
(I am really popular, but I don't know it.)
The thing is,
I only hung out with my close friends.
I didn't know the others.
Vernon has...
an incredible specialty.
He can imitate Byun Hee Bong.
Really?
Can you imitate Byun Hee Bong?
- It's refreshing. - Yes.
- I really is. - Let's hear it.
(Letting out a sound)
I am ready.
- I got a glimpse. - Did you do it?
I got a glimpse.
I watched "The Host" last night.
(He developed his specialty yesterday.)
Byun Hee Bong...
pulls Song Kang Ho aside.
(We got a complaint from mat number four.)
(They said their squid has nine legs.)
(Did you eat one?)
(He gathers the energy in his hands.)
"We got a complaint from mat number four."
"They said their squid has nine legs."
"Did you eat one?"
(He is as expressive as Leonardo DiCaprio.)
You know,
the shape of his mouth was similar.
- He is DiCaprio. - Facial expressions, too.
I heard there is one about Byun Hee Bong and a cat.
- Byun Hee Bong... - Let's see it.
- and a cat. - It's another version.
Let's say Byun Hee Bong sees a cat...
on the street.
Meow?
(He channels Byun Hee Bong perfectly.)
You do this for every reenactment.
- It's just... - It's all the same.
I watched "The Host" and learned that...
he positions his arms like this.
He makes his one eye bigger.
That's right.
Meow?
It was great.
You don't have trouble speaking Korean anymore.
I think I am pretty fluent.
Dictation is the hardest.
I was good at it.
You look like you would be good at it.
How do you spell "Step"?
"Step".
S, T, E, P.
(His gesture is like that of Hollywood.)
"S, T, E, P."
"Why would you ask me that?"
"Lick."
L, I, C, K.
(Dictation)
I am a Korean.
(He gestures like Gatsby.)
He is a Korean.
- I am sorry. - He is a Korean.
- I am sorry. - You should apologize.
I am really fascinated...
to be here...
because everyone speaks Korean so well.
Then again, I look like a foreigner.
That's why I understand them.
Sazal, do you have a specialty?
Since I like music,
I can sing a song by Kim Kwang Seok.
(His taste in music is unexpected.)
- How unusual! - That's incredible.
Which song is your favorite?
I know most songs by Kim Kwang Seok.
I really want to hear you sing.
- Sing "Around 30". - I can sing "Around 30".
- In 2, 3, 4. - His voice is different.
(Another day passes)
He is good.
(He has incredible vocal skills.)
(Impressed)
(His voice contains deep sentimentality.)
(His voice is a work of art.)
He has a beautiful voice.
I don't have friends in Korea...
who are around my age. Most of my friends...
are in their 30s and 40s.
(The secret of his taste is revealed.)
They made you listen to these songs.
How old are you?
I am 24 years old.
People you hung out with...
He is 24 years old!
Drinking and spending time...
with those people...
aged my way of thinking...
and taste in music.
In that case, is there another artist...
- you like? - Do you listen to trot?
I like Lee Moon Sae.
(His preferences are consistent.)
My goodness.
I can't believe it.
He was influenced by those he hangs out with.
I also like "If I Leave" by Jo Su Mi.
- "If I Leave". - "If I Leave".
When I go to a karaoke...
with my classmates,
they sing songs by Twice and G-Dragon.
I sing "With a Heart that Should Forget".
"Are you stuck in Joseon Dynasty?"
"Why are you singing such an old song?"
Joseon Dynasty!
You should have sung a cheerful song.
You are stuck in Joseon Dynasty.
It happens.
Hyun Min, you find it hard to talk to your father...
because you don't speak English.
My father teaches English, but I don't speak it.
(He doesn't speak English.)
It was hard to communicate.
What was hard?
When I was alone with my father,
he told me to put something away.
I thought he told me to throw it away,
so I did.
I got scolded and went to pick it up.
He probably thought you were defying him.
He said, "Put it away."
I understood it as, "Throw it away."
He probably thought you were defying him.
You have pretended not to hear him, right?
It's convenient when I get scolded.
I don't understand him,
so it doesn't hurt me.
- It doesn't hurt you. - You don't understand.
Lack of comprehension is nice in a fight.
Why do you say that?
My mom is fluent in Korean...
while my dad doesn't speak a word of it.
My mom uses Korean swear words.
What does she say?
She goes, "You are raving mad."
She says that to her husband.
I thought you were speaking Spanish.
"You are raving mad."
(It sounded like Spanish.)
When she is upset,
swearing in Korean helps.
You must know Korean swear words.
"You make me laugh!"
You...
"You make me laugh!"
Vernon, your mom is American...
and your dad is Korean. Does something similar...
occur when they fight?
No, both of them swear in English.
- They let it all out. - They still swear.
They swear in English.
My dad wants to get his point across,
but he can't do that if he uses Korean.
That's why he uses English.
Didn't your mom struggle when she moved to Korea?
I have that thought often these days.
She had trouble communicating.
- She speaks Korean now. - No, she doesn't.
We speak English at home.
You speak English at home.
Do you work as a translator...
