(Famous alchemist of language, Ji Sang Yeol)
(The true winner is Yeom Kyung Hwan.)
(Do you really want to start it?)
(You two don't get along, do you?)
(An intense battle between Heungbu and Nolbu)
(Rapper Nucksal takes Heungbu's side.)
(He flatters without a hesitation.)
(You play a good aide.)
(He makes a careful choice for his future.)
(Singer Chang Ki Ha takes Nolbu's side.)
(Appropriate cuteness for Brother Nolbu)
(His favorite is Ji Sang Yeol.)
(What are you talking about?)
(New anchor Kim Jung Hyun looks just like Jung Hae In.)
(Heungbu never gets along with me.)
(You better look out for yourself, rookie.)
(The rookie is not afraid of anything.)
(Flustered)
(You're flustered.)
(MBC finally got a good man.)
("Unbelievable Special" starts now.)
Today, we invited four guests with unbelievable gift of gab.
"Unbelievable Special".
- That's why it's unbelievable. - Yes.
(Drinking cheap coffee)
He made a sensational appearance...
with addictive melody and real life lyrics,
but he's more known for going solo than his songs.
It's Chang Ki Ha.
(Singer Chang Ki Ha)
The deity took his look,
but gave him the gift of gab.
Every time he's on TV, he seizes massive airtime...
with amazing tongue skill.
Now, he only has to seize love.
It's Comedian Ji Sang Yeol.
Yes, Ji Sang Yeol.
He's too worried.
You two looked awkward in the waiting room. You didn't talk much.
- Aren't you close anymore? - That's not it.
We respect each other.
He never listens.
He was known as the hip hop poet.
You could've just said poet in Korean.
It's simple and easy.
He wanted to be the hip hop poet,
but he's taking after Choi Yang Rak with his long hair.
He became the cure for bobbed hair syndrome, Nucksal.
(Nucksal became the cure for bobbed hair syndrome.)
It's better than nothing.
It's him instead of Jung Hae In.
He's here to be swept by Radio Star before it's too late.
It's only been seven months since he joined the company.
An anchor who looks like Jung Hae In, Kim Jung Hyun.
- It's only been seven months. - He's a new anchor.
He's good for search word.
- Welcome. - Welcome.
Hello.
- Hello. - Nice to meet you.
- Hello. - Hello.
Nice to meet you. Please say hello to viewers starting from Ki Ha.
Hello. I'm Chang Ki Ha from Chang Ki Ha and the Faces.
Did you break up?
What happened exactly?
- Did you break up? - We did break up,
but we haven't broken up yet.
The year-end concert...
will be our last.
- I prefer saying a round off. - A round off.
Please say hello, Ji Sang Yeol.
Hello. I'm landing on Radio Star from Incheon after a while.
I'm the son of MacArthur, Ji Sang Yeol.
- I knew it. - Incheon is known for MacArthur.
He's going exactly as I expected.
It's exactly as I expected.
Gu Ra's pointing it out,
but you should never lose your own style.
- Right. - You need to secure it.
We always talk about Yeom Kyung Hwan when he's here.
Did you know he's having a surgery today?
No.
I'm more ill.
- He's having a surgery today. - I'm more ill.
He's going under general anesthesia for disc surgery.
That's why I asked him.
It was going well, but then you're ruining the mood.
(Incheon MacArthur is going after Gu Ra.)
Hello. I'm a professional competition show rapper,
Nucksal. Nice to meet you.
Are you often on competition shows?
I was a contestant, a host,
and a producer for competition shows.
- I see. - You dressed up like...
you climb Mount Ujang.
He's following the simulation.
- That's right. - It's my own style.
Please say hello, Kim Jung Hyun.
Hello, I'm a new anchor Kim Jung Hyun.
It's been just over six months.
If you're the son of MacArthur, I grew up...
in the same town as Ppang Sang Lady.
He talks about weird stuff.
It's totally for the search word.
I've never thought he'd talk about Ppang Sang.
Jung Hyun. It's only recent since you joined MBC.
I joined in May this year.
Apparently you're known for resembling Jung Hae In.
That's what I heard.
- It's not appropriate to say it, - Do they look alike?
but Tae Hyun doesn't have a good impression on Jung Hae In.
- Why is that? - He stole Tae Hyun's campaign.
- From Tae Hyun to Hae in? - Yes.
Of course, they're very close.
I thought we were doing it together.
(I thought we were doing it together.)
Have you ever met Jung Hae In in person?
Yes, I've met him twice.
The first time I met him, it was through "Section TV".
I was so glad to see him that I shouted Hae In,
and he hugged me.
Do you dress up like him on purpose?
No, I've been doing this for 30 years.
I was upset to go to hair salons.
They think I'm copying Jung Hae In.
But now, I've given up, and just ask them to cut like Jung Hae In.
What matters is that Jung Hae In doesn't care at all.
It seems you enjoy it by looking at your social media.
- They look alike. - They look similar.
- Let me see. - He posted it.
They look exactly the same.
- Don't they look exactly the same? - Hold on.
- Who's Jung Hae In? - Can you tell?
Jung Hae In's on the left.
- No, it's this one. - Is it really confusing?
- It's Jung Hae In on the left. - This one?
- Right. This is Jung Hae In. - Yes.
- You're on the right, aren't you? - Yes.
There's a secret behind the resemblance?
I actually took that picture with my cellphone.
- You edited it? - So I edited it a bit.
(He became more like Jung Hae In through some edit.)
Chang Ki Ha recently announced the breakup of his group...
after releasing the fifth album.
It's solely because of you?
I brought it up first.
I recently released the fifth album as you said,
but while we were working on it, it got me thinking...
the fifth album is really good.
- I think... - In terms of completion?
I've done what I've always wanted to do in terms of music.
That's what crossed my mind, so until the end of year,
we're going to focus on the concert,
and from January next year,
we'll go our own ways.
They probably want to try different genres.
He's here today...
to announce that news publicly.
I'm sure some members didn't want that.
Of course.
- You didn't have any problem. - Did everyone agree?
- Right. - All agree?
Some members said, "How about we rest indefinitely,"
"and we could get back..."
"after going individual for a while?"
- That makes sense. - That was...
There was that opinion.
But I was stubborn about it.
I thought we must remove the sign completely...
in order to feel responsible when we bring the sign back.
- Because it was neither nor. - Right.
Unless all six of us want it,
and all fans want it.
Unless it's at the max level,
let's not get back together.
That's pretty difficult in Korea music field.
It's not easy to break up for that reason.
I heard this has never happened before.
When you're on a roll.
I envy you.
(I envy you.)
Thank you.
- What do you envy? - What do you envy?
I envy that they break up in peace.
We wouldn't break up in peace, would we?
No show breaks up in peace.
You just leave when they tell you to.
Are you going to be like, "I'm never watching MBC again."
Recently, Jang Hoon said,
"Why isn't there a reward vacation..."
"for variety shows?"
I told him the fact that the show keeps going...
is a reward.
Think about it.
The show keeps going because it's successful.
You sound like President Choi Seung Ho.
(You sound like President Choi Seung Ho.)
By the way, when Chang Ki Ha was recording this album,
he lost a lot of money...
due to his stubbornness?
We're finally getting the reason for their breakup.
- Money... - First, it's his stubbornness.
He lost a lot of money.
When I looked at the songs in this album,
I realized the keyword was...
alone.
That was in common.
I thought I should go somewhere alone...
and do the recording alone.
I should go record in the desert.
- For real? - That idea struck me.
Which desert?
There's Joshua Tree National Park...
in California, US.
It was where U2...
You're right.
They were inspired by it...
that they even named their album "Joshua Tree".
I know.
Anyway, I went there.
Then I recorded 8 songs out of 9...
in a week.
There must be a lot of noise like the wind.
I put so much effort...
to block the sound of wind.
I hid behind the rock.
- Why would you go there... - Why would you go there?
- if you want to block the wind? - Why would you do that?
You should include everything.
I just wanted to feel it alone.
But it's not windy in the desert.
I didn't expect much noise, but it was noisy.
So I recorded in the cave.
- I tried behind the tree. - "Cave."
Was it from the budget or your own pocket?
- It was from my own pocket. - Then no one can stop you.
Because I could've failed.
He would've been in trouble if he used the budget.
In short,
I blew it all up.
You should've filmed it.
I did.
I wasn't going to film it,
but my agency said...
I was crazy not to film anything.
They bought me go pro.
- So I brought go pro with me. - "Go pro."
(The video Chang Ki Ha filmed alone in the desert)
I expected almost no wind.
(He expected barely any wind.)
(He enforces recording new songs.)
(Windy)
(It's so windy that the camera shakes.)
I filmed it.