- Your dad speaks English. - Yes, he does.
Why are you muttering to yourself?
Sae Ho.
Rest if you don't have a question.
You asked a ridiculous question...
when both of his parents speak English.
I understand how Sazal feels.
Sam is taking my screen time too.
You know,
Hyeon Gyeong and Sae Ho are very flustered.
- They have nothing to do. - They talk on their own.
Sam stops me from talking...
and Abigail stops Hyeon Gyeong from talking.
I have nothing to do.
- This is unpleasant. - This is nerve-wracking.
There is another way...
English troubles Hyun Min.
You are scared of going through Immigration.
- Why? - I understand.
- I am bound... - I understand.
to look suspicious.
People expect me...
to have a foreign passport,
not a Korean passport.
They do this when they see my passport.
(Is he really Korean?)
Then they ask me questions,
but I don't speak English.
It makes me look suspicious.
One time,
I was on my way home from England.
They wouldn't let me go...
because I didn't speak English.
I was held for two hours.
Afterwards,
I was only released after I called my mom.
My goodness.
You say, "I am Korean", right?
I was in Shanghai yesterday.
- During a massage, - A massage!
the masseur asked me, "Where are you from?"
When I said Korea, he went, "No way."
(He didn't believe Hyun Min.)
He said, "Your face is different."
He spoke with an accent.
"Your face is different."
What did you say?
I said, "Korea, Korea."
- He didn't believe me. - It's understandable.
It's unbelievable.
Abigail, I heard that living in Korea...
made you impatient.
I became very impatient.
The weather is warm in Paraguay.
There is time for a nap.
Schools and works give you that time.
- It's for a nap. - You take a nap,
eat slowly, relax,
and drink a cup of coffee.
The days are slow...
and stress-fee.
In Korea, everything happens fast.
"Fast" is the first word you learn here.
I became very impatient.
When I buy coffee at a vending machine,
I press the button repeatedly.
There is a little door, right?
I open it and see if the coffee is ready.
It doesn't speed up the process.
In an elevator, I press "Close door" repeatedly.
If no one gets in, I press "Close door".
I became very impatient.
- I speak faster. - That's right.
When do you feel like you have become Korean?
I feel it often.
When I am alone at home,
I sometimes talk to myself.
- I do that in Korean. - That's incredible.
- I do it when I am alone. - He does it in Korean.
"What should I eat today? What should I order?"
- I do that. - "What should I order?"
I talk to myself in Korean.
I was fascinated.
I heard that you dream in the language...
you are fluent in.
Do you dream in Korean?
At first,
my friend told me that I talk Korean in my sleep.
They told me that,
but I didn't believe them. "Why would a Ghanaian..."
"talk Korean in his sleep?"
However, my friend was adamant...
that I talk Korean in my sleep.
When I met up with my Ghanaian friends,
I said hello in Korean.
- My friends say... - It just came out.
such behavior is understandable...
because I am Korean.
Sam,
I heard that you now understand...
made-up English that is used in Korea,
- Konglish. - That's right.
At first,
there were many words I didn't understand.
- Give us an example. - "Computer cleaning".
I thought...
it was a place for washing computers.
- It was a laundromat. - Yes, it was.
At first, I thought it didn't make sense.
These days, I got the hang of it.
I understand it.
Those words make more sense now.
I heard "Grandma's bone soup"...
was a surprise.
I wondered if they use Grandma's bone.
(Why would you use Grandma's bone?)
You were very surprised.
- You were very surprised. - How did you react?
"I feel bad for those grandmas."
"Even if she has lived for many years..."
- My goodness. - They need to live well.
People who eat that dish seemed strange.
Of course they did.
"Why would you go to eat grandmas' bones?"
"What did grandmas do?"
Gomtang surprises foreigners too.
I thought it was made with bear.
The name of the dish sounds like "Bear soup".
"Do people use bear for this dish?"
You were born in Korea!
I thought that when I was little.
- It's understandable. - It's understandable.
Sazal, you started a regular middle school...
without knowing a word of Korean.
I was in ninth grade when I moved to Korea.
It must have been hard.
On my first day of school,
the students bowed to me.
"Hello."
I didn't even know how to say hello.
- They said hello to you. - Yes.
- Why? - They thought...
I was an English teacher.
- An English teacher. - I had...
- a beard. - You hadn't shaved.
In middle school?
The students thought...
a new teacher had come.
You made a lot of mistakes due to poor Korean skills.
I made a lot of mistakes.
- What kinds of mistakes? - When lunch arrived,
I got in front of the line...
because I was hungry.
The girl who distributed lunch...
told me to go behind the line.
- You cut in. - Yes, I cut in.
(Lining up for lunch is important.)
Without understanding the meaning,
I copied the others and said, "Get lost."
I said that.
"Get lost."
She cried...
and told the teacher.
She had only told you to line up.
"He told me to get lost."
The teacher asked me why I used bad words.
I didn't know they were bad words.
- I copied other students. - You didn't use it then.
No.
Had he said that in front of the teacher...
(That would have been a disaster.)
He would have gotten suspended.