I said I recorded 8 out of 9 songs.
I recorded the last song in Korea...
with proper equipment in the studio.
- Was it good? - It was so good.
(It was so good.)
Also, when I was there,
I improved.
Because you sang in the desert.
It was my first time singing the new songs.
Right.
So, in short,
I practiced the most for this album.
Were you aiming for something kitsch...
like Sonic Youth?
I was thinking Lo-Fi.
- We get each other today. - I know.
I'm sorry, but is this Mnet?
Mnet doesn't deal with pop songs.
- Are you Lim Jin Mo? - No.
I knew you were going to say that.
(Feeling guilty)
You were born in the Year of Dog in 1970.
- This year is the Year of Dog. - Oh, it's the Year of Dog.
- You were pretty excited? - Yes.
What were you excited about?
I thought...
I'd get married at 49 before turning 50.
Are you dating anyone?
No dates.
- There was none. - I see.
I get calls...
from my friends in Incheon.
I heard you bring ladies...
to liquor bars.
- Me? - Yes.
That's not true.
- That's only a rumor. - Is it?
Only top stars have rumors.
No.
Nobody like us...
have rumors too.
Okay.
Catfish isn't the only fish.
Doctor fish is also fish.
- Of course. - Why aren't they fish?
Are they not fish because they eat crumbs?
Do you think catfish is the only fresh water fish?
What are you talking about? Admit doctor fish.
They eat off your itches.
I can give you their real names.
I have a lot too.
(I have a lot too.)
You're at your highest point now. Do you want to collapse?
I have nothing to lose.
- That's not it. - I'm doctor fish.
I can bite you off.
What's there to talk about?
I heard about something.
Look me in the eyes.
What are you looking at?
Why are you looking in the air when you talk?
I always look over there.
I've been looking over there for 10 years.
At least you were...
- interested in some people. - You kept trying.
I need to put some effort,
- but it's not easy. - No.
- The more steps I take, - It's the difference.
the further they get away.
I tell you all the time.
You need to meet someone older.
- 40s? - At least 40s.
I like 40s.
- Are you okay with older? - Since I'm turning 50 next year,
- I'm okay up to 53. - Really?
Older women are comfortable in their own way.
He doesn't put any restriction.
Of course.
When he asks a question,
he should start from sol,
but he starts from do.
Are you trying to kill me?
- No. Look. - From do.
- Are you trying to bury me? - No.
Nucksal.
Did you get a fast promotion in "Show Me the Money"?
I was a contestant last year.
In the new season this year,
I'm participating as a producer.
Lately, you've been taking a rest to cure WH.
- WH? - WH stands for...
- a wound in heart. - A wound in heart.
- You even shorten this. - I know.
Actually competition shows are very stressful.
Even on "Show Me the Money",
I was participating as a producer,
but my team returned pretty fast.
My work ended very fast.
- Your team was eliminated? - Yes, it was pretty fast.
I'm curing myself for the remaining time.
You were happy to change your impression...
after your appearance today.
What was the original impression on you?
- I... - He never had an impression.
I don't have any impression.
Why do you want to launder it as soon as you're here?
- There's nothing. - You have no impression.
I meant it'd get better.
You launder as you go.
Laundering is washing what is dirty.
I'm more like new clothes.
- Baby clothes. - Yes.
You need to wash baby clothes as soon as you buy it.
When I got the call,
I was told it's a Language Special. There's an anchor,
Chang Ki Ha and Ji Sang Yeol.
Is that what it's about?
- That's what I heard. - Then what's unbelievable about?
Unbelievable...
- There's no topic. - That stands for language.
We did a word play.
Oh, it's only written in our script.
- No one told me. - "Unbelievable."
I see.
Jung Hyun hesitated after getting a call from Radio Star?
Did you see Producer Chun Jun Young's episode?
I did. That's what I was afraid of.
It wasn't weird.
(He had a handsome and impressive producer image.)
(He also prepared a cute skill.)
(You should've tried it before this.)
(He only ruined his image on Radio Star.)
After Radio Star,
he actually... I saw that episode.
- After that episode, - It wasn't bad.
he broke up with his girlfriend.
He got fired from "Producer's Diary".
- That's what I heard. - He got fired?
He didn't get fired. There's no reason to be fired.
They take turns.
I felt pressured...
in case that happens to me.
I heard you also hesitated because of the seat.
I'm not confident with my left face.
My right side is a bit better.
Show me your left side.
Rather than left,
the right side is sharper.
It's better.
You should look over there when you talk.
Because...
- I have to sit here... - Give him a mirror.
- You should've sat here. - Yes.
By the way,
his words...
are very fresh.
Lately, in "Section TV",
he's a professional top star and girl group reporter.
Can we see your reporting skill?
Actually I prepared it.
Let me see.
Let me ask...
Chang Ki Ha first.
You know Chang Ki Ha is very handsome,
but he's known as the icon of adverse change.
Many people thought...
Chang Ki Ha was a closed toilet cover.
"Closed toilet cover."
- But... - That's pretty intense.
- actually an unscratched lottery. - "Closed toilet cover."
When they opened it,
- he was an unscratched lottery. - He's worse than Chun Jun Young.
- When you opened it... - he was an unscratched lottery.
- An unscratched lottery? - Yes, when you opened it.
I'm curious how you take care of yourself.
The difference between university and now...
- is the army. - I heard you lost weight.
I lost 20kg in the army.
Really?
Right. He was fat.
Keep going with the interview.
That's all.
(It's kind of vain.)
Also, for Ji Sang Yeol...
Relax.
What type of woman do you like?
I like handsome and tall.
Me?
(Me?)
- You said handsome. - You know what?
You need to pull yourself together.
Wait. Hang on.
Hang on.
You should have the ambulance ready...
even for the studio shoot, not just for outdoor shoot.
I've never seen a reporter...
getting motion sickness on land.
(Diagnosis: stage fright)
Although I'm not your family,
that is...
not enough to outdo "Baek Jong Won's Alley Restaurant".
(That's not enough to outdo "Baek Jong Won's Alley Restaurant".)
- People will change the channel. - We've been losing lately.
Who are you?
How do you know?
- What? - We've been losing.
(We've been losing.)
Seriously. What are you doing?
- Are you trying to make fun of us? - What do you think you're doing?
What are you doing, MacArthur?
It's all your fault.
You also ruined me.
Nucksal says...
Ki Ha loves him so much?
Ki Ha often looks for me.
When I was a contestant in "Show Me the Money",
he kept contacting me through Car the Garden...
that he wants to see me.
Since then, we got to know each other.
He often calls me when he's drinking.
What do you like about Nucksal?
I like soju,
but I don't like forcing people to drink.
I don't tell people to empty their glasses.
I don't like people who say that...
nor say it myself.
But what I like the most is...
them drinking when I'm drinking.
- It must be convenient. - That's not how I remember it.
As soon as he saw me, he gave me three shots.
He gave me three shots.
- It's the rule. - It's the rule.
- He's very old. - Yes.
- I learned it from Kim Jang Hoon. - Right away.
There's another reason I like him.
He responds fast.
- I like those people. - Right away?
Especially some musicians...
respond 10 days later.
That's not good.
- Does he respond right away? - If I call...
(Ki Ha likes Nucksal for various reasons.)
Jung Hyun bragged...
that he got to drink with Sang Yeol.
- He's very close with Kim Bum Do. - They're close.
So I had a chance to meet him.
He made me drink so much on the first encounter.
How far did you go?
Did you see him passing out?
- I... - He passed out first.
That happened from some point.
I've been hearing that you pass out early.
- Before, - He's getting old.
I used to go for 2nd, 3rd rounds,
but I reduced it down to one round.
Because the real deal is Yeom Kyung Hwan.
He drinks a lot.
Why do you keep moving to...
Yeom Kyung Hwan while talking about Sang Yeol?
- You see, Kyung Hwan... - Our MacArthur.
Is he your blanket? Do you cover yourself with him?
Why can't you talk without talking about Kyung Hwan?
That's not it.
Stop repeating the menu.
(Attacking Gu Ra is MacArthur's specialty.)
Were you drunk, Jung Hyun?
I wasn't drunk.
But when we were leaving, he was like,
"You need to drink more."
But he totally passed out at the time.
I felt victory in my heart.
I see.
"I can't believe I outdrank Sang Yeol."
I met Jung Hyun.
I was very glad to meet him.
So I offered him a glass.
He said, "I can't drink without food."
(He tried to play a trick from the start.)
But for people like me who is a walking bar,
that's a provocation.
- No. - Without food...
Then you should order food for him.
I know what you mean.
I'm not saying that because it was a waste.
- Right. - Young people like Jung Hyun...
don't drink out of control now.
If you want someone old-fashioned,
call Jung Dong Nam or Joo Hyun.
You should...
- hang out with them. - Right.
Young people nowadays don't drink like that.
I don't make them drink so much either.
I only wanted to see...
his pattern.
- Come on. - Because...
I'm Heo Jun in terms of alcohol.
I can do the cupping myself.
It's time to give up on the Heo Jun title now.
- It's my pattern. - Right.
Let's be honest. You don't get along, do you?
- No. - It's not that we don't get along.
- But it's not exactly good. - That's right.
- It's not bad, but it's not good. - It's so-so.
You only see each other.
In terms of Eagles,
we're like Don Henley and Glenn Frey.
Just say Heungbu and Nolbu.
You have a little more money than I do.
Why would you say that?
You're Nolbu.
He always repeats the same thing.
(Excited)
Ki Ha and Nucksal were very excited...
to meet their celebrity of dream today.
- Who is it? - Who is it, Ki Ha?
It's Ji Sang Yeol.
- I see. - Really?
At least...
People whom I've been on TV...
when I was a teenager...
- made me feel excited. - "Oh, Ji Sang Yeol."
It was "Nam Hee Suk and Lee Hwi Jae's Great Meeting".
He first appeared as Clnom.
- Right. - That was hilarious.
So I watched it every week.
When I said hello to him in the waiting room,
there was a halo.
(There was a halo.)
That's why I also wanted to meet Sang Yeol.
Is Sang Yeol the celebrity of dream for both of you?
He creates the language.
I see.
He's unique.
The words he uses are different.
I heard he often reads books of poetry.
Where did you hear that?
- I heard it when we were drinking. - When you were drinking.
What Kim Hye Seong meant was...
Who? Who's Kim Hye Seong?
It's Kim Jung Hyun.
There was Reporter Kim Hye Seong.
There was MBC Reporter Kim Hye Seong.
He liked her so much. She was a female reporter.
- There was a female reporter? - Yes.
She's a beautiful reporter.
- You know... - When we were drinking...
women can drink a lot.
Did you like Kim Hye Seong?
- She's already married. - Really?
Sang Yeol likes women.
Men like women,
- and women like men. - Me too.
- What's wrong with it? - It's normal.
- I love them so much too. - Of course.
I love them so much too.
You're pretty much Prince Yeonsan.
(What does this mean?)
Who's Jang Nok Soo then?
- My goodness. - Prince Yeonsan of variety shows.
- Kim Gu Ra. - I'm jealous.
Who's Jang Nok Soo then?
MacArthur and Prince Yeonsan keep fighting.
(Prince Yeonsan versus MacArthur)
There was something Sang Yeol wanted to check...
when he meets Ki Ha.
As a man,
he is no ordinary sword.
He's a big sword.
- So... - In what way?
You know the big sword the generals carry?
You know the large sword...
that Guan Yu carries?
That's what he felt like,
- Is that it? - so I've always wanted to meet him.
(Puzzled)
He's saying he wants to go for pork skin with you.
Sounds good.
He'd probably spill.
- It's going to be fun. - He's desperate.
- That's probably it. - That's what he means.
He's just taking out a fruit knife...
to cut something.
Large swords stay quiet, you dinky.
He's trying to peel something.
He's trying to peel at least a sweet potato.
He's trying to peel at least a carrot.
The large sword is staying quiet.
You're trying to peel something with a fruit knife.
I died when he mentioned Prince Yeonsan.
Ki Ha and Jung Hyun both graduated...
Seoul National University.
Ki Ha only got 4 or 5 wrong in the exam and entered university?
I think I got 388.
- What's your major? - Sociology.
Sociology, I see.
Did you always dream of becoming a singer, but you were too smart?
When I entered Sociology, I dreamed of becoming sociologist.
But after one semester,
I realized it wasn't for me.
How many did you get wrong, Jung Hyun?
- I think I got about the same. - 388?
- About that. - What's your major?
I majored in German.
Did you dream of becoming an anchor?
- No. - It wasn't his dream.
I joined a company, then I quit.
Which company?
I worked at a steel company.
Which one?
Steel company.
I quit after a while.
How long did you work there?
Less than a year.
What was your dream when you joined German major?
I didn't have a dream.
I realized studying wasn't meant for me when I entered university.
I was on academic probation since the first semester.
You didn't have to say that.
(Thanks for your information.)
Sang Yeol suddenly said...
he wants to live like Cha Tae Hyun.
Like me?
Personally as his fan and friend,
I want him to do well.
Also, I thought people like him should last long...
for this entertainment industry to stay sound.
The last time I saw him a long ago,
and when I saw him in the waiting room,
he was still the same guy.
- Are you an officiant? - No.
By the way,
you'll be a very good officiant.
When I die, you don't need to come.
This is not good.
- He said it already. - I must say in advance.
It would take him four hours to say that.
If you're going to come,
pay me now.
Let me spend it when I'm still alive.
Pay me in advance. You don't need to come.
Sang Yeol...
- You just want the money. - Of course.
You're hilarious.
It actually means good. You're telling him to live long.
It's good and bad at the same time.
(Only the best friends can make such joke.)
You're watching Chang Ki Ha and Four Talkers...
who play with their mouths.
Let's start today's topic, "Unbelievable Special".
Sang Yeol's known as the magician of language.
- Yes. - He's the alchemist.
It's not planned,
but out of instinct?
I don't know where I got that name from.
I got the title...
- after repeating for a while. - Actually...
he was in a slump for a while,
then it's reviving now.
You had a slump, didn't you?
I did have a slump.
New born people seem to like it.
- Young people. - Young people.
- I know. - "New born."
I guess I was waiting for it.
Then luckily, it's back on again.
Do you still say, "You dribble with your tongue,"
- or "No heart in liver?" - No.
- It's changed. - Now,
if someone is funny, I say,
"You're ringing a bell with your Adam's Apple."
(Culture shock)
When singers are good, I say,
"You're a gangster in the eardrum."
You keep saying that. If it's about music,
he says, "Are you Lim Jin Mo?"
If someone speaks good English, "Are you Min Byung Chul?"
I don't say Min Byung Chul anymore.
- I say, "Are you Lee Si Won?" - "Lee Si Won."
- Depends on the generation. - Yes.
- I know better than that. - Right.
You haven't thrown out Lim Jin Mo yet, have you?
Jin Mo is still worth it.
Sang Yeol is the founder of "It makes me cry."
You said you created more words than that.
- There are quite a few. - What are they?
If someone points a finger at you,
I say, "How dare you shove a finger at me?"
- Shoving fingers? - Shoving fingers.
- I should use that. - Shoving fingers.
- Say that... - Shoving fingers.
- someone bully you. - Okay.
Why are you interrupting my life with your headlights?
- I like this one. - This one is pretty good.
- Say that you're sweating. - The broth?
There's a hot spring over there.
I say things like, "Are you Pakyon Waterfalls?"
- Yes, these are fun expressions. - I see.
- I used them back in the days. - Right.
You end up blurting out words you read in textbooks.
- That's entertaining. - I liked the waterfalls.
(He's the master of language indeed.)
By the way...
When Ki Ha writes his lyrics,
- he's known to use only Korean. - I...
I just want the lyrics to sound natural.
I wanted to write lyrics with expressions we use daily.
- You mean you use colloquial style. - Right, right.
Can you give us an example?
Surprise us with lyrics you wrote.
There's a song I wrote "Why Did You Do That"...
which sounds like I'm just talking.
- "Why Did You Do That". - "Why Did You Do That".
- The title has everything in it. - Why did you do that?
You didn't say that after listening to the song, right?
I say that very often. "Why did you do that?"
- Just like this. - That's right.
- Right. Why did you do that? - I just add...
That's the tone he takes when he talks.
- Why did you do that? - Why did you do that?
There's a melody when you say that. The pitch goes up and down.
- Why did you do that? - Why did you do that?
I used this melody.
- Why did you do that? - Here's another example.
If we were to say, "let's meet now."
"Hey, forget it. Let's meet now."
- The pitch goes down at the end. - "Let's meet now."
"Let's meet now."
(Let's meet now)
I thought it'd be nice to add a melody to that.
- He used the sentence in his song. - "Why did you do that?"
That's very impressive.
You can write melodies as long as you have lyrics.
That's right. Every sentence comes with its own unique melody.
He knows the charm of Korean really well.
- His lyrics surprise me. - I see.
Nucksal doesn't add English phrases in his songs either.
I bet hip hop songs use a lot of English.
I don't use it for the same reason.
Besides, I don't know English at all.
I can't make sentences. It's better not to use it if it's a few words.
- Same here. - In terms of delivering my lines...