When I was learning Korean,
I noticed the word, "Baby".
It can be confusing.
I thought that was the word for giving...
- birth to something. - Oh, gosh.
I was on the way home from school,
and I saw a woman with a puppy.
I didn't know the word for a puppy.
It was a dog, so I just added "baby."
The lady was flustered.
I was like, "That dog baby is cute."
She stared at me like this.
I kept saying, "That dog baby is cute."
She got mad.
My friends said,
"Sorry. He just arrived in Korea."
I apologized too.
It was before you learned the word, puppy.
- Vernon loves it. - It's hilarious.
- You like swearing. - No.
You all probably have similar experience.
Let's talk about it.
Gosh.
- Let's talk about it. - He laughs too much.
"Let's talk about it."
Every time you say something...
- Gosh. - Let's do it.
You must have a funny story.
Did you make any mistake when you...
- first came to Korea? - I had this.
When I first moved into the dorm,
I got a roommate.
She told me the secrets to survive...
in university.
She said I don't need to know the names of...
the girls. Just call them sister.
Since boys treat you out often,
call them brother.
She told me these things.
- Right. - So I called everyone...
at school sister and brother.
You must've been popular. And then?
I had to meet some professor.
- No. - It was for homework.
- Brother! - Oh, my.
You called your professor Brother?
I said, "Brother. I didn't bring my assignment."
"Brother. I didn't bring my assignment."
How old was your professor?
He was pretty old.
What did he say?
- His face turned red. - Of course.
He said, "Let's talk later."
- Her Korean's good. - She's very good.
Why were you surprised to hear "La Cucaracha"?
Can you sing "La Cucaracha" for me?
(La cucaracha)
(Soldiers are marching)
- It's an exciting song. - Through towns
- It's interesting. - Why?
That's not what that song means.
- What? - What is it?
La cucaracha means a cockroach.
- What? - I know. I heard.
This is how the song goes.
It means there are cockroaches,
with no legs,
so they can't walk.
What are you going to do, cockroaches?
- Poor things. - What's the message?
That's what it's actually about.
I looked it up.
During the war in old times,
soldiers wore caps.
People thought they looked like bugs.
They got hurt and can't go back.
- Goodness. - It's a sad song.
They're compared to cockroaches.
It's a sad story.
It's a metaphor.
- It's a sad song. - Recently,
I met a middle school boy.
I saw a Ghanaian song in their textbook.
It's called "Che Che Cole".
Sing it please.
(Che che cole che che copi sa)
That song was in their textbook.
Isn't Ghanaian song...
(Ghananagiya)
- Excuse me. - What is that?
Get a grip.
"Get a grip."
Does that song really exist?
Good job.
"Get a grip."
- "Get a grip." - He criticized you.
I wanted to say it so desperately,
but I had to show some respect.
- I feel relieved. - That was nice.
I have family too.
When do you feel like you've become a Korean?
Lately, I've been craving for...
webfoot octopus or octopus.
- Octopus. - Octopus.
It's really good when you eat it raw.
When I go to a market in Incheon,
they sell shrimps.
I just tear the head off and dip it in gochujang.
- Right. - It's really good.
Sam. Do you like skate?
I like skate.
Do you like it fermented?
Most foreigners avoid it,
but I love it.
Honestly, at first, it wasn't easy...
- It's not easy. - due to the smell,
but as I started eating more, it was good.
- Do you crave for it? - Once...
I eat it, I can't stop.
I heard Hyun Min loves sundae soup.
Chicken, pizza, pasta or spaghetti.
I never eat any of those.
You look like you eat it every day.
I barely do.
- Never? - I had...
rice and kimchi today too.
When my friends...
want to go for a pizza,
I don't go. I just go home.
All my friends know how to eat sundae soup.
Those who don't know how to eat sundae soup...
aren't in my group.
Is that how you know they're your friends?
There's something I love more than sundae soup.
- What? - What?
But it's too expensive to eat.
Marinated crab.
I love marinated crab,
- but it's expensive. - It is.
I usually talk in the meal table,
but I don't talk when there's marinated crab.
Don't you make enough to enjoy marinated crab?
I sometimes pay for it myself.
But it's a bit pricey for a teenager to eat.
- Of course. - It's expensive.
Of course. He's still a teenager.
That's the first thing I ask for at my grandma's.
I heard Vernon has an old man's taste.
- Really? - Yes.
He didn't know either.
Hyeon Gyeong.
Put more effort in your question.
Is it wrong information?
Is it true?
I've never thought about it that way.
I crave for kimchi when I go abroad.
What's your favorite food?
What I crave the most...
is my grandma's dongchimi.
- Dongchimi. - I see.
You do have an old man's taste.
- He likes dongchimi. - I guess so.
I feels like I'm watching...
a dubbed movie.
(VerCaprio who loves dongchimi)
- He's the DiCaprio. - It's like DiCaprio...
talking about soft tofu stew.
Whoever the voice actor is, he's good.
If I don't pay attention,
I feel like it's not in Korean.
I can't get used to it.
- It sounds alien. - I can't get used to it.
Speaking of which, I heard...
he has outstanding...
investment techniques.
- Investment techniques? - Really?
- Did you get paid? - He's surprised.
- What's that? - He just said, "Really?"
It's been four years. Do you get paid now?
- I do. - Is it satisfactory?
Yes. I'm happy.
How did you manage that money?
Every time I get paid,
I send it to my dad.
Your father takes care of it.
I live off copyright royalties.
- Do you keep it? - You get royalties too.
Yes.
If he lives off it, it means it gets a lot.
Do you get a lot of royalties?
It's enough to make my living.
Is it enough to eat marinated crab?
- Probably. - "Probably."
- Can you take Hyun Min? - Of course.
Until they run out of crabs.
I love marinated crab.
My father loves it. I grew up eating it.
Can you all treat us out today?
(Marinated crab party)
You're not the one to say that to me.
- Are you serious? - He just said,
"You're not the one to say that to me."
Isn't the oldest person pays in Korea?
For Myung Soo, the most popular...
person pays instead of the oldest.
You shouldn't be prejudiced.
Just because you're old,
it doesn't mean you're rich.
He's talking like an American.
I have American attitude.
Were you born in the Year of the Sheep?
- The Year of the Sheep? - The Year of the Dog.
What's it have to do with the year you were born?
He seems like he was born in the Year of the Sheep.
She has no mercy...
in what she says.
- Your words are... - She's awesome.
(Abigail knows what she's talking about.)
She knows what she's talking about.
You can't help loving her.
How about you, Hyun Min?
How do you get paid? You're a model.
I get paid in the same way.
Since it's too much for me to keep,
I give it to my parents.
My mom's attitude towards me has changed.
- How? - Is she surprised?
She makes me breakfast now.
She told me to get it myself.
Now she says, "Son. Have breakfast."
"Son. Have breakfast."
She changed from get it yourself.
Does she say, "Son. Have breakfast?"
Before, I only got soup and one side dish.
Now she makes me an egg roll.
- It's like a feast. - Hyun Min.
Did her voice change when she calls you?
- Of course. - What's it like normally?
She used to say, "Hey, Han Hyun Min!"
"Son."
- "Son." - "Son."
"Son."
She used to say, "Son!"
Lately, Hyun Min...
is on a show with his family.
- It's hilarious. - How is it?
Even though you try to act normal,
it's not easy when there are cameras.
You don't say good morning...
when there are no cameras.
I usually say, "I don't want to go to school."
Now I say, "Mom. I'm going to wash up."
You need to wash up. Of course.
Usually he says,
"I don't want to go to school."
Since it's a show,
"What time is it, Mom?"
I usually say, "Five more minutes."
- That's funny. - It's like a drama.
You're good at it, Hyun Moo.
Oh, he's an expert.
When he first began "I Live Alone,"
I thought he was a narrator.
"Now that I'm up, let me get some coffee."
(Unnatural)
The funniest part is when he says,
"Hold on. What's in the fridge?"
- He's right. - No one does that.
It's normal for me.
- No one does that. - It's normal for me.
No one says,
- I drink water, - "Let's see."
and I say, "It's refreshing."
"It's nice and moisturizing."
"I should call Jae Seok"
(He broadcasts everything he does to himself.)
Were your parents awkward too?
- They were. - Tell us about it.
Mom's the general in my family.
She's pretty tough.
(Hey, you jerk!)
That's what she usually says.
Shake it.
"Hyun Min. You should go now."
- Since there are cameras. - Yes.
We don't usually go out...
since there are five children.
- It's a lot of work. - Of course.
They lie down...
- when they see toys. - Right.
She was talking nicely to them at first...
because of the cameras,
but I saw she was getting furious.
I noticed she was getting mad.
- "Furious." - Yes.
I was worried about them.
They're in trouble once the cameras are gone.
Yes. I could tell.
It was pretty awkward, but I enjoyed it.
- That's funny. - That's funny.
Hyun Min's family has five children,
and you have four siblings.
Here's what happened.
I was the only child until I was nine.
Honestly, it's boring.
I wish I had siblings.
You were alone for a long time.
I told Mom I want siblings,
and she said okay.
Then I got a sibling.
It was even a boy.
- I was happy. - You were happy.
It was nice to play with him.
I thought we'll be happy if there was one more.
I told Mom it'd be nice if there was one more.
- What did she say? - She said okay.
I got one more sibling.
Now there are three children.
"Okay. Honey."
It was nice.
- We had a lot of fun. - That's funny.
Then I got one more even though I didn't ask.
I thought she'd stop there.
Then it was May 19, 2014.
It was my birthday, and I was in grade 7.
I was excited, so I called Mom...
after school to see what she bought for me.
I said on the phone, "Do you know what day it is?"
She said, "I gave birth. Come to the hospital."
You got a sibling.
You have same birthdays.
My youngest brother and I have same birthday.
Your birthday must be same as your brother.
- It's a good thing. - Awesome.
They can save one cake.
It's the best gift.
It's amazing.
- Of course. - That's funny.
He's supporting his siblings.
- Are you supporting them? - So...