I mean, my native tongue is Korean.
- You don't use, "Come on" either? - That's more natural.
"Come on."
- He's so outdated! - That's from ages ago.
- You don't use, "Drop the beat"? - "Drop the beat"?
- I used it once. - "Kick the base."
- "Kick the base." - "Hit it."
- You don't use that? - "Hit it, hit it. Do it, do it."
(Blurting out outdated expressions)
- That was from ages ago. - "Let's go all night. Hit it."
- "Hit it." - Right.
- People used these expressions. - Yes.
I'm asking if you don't use popular phrases like, "Leggo."
That's a bit out of style now.
- That fad is over. - What about, "Move your body"?
"Move your body"?
- "Move your body." - Right, right.
What about, "Shake it, everybody"?
"Do it, do it. Let's do it. Let's get it."
- "Hit it. All night long. Hit it." - Someone...
- But English has its upside. - These are from the 90s.
It comes in handy when you have to shorten the replies.
That's right. I use English when I have to get people going.
- Like when I'm a host or something. - Right, right.
- I don't include them in my lyrics. - I see.
- Especially... - I really like his raps.
Hip hop raps are from the West.
- That's right. - It originated from the US.
Even when rappers speak Korean,
- they make it sound like English. - That's right.
I'm not criticizing those rappers. Here's what bothers me.
"I'm feeling great." "Great".
- I see. - Rolling the tongue thing...
- "Great". - People do that a lot.
At some point, that has become a normal thing.
I can't still get used to that.
I'm feeling "rolenly".
I'm feeling "rolenly". Pronouncing it like that...
- We don't usually talk like that. - I want to have a drink.
(Does he talk like that in real life?)
Nucksal, you don't add meaningless swearwords in your lyrics.
Since it's a rap, and its genre, hip hop,
we end up saying violent language. Here's an example.
If something was good, we can leave it at that.
But we could say it, adding the F word in front.
Of course, we can't use that word on TV,
- but people use that a lot. - That's right.
- People use it a lot in real life. - It's like colloquial language.
- But you don't use it, correct? - That's right because...
There are other ways I can emphasize that without using the F word.
- We can use metaphors. - Let me ask you this.
Have you been selected as a rapper that moms like?
No, that has never happened.
I have a lot of nephews and nieces.
- I... - Or teachers' favorite rapper.
I'm not sure about that.
I think I probably ended up on "High School Rapper".
I have a lot of nephews and nieces.
This is what I thought about as I was recording my album.
I thought about the time when they would listen to my songs.
I didn't want them to listen to songs with a lot of swearwords...
and sing those kinds of songs.
- I tried to use nicer words. - That was the meaning behind it.
- Really? - I see.
Ki Ha, your nickname is Grammar Police.
- "Grammar Police"? - That suits him.
- Yes. - Goodness, "Grammar Police".
How strict are you?
- You mean Korean Grammar, right? - That's so cool.
Personally, I'm just very interested in Korean.
I'm very interested in the rules of spacing...
and the subject and verb agreement.
People might get the wrong idea if they hear I'm Grammar Police.
I don't point out others' mistakes.
It applies when I'm sending people messages.
I follow the rules of spacing. If I make a typo...
You never write, "Whatcha doing", right?
I can't still tolerate that.
Gosh, that...
- Does that bother you? - I mean...
I'm not criticizing people for using it. I just can't use it.
- "What's wrong witcha?" - It's not his style. That's all.
- "Witcha..." - That too?
- He is the police indeed. - He's so firm.
- You can't tolerate that. - "Witcha".
- "Super-duper job!" - I can tolerate that.
- That's been around for long. - What about this, "Okie dokie"?
- What's that? - I get it.
- "Okie dokie." - That's basically saying, "okay".
I'm not critical of other people's grammar.
I just can't allow myself to use them.
You don't use, "LOL", right? I've never used that.
- No, I use that. - Is that so?
I'm the Grammar Police.
I've never used, "LOL" or "Haha".
When you text, text messages have their own world of grammar.
- That's right. - I don't text much.
- He does use some though. - But you don't criticize others?
I don't criticize other people, but I criticize myself.
But when your agent texts you,
your agent checks the text messages through a spell checker...
- and sends it to you. - He turns on the option for that.
I've never criticized anyone for that.
But that's a precautionary measure. I would send messages to my agent.
All my messages would be grammatically correct.
If I write something that's grammatically incorrect,
I correct myself by sending another text.
I do that. I don't think this is cool.
- You just can't stand that. - Yes, I just do that.
- When it comes to grammar. - My director will really like him.
My director always emphasizes this. He created the TV show,
- "A Visit to Our Language". - That's right.
- Yes, he did produce that. - He always stresses its importance.
I think he would really like you.
- That TV program is fun to watch. - You're well-versed in it too.
Here's what bothers me the most when we talk in a group chat.
We'd be talking about ideas, and someone would type,
"Well..."
Don't you just hate this kind of messages?
If that person must get the feeling across, he must type that.
That spoiled my mood completely.
Jung Hyun thinks he got his job...
- at MBC for being eloquent. - Really?
- Really? - What did you say?
During the testing process, they gave us six words.
After 15 seconds, we had to make up a sentence...
- with those six words in it. - You have to make sense with them.
Yes, we had to make a sentence that makes sense with the words.
The keywords were "computer, kid,"
- "and traffic light". - Then...
When we had to create our own sentences, I said...
"Cafe" was another keyword. "After quitting, sitting at a cafe,"
"like a kid who has to do a hard assignment in front of a computer,"
"the traffic light in my heart couldn't make up its mind."
- I came up with this sentence. - You have to be creative.
- Right. - You have to be poetic.
Jung Hyun, we'll give you six words.
- He can take six words, at least. - Do you have the keywords?
- Here are the keywords. - Here you go, Jung Hyun.
"Coffee, Yoon Jong Shin, weather,"
- "lie, watch, and soju". - I mean, just do your best.
- Sang Yeol. - All right. Start.
He has to think for a bit.
- This is so hard. - He needs 15 seconds.
- This must be hard. - It's hard once you try it.
Go.
"Given today's weather,"
"I contemplated if I should drink soju."
(Coffee, weather, watch, Yoon Jong Shin, lie, and soju)
I can't do this.
- Seriously? - He's nervous.
- Nucksal. - I'm not sure if I'm right.
- The order doesn't make. Use them. - Okay.
- No, listen. - I'll try it.
- Nucksal. - He must get his airtime with this.
He has to, but he gave up on this.
That's his strength. He gives up easily.
He said he was eloquent.
- Knowing when to give up is better. - Why don't you try it?
Why don't you try, Nucksal?
- This is easy. Why can't he do it? - I was so surprised.
"On a great weather like an unbelievable lie, Jong Shin..."
"thought about whether to have coffee or soju."
"After looking at his watch, he decided soju was better."
(Impressed)
But it doesn't have any meaning.
- It has to be meaningful? - Then it's too hard.
How could he make it meaningful?
How could he find meaning with Jong Shin?
- Think about it. - Why could he not?
It's hard to come up with a meaning with Jong Shin in the picture.
Can't you come up with the greatest line of the century?
That's the biggest obstacle.
- Let Sang Yeol try one. - Give him new keywords.
Do you want the same set of keywords?
No, no. That set is already been tainted.
Give us new keywords.
- Don't forget the beginner's luck. - All right.
- Watch this. - "Year-end, sir, spelling,"
"rapper, announcer, and Kim Gu Ra".
- This is hard. - Kim Gu Ra.
- Is Gu Ra's name an obstacle? - This won't be easy.
I'm sure Jong Shin's name was definitely one.
All right.
That one... Goodness.
- You included "spelling". - That's a hard one.
That'll drag me down.
- Gosh. - Okay. Let's start.
- Go. - All right.
"Sir, are you done with the year-end tax adjustment?"
- You must make one sentence. - Make it long.
Every word must be in one sentence.
- In one sentence? - Of course.
- You can't split the sentence. - Exactly.
Precisely.
- That's why it was hard. - Yes, it's hard.
- Don't make it into a question. - Pardon?
I wonder he finished
- What is that? Seriously? - "I wonder he finished"
- Listen. - "I think he's done"
- Try it again. - I wonder he finished
- That's funny. Go ahead. - Did he?
- Try it one more time. - "Sir,"
"are you done with the year-end tax adjustment?"
Out!
- We'll accept that. - You...
- You know when to let things go. - Of course.
- Ki Ha. Ki Ha will try. - That's very hard.
- It's hard. - Yes, it's so hard.
He writes his lyrics. He might be good at it.
"When I said,"
"'Sir, your spelling is off even until the end of the year,'"
"Gu Ra asked I was neither a rapper or an announcer."
- He could use these words, but... - This one was good.
- this shows a side of Gu Ra. - However...
- It's not that. - I tried...
- to use his character. - Okay.
(Even in his imagination, the boss is on Gu Ra's side.)
- Jung Hyun, - Gosh, this is interesting.
do you have your own secret tip on how to ace job interviews?
- I'm a big fan of Kim Shin Young. - Okay.
She's as good as Sang Yeol.
They are a pair of two best talkers.
- They're great at conversations. - They are great indeed.
I used the way they talk as my reference.
Here's an example.
If I were to tell a story about my mother,
I would've narrate the story plainly.
I used to do that.
- I would just tell stories plainly. - I see.
But Shin Young doesn't do that.
She would start her skit right away.
- I see. Her skit. - My mom said,
"Hey, Jung Hyun, what are you doing?"
- You do that during your interview? - Yes, if I act out the stories,
I can sum up my stories when I tell them.
I think I used this tactic of their storytelling.
- You include skits in your stories. - Right.
I learned that from Shin Young.
Before MBC hired you, 10 TV stations didn't hire you as an announcer.
- Did you take the test everywhere? - I applied for almost all of them.
Tell us the stations where you took the tests.
- KBS. SBS? - I took one at KBS.
- I took the test at SBS as well. - Okay.
- And how about YTN? - No, not that one.
- I took the test at a local MBC. - I see. A local MBC.
- Busan MBC. Yeosu MBC. - And what else? Yeosu MBC.
- I took the test at JTBC as well. - JTBC.
(Observing)
He doesn't look pleased.
- No, that's not true. - I just think that...
you might be better off with handling iron than workmen at MBC.
- That's just my opinion. - I see.
Listen. Now that you're 50, you've gained insight.
- It doesn't mean he'll handle iron. - I ought to tell him my opinion.
He's been working here for 7 to 8 months now.
He shouldn't build his career in the TV industry.
- He can't remove the possibility. - That's great advice.
- I still have... - Work with iron.
- No. - a hard time talking to older men.
- I've never worked with older men. - "Older men".
- Are you all right? - Actually, I'm...
- very nervous to be here. - I see.
- Wait, did I offend you? - No, no.
- I'm not offended. - You look unhappy.
Paying attention while listening to other people is my habit.
(Excuse us, what did you say?)
- Are you serious? - Of course.
- That's his habit? - This is my first time hearing it.
- I've never heard this before. - Is that so?
- You're known to not pay attention. - No, no.
- Look up the definition of "habit". - By the way...
(He's in the habit of telling nonsense.)
Nucksal, you memorize famous quotes...
- to look pretentious. - Really?
For example, when I'm drinking with friends,
I want to tell the quotes and look cool.
I'm a rapper and write my lyrics, you know.
When I drink with a friend who's struggling, I would say,
"Hey, do you know defeatism in literature?"
"There's this guy called Dazai Osamu."
- "He wrote 'No Longer Human'." - He can talk without stopping.
"Anyway, he wrote that book when Japan was defeated and collapsed."
"Literature bloomed when things were the hardest."
"When you overcome this time of struggling."
"you can make that into art." Just like this.
I can just try to cheer him on,
but I include Dazai Osamu.
- For instance... - Right.
He's one of us.
(Happy to see his peer)
You should join me when I go meet Lee Dong Jin.
(Lee Dong Jin, the film critic)
You can't stutter when you mention Dazai Osamu.
- It's as if I rehearsed it. - Exactly.
- Smooth as unwinding a tape. - That's right.
- Actually... - When you mention his name,
I bet your friend is impressed more.
- That gives me credibility. - Right, right.
- That reference trumps my words. - But...
Actually, people like him and me...
want the search engines to disappear.
- People keep on finding out. - Because they search things up?
Gosh, I was the only one who knew about that.
It was disappointing.
(It's hard to act knowledgeable these days.)
This is about Ki Ha's music.
There are times that you're inspired by people on variety shows...
- Ki Ha is... - and write songs based on that?
Some of the TV hosts...
Their pronunciations are really good.
I like hosts who can sound entertaining.
For instance, I like the way Gu Ra talks on shows.
His pronunciation is great, right?
It's because his tone rises and falls.
- I'll give you an example. - It's a battle of tones on TV.
- I agree. - Right.
(What's this arrogance?)
- Come on. Let him finish. - But he's not humble.
For instance,
you could've just talked flatly,
but he goes, "What was that?"
I'm happy that you acknowledge it.
I released a song in my second album called, "A Sort of Relationship".
It goes like this. "You and I, you and I"
- There's a song like that. - I remember.
When I wrote that song, I was influenced...
by Yu Jae Seok and Choi Yang Rak.
- "A Sort of Relationship". - They talk like that.
Both of them...
- drag it out if it's important. - That's true.
When it's not important, they sum it up really short.
Let's say that I'm Jae Seok.
"All right. I apologize for saying stuff like this."
"But you, viewers..." This is how he'd carry on.
The first part he said wasn't important.
That's why I wanted to stress the lyrics,
"You and I".
- That's very important. - It is indeed.
There's another line that goes,
- "It's a bit hard to say this" - I see your point.
- Yang Rak rushes unimportant stuff. - That's true.
"So..."
- He would slow it down then. - "So I was..."
"But you know what? Yesterday, I was..."
- This is their tone. - He'd rush that part.
- He drags out the funny parts. - That's right.
That must be why...
it's pleasing to listen to his songs.
Gosh, thank you.
- It's music for adults. - Right.
- Music for adults? - I mean it.
- Music for adults. - He's like...
the teacher in music industry.
There's a lot you can learn from him.
Why don't you say he's Kim Bong Geon among musicians?
That's outdated.
(That's outdated.)
(He only uses recent references.)
In the beginning of Ki Ha's career,
in order to uphold his musical reputation and authenticity,
he turned down offers to be in commercials.
In 2009, our band released our 1st album.
It was considered a success.
"Cheap Coffee" and "Moon Is Rising"...
- That's right. - became big hits.
It's safe to say I got commercial offers for every kind of product.
But I was a bit scared.
We were just a small independent band.
If we film all the commercials and star on all the variety shows,
we thought that we would lose...
all of our uniqueness and disappear...
in the midst of this macro-pop culture.
We turned down all the offers.
We kept getting offers,
so I told my label that...
if I got an offer for a product that I really enjoy...
- using in real life, I'd do it. - You'd do it then.
But I like drinking.
The label told me I got an offer for beer commercial.
- The beer commercial? - Yes.
- We have two major beer companies. - It's either C or H.
Did the company you like offer you?
Say that I liked Company A's beer,
- It was an offer from Company B. - Company B offered me the gig.
- I turned it down. - Gosh, he's so real.
- That would be lying. - That's a torture.
(He's loyal to his preference.)
But thinking back,
doing that one wouldn't have hurt.
(He regrets it rather late.)
Ki Ha, you filmed a fabric softener commercial recently.
- I suppose you like that product. - I guess so.
Of course. But after that incident,
I sort of gave up on that principle.
(Profits are more important than principles.)
I have a song called, "The Smell's Gone".
- Were you targeting the commercial? - "The Smell's Gone".
- Was that a metaphor for love? - Was it for the detergent?
- No, I meant it literally. - That's right. Yes, yes.
- Actually, - Okay.
I ate fermented skate that time.
I sprayed the fabric softener on the jacket I wore that day.
I left it for a day, but it still smelled.
I left it for two days, but it was the same.
When I left it for three days,
the smell was gone.
- Thus, the title. - "The Smell's Gone".
That's how I wrote that song.
(His lyrics are based on his experience.)
But it can't take three days. The smell should be gone instantly.
- But it was fermented skate. - That's right.
- Sometimes, it lasts a week. - I see.
- You've changed now. - But...
- I released the song two years ago. - Okay.
I wasn't fishing for commercials.
I did think that it wouldn't be weird if I got an offer for it.
But I didn't get any offers then.
Then could you sing a snippet of your song, "The Smell's Gone"?
The smell of meat, gone
The smell of fish
- This is a commercial song. - Gone
- He went for it. - The smell of kimchi jjigae
Didn't you write the song for the commercial?
- No, I didn't. - But listen.
- Hear me out. - Excuse me.
Ki Ha set this up. He set it up.
- To say you wrote this... - This is willful negligence.
- with a pure heart... - This is willful negligence.
Once you hear the whole song, you'll know it wasn't for the ad.
- I see. - It's a sad song.
Is it sad because you ate it with your girlfriend,
- but the smell is gone? - Yes, it's that analogy.
- You do get over someone. - Okay.
- That's the story about. - Hey,
he's very good at being your aide.