- That's amazing. - with my first paycheck,
- I bought them a wallet. - Good job.
I bought them perfume.
My brother wanted a top, so I got them toys.
- A top. - A top.
They must've been very happy.
When I was the only child,
I had no brother to ask for a toy.
I support them...
because I know how they feel.
Do you use the same name abroad?
I said Han Hyun Min.
When I say my name is Han Hyun Min,
they don't get it.
- They can't pronounce it. - It's hard to pronounce.
So I just say Han.
That's good.
- Just the last name. - It feels awkward to...
make an English name,
- so I just say Han. - That's good.
I'm sure you go abroad often.
Don't they speak to you in English every time?
They never talk to me in Korean.
It's weird.
At first, I couldn't understand,
so I said I don't speak English.
Really? Are you learning English now?
I studied English really hard for two months.
I studied English really hard.
"Hard."
Introduce yourself.
Introduce yourself in English.
- "Let me introduce." - Since you learned hard.
Let me introduce yourself.
My name is Han Hyun Min.
I can't do it.
When you study English hard for two months...
- That's normal. - That's normal.
I can tell you studied for two months.
I need to get ready.
You're at the two months level.
Let me ask you a question.
What's your hobby?
- Butt? - Hobby.
- Hobby. - Oh, hobby.
"Butt."
Haven't you learned hobby yet?
He was confused with hip.
He was confused between hobby and hip.
- He was confused. - Hobby.
I thought he said FL.
- What's FL? - He was confused.
Fat leg.
- "FL." - "FL."
He was confused.
He thought hobby was...
not hobby, but fat legs.
(The state Korean high school student is in)
Gosh.
(The generation gap)
- Hobby. - FL.
- It's an abbreviation. - That's funny.
Even Koreans think of a hobby...
when they hear the word.
- Hyun Min. - Do you know this?
I think you need to study more.
- That's not enough. - That's not enough.
You need to speak without hesitation.
That's the hardest part.
You should speak without any hesitation.
It's hard.
You can laugh about it now,
but it must've hurt when you were young.
- Of course. - Did it happen often?
When I was young,
I hated the way people stared at me.
People stare at me...
because I'm different.
(Because he looked a little different,)
(people focused on him everywhere he went.)
(He was hurt by those stares.)
That's what I hated.
When I was young, I felt like...
kimchi spilled on a white t-shirt.
Goodness.
How did you overcome?
Mom helped me the most.
She said I'm special.
She said I'll be a great person.
I was grateful...
that my friends treat me indifferently.
- Things have changed now, - Time has changed.
but at the time, it was hard, right?
Yes.
How about you, Vernon? Were you mistaken...
as a foreigner, or were you discriminated?
It happens often.
I talked about it in the rap I just did.
Last Saturday, I was on a subway.
I was waiting,
and someone asked me for directions.
I turned around to answer him.
When he saw my face, he was like, "Oh,"
and he asked the person in front of me.
He thought you were a foreigner.
Sam has...
- five siblings too. - Really?
- Yes. - I heard you...
supported for all their education.
He's a good son.
I sent them a little even as a student.
Now that I'm on TV, and I make money,
I told Dad he's done his part,
and I send them money for education every month.
You bought them a house too.
Recently I bought Mom a house.
- A house? - He bought her a house.
Did you buy any land in Ghana?
It's the best timing...
to do real estate now.
(Investment genius)
So...
if I buy lands now,
I wouldn't have to work later.
Wouldn't it be a problem...
when you become the President?
But if I have lands, I can build schools...
- and hospitals. - Right.
- I can do it at anytime. - Of course.
Managing money is the most important.
- That's amazing. - That's amazing.
You're from Paraguay, Abigail.
Doesn't it take 36 hours?
- Yes, it does. - Is that right?
- It takes over 30 hours. - Sometimes it takes more.
You barely have a chance to come here.
What brought you to Korea?
I immigrated to Korea in the beginning.
- Really? - How?
Since I was young, my mom...
had ties with Koreans.
My mom had Spanish school...
for Korean people in Paraguay.
She worked as a translator.
Actually there are many Koreans in my family.
- Really? - In your family?
I have three uncles.
They're all Koreans.
(Awesome)
That's awesome.
So all my cousins are half Koreans.
The thing is they can't speak Korean,
can't eat Korean food, and they're in Paraguay.
I'm not half Korean, but I'm in Korea.
I see.
You moved here with your parents?
Yes.
My mom...
came to Korea during the 2002 World Cup.
Then she fell in love with Korea.
She decided to make me study here.
So we moved here after I graduated...
high school.
It's a personal question.
I heard Paraguay is dangerous. Is it true?
It's not as safe as Korea.
But it's worth going for a tour?
Of course.
There are always dangerous and safe places.
Just avoid the dangerous places.
- Right. - Right.
That's true.
- He explains. - He's the host here.
He has the right answer.
Next time he's here,
I'll take a day off.
I'm okay with it. I'm good.
Are you really going to do that for us?
We've worked together for 13 years.
But you said it ...
- How can you say that? - with your own mouth.
Come on.
By the way, your mother was naturalized as Korean?
- Really? - Yes, she was.
- Really? - Yes.
- What's her name? - Her name is...
Maria Isabel Cansia Nesentini.
Does she have a Korean name?
Korean name.
She loves Queen Sunduk,
so it's Lee Sun Duk.
- Lee Sun Duk. - That's cool.
Since her name is Isabel...
So it's Lee Sunduk.
"Lee" is a Korean family name.
- She's Lee Sun Duk. - I love it.
Sazal got naturalized three years ago. Right?
- Really? - I see.
During the interview, you were asked...
where the President lives.
When I got interviewed, my Korean was bad.
I had only been here for two years.
I said,
"He must live in Seoul."
It's not wrong.
As soon as I said it,
he said I failed.
You failed.
The immigration staff said that.
- He blamed me. - It's not wrong though.
- He lives in Seoul. - He lives in Seoul.
He was right.
I found out only later...
that I should've said "the Blue House".
I didn't know it then.
- That's understandable. - And I failed.
I heard you practiced singing a national anthem.
- Yes. - Right.
During the interview, you have to sing it.
- All four verses? - Yes.
You have to remember all four verses.
A Korean citizen must be able to sing...
the Korean national anthem.
You went to a karaoke to practice.
I sang it for one hour,
and the owner came.
He gave me one free hour to practice.
He gave me free drinks too.
He came into my room...
and asked me why I was singing it.
I told him I was preparing...
for the interview to be naturalized.
He suggested that I sing in front of him.
Your pronunciation has to be very clear too.
You can't pronounce things wrongly...
when you sing the national anthem.
- He's a good man. - Yes.
I lived in a dorm with other national athletes.
What sports do you play?
It's similar to baseball.
- Not many people know. - Cricket.
- Cricket. - Cricket.
In Bangladesh, cricket...
is a very popular sport.
Are you a national cricket athlete right now?
Yes. I've been a national athlete for two years.
But my team got disbanded this year.
It got disbanded.
Yes. When I became the national athlete,
I once had to fight against Japan.
When you fight against Japan, it feels different.
- It feels different. - It feels different.
I couldn't lose to Japan.
I knew about everything.
You knew about the history.
So I told them this. "One of us will die."
"Only one of us will make it through."
(It's touching.)
- He's great. - We worked really hard,
and we won with a big margin.
You won.
Great. You're amazing.
- We are thankful to you. - We are thankful.
Sam and Abigail...
are veterans in this industry.
I am no veteran.
- You are a veteran. - I'm far from it.
He loves saying that.
I have a long way to go.
- I heard his secret... - You're right.
is to thoroughly monitor himself on TV.
- I learned it... - It's important.
from Sam Hammington.
Sam monitors all his works.
When I was doing a show with him,
he told me to monitor all my shows.
Then you know what got edited out.
You learn what to say at what timing.
So he told me to monitor myself thoroughly.
I watch the shows I love and also the shows I'm on.
I sit at home, watch all the shows,
and analyze what other people...
do at certain times.
Who are these people?
There must be types of TV personalities you like.
- Tell us. - I like Kim Gu Ra,
Hyun Moo, and Sae Ho.
I like Jae Seok the most.
- He's good. - Should I mention you?
He's good at this.
(My goodness.)
You are unbelievable, Sam.
Of course I like you too.
I consistently watch their shows...
and try to learn from them.
You didn't mention me,
but what are the things...
you can learn from Sae Ho?
I did a show with Sae Ho once.
We did it for a long time.
He's the type...
who makes sure he gets enough airtime.
Usually when you are on a show,
the presenter asks you to do something.
But in his case, he volunteers to do it.
That's what he does.
He's the annoying type.
He is a little bit.
- He's hyperactive. - He is.
Seeing that,
I thought it was one way of doing it.
Right. Being aggressive...
- is very good. - It's good.
How about Myung Soo?
In case of Myung Soo...
He's been in this industry for a long time.
Sometimes, I see his weaknesses.
What are those?
Instead of seeing his strengths, you see those.
He's got weaknesses.
That's usually what the producer would say.
He acts as if he's done everything.
(He behaves as if he's done his job.)
He half-heartedly does things.
He's got a lot in store for us.
So why is he keeping it to himself?
- He's sharp. - He's amazing.
- He's like that. - He should do his best.
I am going to show you next week.
- You should... - Why not start now?
If I give everything now, I will have...
- He's very sharp. - nothing next week.
- He's saving it. - Little at a time.
- He's saving it. - I am saving it.
- He's saving it too much. - It's been 20 years.
- There's such a saying. - What is it?
If you keep something too long, it turns useless.
Right. I think he will really turn useless.
Is it fun?
He said you will turn useless.
(He's so funny.)
For the fans like me who like you,
show us a little more.
- You're so funny. - Don't keep it in you.
He might actually become useless.
I just got insulted by a foreigner.
(Sam is above Myung Soo.)
I have nowhere to go.
His dream is to become a presenter of this show.
Really?
It would be nice if I get to present this show.
I want the pink seat.
(He targets Myung Soo.)
I'm safe.
- I'm saved. - We're safe.