I'm a huge fan.
Nucksal took good care of a sixth grader...
on "Show Me the Money 6".
You got a new nickname, Mother Nucksal.
- His name is Jo Woo Chan. - Yes, Woo Chan.
Last year, he was in sixth grade.
He was young and had a small build.
- He was pretty good. - He did well...
when even other adult rappers were struggling to perform.
I tried my best to take better care of him.
I tried that.
Rumor has it that...
you were always on standby to make good stories about you.
You're trying to become Yu Jae Seok among hip hop artists.
I thought if I start now, they would help me greatly in the future.
- I need to do well in the present. - That's true.
There's a photo at a jjajangmyeon restaurant.
With the photo,
people commented that I was kind and took good care of him.
It looked artificial.
It's a photo of me wiping the sauce on Woo Chan's mouth.
I did that because...
Woo Chan was so mature for his age.
When I was observing him, I thought if he didn't...
get the sauce on his mouth,
- he couldn't have been that young. - Okay.
- I was thinking that in my head. - You planned it then.
I mean, he was too mature.
- You even thought about that. - But...
- You didn't force it, right? - No, no.
I didn't go that far.
I didn't plan it that far.
Personally, I was curious if he would be messy or not.
But he did get messy.
I thought he was a kid after all then.
- Sang Yeol, you get messy, right? - It was nice of you.
- With what? - The sauce.
I put on a bib.
Here's what I think.
I don't see this as a sad thing, per se.
- I don't think so at all. - Here's why.
Once you reach my age...
Well, there are some people who are older than I am.
It's only right to accept your age and live your life.
I say this all the time.
Around our age, it is only natural for us...
to take medication for our blood pressure.
- I agree. - Our health is bound to go down.
Our bodies are the same as the cars.
In order to drive for 50 years,
think of all the hard effort we made.
- We drove for 500,000km. - Exactly.
If one of the side-view mirrors breaks down, get a new one.
If we can't hear well, we can use the hearing aid.
You've led a tough life, you know.
I've been driving a dump truck.
I think the mileage for your car is 500,000km,
but you've been on rough terrains.
- Of course. That's what I meant. - But...
After living my life,
I just think I did well.
That's part of life, you know.
- You're... - Okay.
venting a lot today.
I didn't vent.
You're like a knife. Stop carving me.
- You have a big fish here. - "Knife"?
- Hey, you insignificant fish. - Yes, I'm insignificant.
I attack everyone.
I thought you were a catfish, but it turns out you're a bullhead.
- I'm always like this. - You're such a small fry.
- You have to cook it. - Hear me out.
This is the difference between Sang Yeol and me.
A long time ago, we used to drink a lot together.
Whenever we hung out and talked, we never had anything in common.
- This is how he talks. - It's always been that way?
- When we meet, I don't drink. - You two... Okay.
That's why I end up spending more time with Kyung Hwan.
(He's mentioned again.)
- You three can't hang out anymore. - Right, right.
- They can't hang out together. - That's what's been happening.
- Listen. - It's very evident they can't.
Even Kyung Hwan told me that...
he felt there was a wall whenever he talked to Sang Yeol.
He mentioned that it was easier to talk to me than him.
- If you three can't hang out... - You know what?
Back in the days, Sang Yeol and Kyung Hwan were best friends.
- They were really tight. - Where were you then, Gu Ra?
I was just watching them.
I didn't think they would last long.
They were jealous of each other.
I knew they would break apart soon.
Gosh, what am I going to do with this jackknife?
- My gosh. - He's such a small fry.
- Did it change? - He keeps on clipping me.
You're sharp like nail clippers.
- You're no knife, but clippers. - Listen.
- My friend... - Put it away.
My friend is...
- He's... - Bite your tongue.
- making today show entertaining. - Keep your tongue still.
- He's making me a funny guy today. - Stop it.
We started with my story about Woo Chan.
Why does every story end with Kyung Hwan?
- TV shows are a living thing. - Exactly.
(It branches out as if it's alive.)
Jung Hyun is a new recruit, but he never answers the phone...
no matter how many times the phone rings at his office.
That's true. Sometimes,
each production department...
wants to check if their use of a word is correct or not.
They would call our department to check time to time.
Even if I answer the phone, I wouldn't be able to answer it.
- Because you don't know? - That's why.
- It's because he doesn't know. - They call to ask questions.
- That's why. - And I'm scared that I might...
- give them wrong information. - That's understandable.
- He does it on purpose. - I don't answer it on purpose.
I see.
After this episode airs, I think you can answer the phone.
When you tell them your name,
- they'll ask for someone else. - Yes, they might do that.
"This guy doesn't know anything."
(This new recruit's spelling isn't that advanced.)
It seems like you tutored a lot of students, Jung Hyun.
- You're Mr. Kim in Gwangjang-dong. - Yes.
- Did you teach in Gwangjang-dong? - Did you tutor high school seniors?
- There's Sunhwa Arts High School. - Right.
Moms from that area were very happy with my work.
I was good at flattering and being friendly with them.
- You were friendly. - They were quite taken with me.
- Did you tutor a lot of students? - Yes.
You and I both majored in English. You must've taught them English.
I taught English to a lot of students.
- I bet you were popular. - I bet he was.
- Moms thought I looked trustworthy. - High school seniors...
But even though I was popular,
that didn't mean I did my best when I was teaching them.
Getting the students' interest was important.
I would watch movies in English together.
We'd study the captions together.
- You just watched movies with them. - Yes, I did.
We studied the captions too.
- That's how I taught. - Goodness, well done. Well done.
(Joking)
- You watched movies. - Did your students go to college?
- Yes, I produced good results. - You did?
Luckily, people recommended me, so I always had students to teach.
(A good teacher, Mr. Kim from Gwangjang-dong)
Nucksal, after you decided to join "Show Me the Money 6",
the first thing you did was getting a Husband Shot.
- The Groom Shot. - The Groom Shot.
- What's that? - What is it?
- Let me explain. - Is it like a vitamin shot?
You'd get this shot for your face.
It was some kind of a face lift.
- Men get it when getting married. - There is such a thing?
I have three older sisters.
My third sister was about to get married.
She strongly recommended my getting one.
She made the reservation for me in advance.
She told me that there was a face lift...
- grooms got before the wedding. - That's how it happened.
It was as if I had gotten stung by the bees.
They injected it about 20 times around my face.
Then I would look like I've been stung.
In two days, the swelling goes down.
- Then it lifts your facial muscles. - Is that why your skin is smooth?
No, it only lasts for 6 months. It's been over 1 year since then.
Right now, my muscles have been sagging.
Your hands are so pretty too. I was so surprised.
- Thank you. - You didn't have a hard life.
Right.
Nucksal, is the hat your trademark?
I'm losing my hair on my forehead after I reached my 30s.
My hair on my forehead looks like Bruce Willis' hair in "Die Hard".
- Really? - The first one.
It's not severe,
but my father's hair looks like Bruce's in "Die Hard 3".
(My father's hair looks like Bruce's in "Die Hard 3".)
- Yours is in the first "Die Hard"? - My goodness.
- Is it M-shaped? - You're filming "Die Hard".
- It's not big. - Is it small?
It looks like the beginning of the canal construction.
- Is it the one in "Armageddon"? - "Armageddon"?
- I have a bit more than that. - Is that so?
(Cut me some slack.)
During Ki Ha's preliminary interview,
he told a story that involved Seo Taiji.
He told the staff that Seo Taiji respected him.
During Ki Ha's preliminary interview,
he told a story that involved Seo Taiji.
He told the staff that Seo Taiji respected him.
You bragged about it.
- Yes, that deserves some bragging. - Of course.
- He could respect Ki Ha's songs. - Let me explain.
Were you his fan when you were in school?
Actually,
I was old enough to be someone's fan for the first time in life.
- I was his fan for the first time. - Seo Taiji.
- It's a recent song I released. - Okay.
In the middle of the song,
I added lyrics to pay homage by using a part...
- of "You, In the Fantasy". - It must be your favorite.
I was going to sing the part,
but I thought about...
using the part from the original song.
- Then I needed his approval. - Okay.
After asking around, I sent him an email.
I asked him if I could take a sample from his song.
- Did he reply? - Yes.
Since he respects me as a musician,
he wrote back...
that I could do whatever I wanted and make the song really cool.
I thought it was hard to approach him,
but he was really kind in his reply.
That's when you felt the approachable side of him?
- You said... - No, it comes after this.
I gathered my courage...
and thanked him for letting me sample his song.
I wrote that I would like to meet him one day.
I wrote that I would very much like to have a conversation.
I asked when he'd be available.
- He replied back again. - Okay.
He wrote, "I'm on a long-term stay abroad."