Mine is orange.
- There's a premium. - Is there?
- There's a premium. - This is funny.
I will work harder.
Hyeon Gyeong thinks this is hilarious.
- It's so funny. - This seat is...
How can you laugh?
Myung Soo...
- You can't beat him. - told me this today.
- What did he say? - He said he realized...
today that he does things half-heartedly.
He didn't know until now...
that he wasn't doing his job.
- Really? - He said...
he got busted today.
- He got busted today? - That's what he said.
He said that.
I wondered if he didn't know until now.
(That was a heavy blow.)
- It's... - She's amazing.
He's being bombarded.
I've been on a few shows...
with Hyun Min.
I'm sure Hyun Min knows my real worth.
- What do you think? - You can tell them.
We've been on only one show together.
It's your second time to see him. How is he?
Honestly,
when I saw him on TV, I thought he was scary.
- But he was a warm... - Stop pinching him.
I'm just...
Stop trying to fix your image now.
I feel like he's my son.
Please use good language.
- Good language. - My gosh.
Where should I report you to?
Immigration Office.
- Immigration Office. - No. No.
- Immigration Office? - Stop, Abigail.
- Give me the number. - 1345.
1345.
He asked where he should report Sam to.
And Abigail said "Immigration Office".
She's right.
- She's the best. - You can call anytime.
- Right. - They're the best.
You can call them from 9am to 6pm.
They don't work on the weekends. Right?
- Closed on weekends. - Closed on weekends.
Abigail is amazing.
Sam and Abigail are invincible.
(They are as witty as comedians.)
Abigail, you dream of...
becoming the First Lady of Ghana.
I heard you have a fan club in Paraguay.
I have a fun club in Paraguay.
Really?
They know that I appear on Korean TV shows.
It was on news.
And I used to host a real-time radio show.
On the show, I talked about the Korean life...
and about what Korea is like.
A lot of young people contacted me.
They asked for my advice on how to move here.
- Right. - They asked me...
about that and also about K-pop stars.
- K-pop stars. - I'm a foreigner,
but I feel like a patron of Korea.
- That's how I feel. - She's like a diplomat.
Thank you so much.
Please continue to promote Korea.
You mean that, right?
You don't sound like you mean it.
- "You mean that, right?" - I mean it.
You should open your eyes when you talk.
That's as big as they get.
You should mean what you say.
(Sam puts Myung Soo down.)
Myung Soo is defeated.
(Today is not going well for me.)
Including Vernon,
all of them are famous in their own area.
Hyun Min, how did you decide to become a model?
When I was little, I used to play baseball.
- I used to play baseball. - I see.
Because there are five children in my family,
my parents couldn't afford me...
to play baseball. So I gave up.
You must've played it well.
Were you a pitcher?
I was a pitcher and a third baseman.
- You must play it well. - You are fast.
When I entered middle school,
I developed interest for clothes.
There was a ninth grader who was really cool.
He was really handsome.
He joined a really big modeling agency.
After seeing that,
I thought I could be a model too.
And I started becoming more interested.
Did you call that agency?
I had to attend a modeling school.
But the tuition is very expensive.
It's 2,300 dollars for 3 months.
When you take profile photos, it's nearly 3,000.
It's really expensive.
That's really expensive.
When I asked my mom if I could attend it,
she thought I was vain for thinking about it.
She was against it,
so I thought I would make the money myself.
So I distributed flyers and took other jobs.
Did you earn the tuition yourself?
I didn't get to do it.
- Why? - It wasn't...
easy for a middle schooler to save 3,000 dollars.
- Right. - I tried many things.
I got a first call.
It was from an online clothing mall,
and they wanted me to model for it.
When I went there, it just felt strange.
- Why? - The shoot...
lasted for more than 10 hours,
but they didn't even feed me once.
After the shoot, I asked when I will get paid.
They said they'd pay me according to the sales.
According to the sales.
That's what they said, so I trusted them.
But one day, they just went out of reach.
They were scammers.
They should've paid him.
Why wouldn't they even feed him?
And I got another call one day.
This person suggested that he will let me...
audition to work for a fashion show in Milan.
- In Italy? - Yes.
He said I just have to pay 300 for the photos.
That's another scam.
He said more than 100 people had applied.
I thought this was my chance.
You thought you would go to Italy.
I imagined walking on Champs Elysees...
in Italy.
Champs Elysees is in France.
- Isn't it in Italy? - No.
Milan is in Italy.
Champs Elysees is French.
Oh Champs Elysees
- It's in Paris. - It's near.
It's understandable.
They might have it in Italy too.
I went there while imagining this.
There were five models.
One guy appeared...
and gave us a branded men's brief.
He said we should take turns to wear it...
and make a sexy pose.
- You had to share it? - Yes.
- That's dirty. - Did you do it?
- He had to do it. - I had to do it.
- So did you do it? - I did it.
And everyone failed.
It turned out to be a scam.
How can you trick young people?
That's bad.
I thought of it as a good experience...
and posted that photo on my social media.
The CEO of my current agency saw it...
and asked me to meet.
So he helped you.