- I see. He made a pun. - "A long-term stay".
- I realized he was approachable. - He hasn't changed.
(He's approachable.)
- You mean he's witty. - "A long-term stay".
Yes, he is.
His pun was quite impressive. "A long-term stay".
- "A long-term stay". - Was he grammatically correct?
- Of course not. - No.
(Of course, it was wrong.)
Sang Yeol, you won this award at the Entertainment Awards.
- I've never heard of this award. - Okay.
- It was Experimental Spirit Award. - Yes.
- What did you do to win this award? - SBS has a lot of witty awards.
When I was working at SBS,
I was in a lot of TV shows that held experiments.
For example, I went to this place.
In that sauna,
there was a hot tub where they put pumpkin porridge in.
- The pumpkin porridge? - Yes.
- The porridge replaced the water. - With the porridge?
- It was filled with porridge. - Pumpkin porridge?
- You dipped your body in there? - Yes.
- I was informed that my skin... - Really?
would become softer when I stayed there for 50 minutes.
Pumpkin porridge was in it?
- I'm sure... - I'm serious.
they just added pumpkins.
- They must've been water in it. - No, it was like a pumpkin field.
When I went in there, it was thick like mud.
(It was really a pumpkin porridge tub.)
(He does indeed have the experiment spirit.)
Because of that, SBS made an award to commend my experimental spirit.
- What was the name of the show? - Take my word for it.
I don't remember.
(I don't remember.)
(He got rid of his humiliating history.)
You had to go through a lot to film one segment,
but that didn't air because it was embarrassing to mankind.
When I asked where we'd meet for the shoot,
the producer told me to come to Gwacheon and only wear...
a short sleeve-shirt and shorts.
- I went to the zoo. - My goodness.
There were a mother "oramutan"...
- and a baby "oramutan". - Okay.
The baby "oramutan" was barely two months old.
- It's pronounced "orangutan". - Right, right.
I used my tongue for 50 years. It doesn't move anymore.
- Okay. - Okay.
- That's why I'm telling you. - The mom and baby were separated.
The mother orangutan is standing there like there.
The producer gave the orangutan a banana.
"Can a man take away the banana..."
"from an orangutan who can blow a punch..."
- "as heavy as 1t?" - I see.
We ran the experiment then.
So the mother orangutan was eating the banana in the cage.
She was sensitive as her baby...
- was separated from her. - Of course.
While she was eating the banana, I took it away from her.
She moved so fast.
She reached out her hand and grabbed my hair even before I knew.
And then she started shaking my head...
as if my head was a jegi or a duster,
- and she was cleaning the ground. - Really?
- Right. - But somehow...
I was surprised how I tried to survive instinctively.
I swung my arm, and she was hit.
- So she let go of me. - I see.
- Can we find the footage? - Of course we can't.
I barely managed to get out.
I glanced at the mother orangutan's hand.
Oh, my. It looked as if she was holding a wig.
She pulled out that much hair.
However, when we make a TV show,
if the cast look pitiful, we can't air that part.
So my part wasn't aired.
- And after that, - You looked too pitiful.
I had a peanut peeling match with a monkey in Iksan.
When I peeled only 3 peanuts, the monkey peeled 100 peanuts.
The producer angrily said, "Is there anything you're good at?"
"How could you lose to a monkey?"
Back then, a human losing to a monkey was unacceptable.
So it wasn't aired.
I have a lot more stories like this.
- Sang Yeol, - That's right.
- you told us three stories. - Yes.
- I think the peanut story... - My goodness.
- is enough. - Are you in charge of editing?
- The staff will made the decision. - I think that's enough.
You should focus on hosting the show.
- That's your job. - All right. Editing...
You have no idea how hard it was to make the stories interesting.
Jung Hyun has been an announcer for only seven months,
but he's working so busily on a news show, a variety show,
a sports show, and a radio show.
MBC considers him as a rising star.
Right. I thought the same thing,
but being on this show,
I think they might be wrong.
Did we affect his confidence that much?
However, the announcers at MBC took an anonymous popularity vote,
and Jung Hyun was ranked first.
It wasn't a popularity vote. We did a survey...
for the year-end party.
And I was chosen as the person who will most likely...
have left MBC five years later.
- So... - They're very insightful.
Right.
Jung Hyun has been taking lessons despite his busy schedule,
but it turns out he's been taking singing lessons.
Yes. I've been taking the lessons for two months.
I guess he's preparing to be a variety show host.
No. It's for my personal satisfaction.
I just want to sing well.
- What song are you learning? - I'm learning YB's song.
- Well... - Could you sing a little bit?
(On the ridge of a distant mountain)
(He continues singing.)
My teacher told me to use my nose in this part.
(Time tells me)
I was told that it helps to sing high notes.
Why don't you find another teacher?
Like this.
- Does it really help? - It really helps me.
This is why I like Ki Ha's songs.
- They don't have many high notes. - He sings songs that I can sing.
- I think his songs suit you. - Right.
- I couldn't memorize the lyrics... - His songs are not easy to sing.
of his new song.
- So I wrote down the lyrics. - Give it a try.
I noticed some of his habits.
While looking at the camera,
he moves like this.
It's not that this is my path
- What was it? I'll do it again. - You should know it.
I'm grateful, but I hope he'll do well.
It's not that I know this is my path
- I'm sorry. - "It's not that I chose".
(It's not that I chose this path)
(I'm following the path because it is there in front me)
Like this.
(This is how Ki Ha sings the song.)
I haven't learned how to dance yet.
Just focus on singing without dancing.
Don't do the dance like this.
- Put the note on the table. - You're helping me a lot.
- I'll hold it for him. - Okay.
I've never helped anyone else like this before.
- That's right. - You can do it.
- It's my new song. - It's his new song.
- Is this your new song? - Yes.
(He pulls himself together and tries again.)
(It's not that I chose this path)
(He looks down at the note.)
Hey, go out and get some fresh air. Get some fresh air.
(His impersonation only scarred everyone.)
He does his own makeup and put pads on his shoulders.
Did you put pads on your shoulders?
Well, yes. My shoulders are slightly sloped.
- They look like this. - I see.
- It doesn't make me look good. - So are there pads in your jacket?
I've seen thin pads that you can put inside your jacket.
- Oh, I see. - My gosh.
- You put tissues? - Your shoulders really are sloped.
You should've put some more.
- It's enough to fix the shape. - He put tissues in there.
- When Gook Jin and I debuted, - I shouldn't have told you this.
we wore jackets with padded shoulders.
- Right. - Back then, it was common.
And jackets were long enough to cover the hips.
Comedian Kim Kyung Min always put pads on his shoulders.
Kyung Min's shoulders looked like graves.
He used very thick pads.
It made me feel like I should bow.
He's like your ancestor comedian.
Nail Clipper, take a break.
You paused for a moment.
He used to respond right away.
I was thinking about something else.
You couldn't think of anything smaller than a nail clipper, right?
- It wasn't like that. - He paused for a moment.
I didn't pause.
You should've said it right away.
It's understandable to pause for 0.5 seconds.
(It made him stay alert.)
Sang Yeol is famous as a heavy drinker.
- 70 glasses of soju beer cocktail. - No. That's not true.
- I used to drink that much. - Anyway,
you have your own drinking rules to avoid hangover.
- When I was younger, - Right.
and my liver was much healthier than it is now...
- My liver... - You can drink 20 glasses now.
- I can still drink 20 glasses. - I see.
However, many people eat soup to cure hangover...
the day after they drink.
But my own rule for hangover...
is to starve myself for 12 hours after drinking.
If I drink until 10pm, I don't eat anything for 12 hours...
until 10am next morning including the time I sleep.
That's something you would say on "The King of Thumbs".
- I've never told this on that show. - Oh, I see.
- Why? - I see.
- You're keen on health issues. - You can't...
think of any funny comments since "Nail Clipper".
- You're out of ideas. - That's not true.
Do you still carry East Asian stripe maple tea in a big bottle with you?
Yes, I always carry this tea with me.
- East Asian stripe maple? - What's this?
East Asian stripe maple.
This tea is known to revive even a dead liver.
You talk about health issues a lot.
Is it better than oriental raisin tea?
Oriental raisin tea is like the youngest child...
while this tea is like the oldest one.
- It's that good. - Yes. To put it simply, it is.
What are the health benefits of this tea?
- It's good for liver health. - Liver?
- It's a folk remedy. - Not drinking would be better.
- Of course it's better. - It'd be better if I didn't drink.
But I can't stop drinking.
- So instead... - Have you ever eaten cicada larva?
I haven't reached that level yet.
Cicada larva is the best cure for the liver.
I don't think I need to eat cicada larva yet.