- You were scammed, - That's amazing.
but that photo...
The misfortune turned into a blessing.
- That's what happened. - He's so passionate.
He's amazing.
Each country has a unique culture.
I'm sure Ghana has some unique cultures.
Can you tell us about them?
I found out about it while being on TV.
Ghana has a very special coffin culture.
He found it online.
No way.
But even we...
I know Sam very well.
He does his research before coming on a show.
I got a call from the embassy.
- Did you make it up? - It really exists.
If you look it up, you will find it.
Do you have a unique funeral culture?
The coffins look really witty.
- Really? - Is that right?
Let's say Myung Soo loves tteokbokki.
Then his coffin would look like tteokbokki.
- Really? - Yes.
It looks like what the deceased liked.
- What's this? - A cell phone.
- It's a cell phone. - It can be a cell phone.
It's a camera.
- That's nice. - Is that a real coffin?
That's a great idea.
And they also dance with a coffin.
Yes. When you order the coffin, they come.
They are in uniform.
They hold up the coffin and go around the venue.
And they dance.
Did you find it online too?
You search things well.
I found it when I was doing my research.
He does research well.
Abigail, what is...
the unique about Paraguay?
There is something that really surprised me.
When you have a stew on the table,
everyone eats directly from it.
In Paraguay, we drink mate tea.
- Mate tea. - You sit around...
and share the tea with everyone.
You drink it from the same straw.
Everyone takes a sip with one straw.
I was surprised how similar they were.
- You share the straw? - Yes.
What's unique about...
- I am curious. - Bangladesh?
Wedding is one of...
- the biggest festivals. - Right.
I sometimes attend Korean weddings.
They finish it in less than an hour.
Sometimes, it's over in half an hour.
- Really? - Yes.
In Bangladesh, it lasts a minimum of three days.
A long one can last up to a week.
- That's how it should be. - It's a real festival.
It's festival for the town.
Bangladesh is an Islamic nation, isn't it?
Some are Buddhists,
but most of Bangladeshis are Islam, right?
87 percent are Islam.
The rest are Hindus...
and Buddhists.
But his favorite food is grilled pork belly.
Can you eat pork?
Is it okay because you are Korean now?
Yes. I am a Korean now,
so it's fine.
When I first came to Korea,
I couldn't eat at all for six months.
- Every day, - You didn't like it?
I ate gimbap. For six months.
There was nothing I could eat.
I could only eat halal food.
One day, with my friends, I went to eat bone soup.
- Bone soup. - They said it was beef.
- They said it was beef. - They lied.
When I tried it, I couldn't believe...
that there was such tasty food in the world.
- You liked it. - Yes.
I ate everything.
After I finished it, they told me it was pork.
- My goodness. - No way.
I was so shocked that I threw up.
I can't put into words how shocked I was.
They shouldn't have pranked him like that.
- Of course. - Of course.
You need to respect other cultures.
That made me think about...
how I was going to live in Korea.
That made me realize...
that I couldn't be faithful to my religion.
So I started eating pork belly.
Pork belly and soju...
are my favorite now.
- It's good. - I like spicy pork feet.
Do you plan to star in a Ghanaian movie?
Honestly, I am...
different from how I am here.
- Right. - People in Ghana...
think I can be a movie star.
They said that.
you're saying it because we can't confirm it.
Do people in Ghana really say that?
I got a lot of calls recently.
They said I should...
- Start working in Ghana. - start working in Ghana.
I have a close friend who is a Ghanaian rapper.
He's as famous as Seo Taiji and Boys.
- He's a national singer. - Right, he is.
He said he would help me a lot if I come back.
He said he would help me until I become a top star.
- He promised me. - That's amazing.
If you become famous in Ghana,
you become famous in Nigeria too.
You become famous in South Africa too.
Then you take over Africa.
You take over Africa.
There's definitely something good about it.
He wants to be the President of Ghana...
and the top star of Africa.
He's a beast.
Thanks to the five of them...
- It was fun. - It was really fun.
It was really fun.
What are your goals?
What is your dream?
What I've been really wanting to do was...
to provide education for all children.
He always said that.
Next week, I am going to...
start planning for the second 572 School.
I am going to go to...
less developed countries and build schools.
You are going to be the President of Ghana.
Right.
How about you, Abigail?
Paraguay is financially struggling.
So a lot of students...
are desperate to study in Korea.
I want to bring Paraguayan children...
- to Korea... - She's great.
and sponsor them to study.
When they go back to Paraguay,
they can do something good.
I want the opportunity to make that happen.
She's great.
How about you, Hyun Min?
Every year, you grow.
So I hope to continue growing.
I hope everyone will become happy one day.
How about you, Vernon?
First of all, I want Seventeen...
to do better and to be more popular.
Honestly, being here has inspired me.
They are all doing amazing things,
so I want to find my dream...
and work hard to achieve it.
Good job, Vernon. Sazal?
I want to continue acting.
I hope many people will look for me.
I hope Sazal...
will become popular.
Yes.
We thank all of the five guests.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Enjoy.
("Giddy Up" by The Boyz)