I should quit drinking if I need it.
- It'd be a hassle. This is easy. - Cicada larva is good.
Cicada larva has been medically verified.
You're telling something you'd hear on "The King of Thumbs".
I wanted to give people useful information.
You're not Heo Cham.
(Gu Ra's love for cicada larva didn't help him in the end.)
After having a drink, Sang Yeol took leftover hangover soup...
to his house for his dog, but he ate it next morning.
- I admit it. - My goodness.
- I often take leftover food home. - Mungchi?
For example, I take chicken bones home after eating chicken.
I give half to Mungchi.
I put the other half in ramyeon...
or manila clam soup. It makes the soup a bit greasy.
- It tastes so good. - I once had a drink...
- with Sang Yeol before. - That's right.
- He packed the leftover food. - That's right.
I thought you were going to give it to your dog.
Well... We can share food.
I've been living with Mungchi for 13 years.
- She's my family. - Right.
Dogs are amazing.
When I go home after drinking,
Mungchi knows that I'm drunk even before smelling me.
- She knows you had a drink? - Yes. This is how.
She can tell I had a drink by hearing my footsteps,
so she stays in her house.
- She doesn't come out. - Yes.
- Dogs are that smart. - Really?
- And... - She's like your wife.
Yes. She's like my wife.
She's like GREE's mom to me.
- However... - We got divorced.
We got divorced.
It was a force of habit.
- That's nonsense. - He...
- won't get divorced. - You met her only a few times.
(Sang Yeol said it unconsciously.)
I'm grateful for her the most...
when she comes up to me when I'm feeling fine,
and smells my knees or ankles.
Then the next day or the day after,
- the part she smelled hurts. - Does it hurt?
- She's like my doctor. - She's incredible.
- She can see the problem. - She's like his wife.
"Be careful."
I should book an appointment with Mungchi when I don't feel well.
Sure. Visit me to Songdo some time.
(I'll examine you.)
- Nucksal. - Yes.
You ate beef heart with soju when you were in your 20s,
but when you had a drink with Ki Ha not long ago,
you tried an unusual dish for the first time.
Yes. It was my first time.
Pork tail.
- Pork tail. Right? - Tail?
- Do people eat pork tail? - I've never heard of it.
They sell it at restaurants.
How do you eat it?
- Isn't it cut and grilled? - That's right.
- They cook it like pork feet. - Grilled?
They boil it in broth just as people cook port feet...
- and then grill it over charcoal. - I saw a restaurant with that menu.
I bet it has a bone.
- No. - There is.
They remove the bone before cooking it.
No. They serve it as it is.
- So do you eat it like this? - No.
- Most people imagine it very thin. - Right.
- Is it thick? - You know ox bone, right?
It's a little thinner than ox bone.
- It's quite thick. - Yes.
It's the best dish...
among all the dishes I've tried with soju until now.
- It's the best. - Where can I try it?
- It's in Hannam-dong. - I see.
What kind of sauce...
do you eat it with? The sauce for entrails?
They serve it with this sauce made with soy sauce...
- and vegetables including chives. - I see.
- You dip it in the sauce lightly. - It looks like...
- little tripe. - It makes me crave soju.
They cut the port tail into pieces that are this big...
- and then grill it. There's a bone. - There's a bone in it.
I think it's less greasy than beef tripe.
It's completely different from beef tripe.
It just looks like beef tripe.
It must be a little tough.
- No. It's very tender. - No.
It's more like gelatin.
There's a bone inside the meat.
It's pretty. It's different from pork rind.
I've never heard of pork tail.
I'm going to have a drink in Hannam-dong tonight.
Right. Activate your liver.
- My goodness. - Let it work.
(Sang Yeol's liver is activated.)
Your liver isn't working right now, right?
To appear on Radio Star,
I didn't drink for five days.
It's true.
- But you're still drinking the tea? - Of course.
Are you drinking this even though you drank five days ago?
Worry about your comments.
Instead of helping me out.
(Laughing)
I'm so sick of him.
- Jung Hyun is going through... - You never drink without food?
a hard time on his first appearance.
Go out and eat some food.
(He's been clingy all day.)
Eat some pork tail.
(I'll buy you pork tail next time.)
Sang Yeol, do you say only one word when you drink?
My friends and I like to keep it simple...
when we have a drink together.
And we don't talk much.
The number of words we use...
less than 20.
If someone uses more than 20 words,
we tell him to leave.
We say he's too talkative...
- because we... - Isn't that too harsh?
- Are you exaggerating it? - We have...
so many things to talk about when we're sober.
So we don't want to talk about work when we drink.
That's why we don't talk much while drinking.
Do you guys just eat without talking?
- While drinking, - He said they say a few words.
we say, "Are you okay? Are you tired?"
"Do you want to leave now?" Things like this.
- I see. - We say only things like that.
- And we make it even simpler... - So there's no conversation.
and use only one word.
"Do." Then you have to drink.
- "Do"? - "Do drink."
That means "Drink up."
- You still use that word. - Of course.
"Hey. Sit down and do a drink."
Like this.
- He uses the word like this. - As in "get some fresh air"?
- I don't even know. Don't ask. - We just made it up.
We use that word...
like our secret code.
"Tae Hyun, did you do the wrap-up party yesterday?"
That means "Did you have a wrap-up party?"
"Gu Ra, it seems you're doing a lot of shows."
It means "You host a lot of shows."
"What are you talking about?"
(He pretends he doesn't know.)
Oh, gosh. You...
He always act as an obstacle.
- He's been like this all his life. - Why didn't you play along with it?
- Gosh. Seriously. - His specialty is digging a hole.
So someone will fall in the hole.
That's enough, Gu Ra.
Let doctor fish like us keep our jobs too.
So it's like the word "thingy".
Yes. Exactly.
I understand that, but would you also talk like that to a woman?
"I do you."
Like this.
I don't talk like that to a woman I just met.
I know. Would you confess your love to a woman you know well,
"I do you."
- No. I wouldn't do that. - You wouldn't?
That's just ridiculous.
- Let's do this story. - Right.
Gook Jin, you did well.
- It's time for us do here. - Okay.
Ki Ha, did Nucksal...
turn your house upside down when you weren't even home?
Something unbelievable happened.
When I drink with my friends,
I tend to have another drink with them at my place.
That day, I drank with many people including Nucksal,
- but only he came to my house. - It was my first time to go there.
- You two are close friends. - Yes.
I was so drunk and sleepy.
I told him to go home...
and went to bed in my room.
I woke up because I heard something from a distant.
I saw the light in the bathroom was turned on.
I also heard him sighing.
I opened the door and saw him...
sitting on the toilet.
I asked what was wrong.
He said the toilet was clogged.
The toilet was clogged?
So I said, "I can just unclog it."
While I was unclogging it, he paced around the house.
- He said he lost his watch. - I lost my watch.
However, it was an expensive watch from "R" brand.
- I see. - It's an expensive watch.
It starts with "Rol".
He didn't find his watch,
- but I had to go out for work. - He went to Taiwan.
I told him to stay to find his watch and left home.
Then he asked me for my address.
I asked why,
and he said, "I think I have to remove and reinstall the toilet."
- Oh, you dropped it in there. - He texted me...
1 or 2 hours later.
- "Ki Ha, I found it." - That's a relief.
- He found it in there. - Really?
The watch wasn't flushed away.
- If... - Considering the size of a watch...
The head alone was this big.
- It was a very expensive watch. - It was a big one.
I bought it as a gift for myself when I first earned money.
- It's too expensive to flush. - That's right.
- It could've been a disaster. - So...
This story is related to another story.
Ki Ha called me with excitement.
He said, "I started drinking at 1pm."
"You should come since you clogged my toilet."
(He almost threatened him.)
"The toilet wasn't reinstalled in the same spot."
"It's sealed differently."
"The bathroom tile is cracked."
"How can I face my landlady?"
I stopped drinking the next day.
- It was the last drink you had. - He wanted a big party.
Since it was my drink,
I wanted to as many friends as I can.
- Some of them didn't show up. - Do you always avoid drinking...
for one month until your concert?
No. I don't usually do that.
But my upcoming concert...
is to finish up the past 10 years of my band.
So I decided not to drink for 40 days before the concert,
so I can perform in the best condition.
Jung Hyun, when you dance in a club, do people around you...
walk away from you one by one?
Well, yes. I used to...
I don't go to a club often now,
but I used to go to a club quite often.
I prefer a club where they play loud, exciting music.
In clubs, I always see...
I'm sorry to say this. People in clothes like his...
- Hip hop clothes. - always...
- dance like this. - Hip hop dance.
They keep hitting me with their chins.
- Really? - They hit you with their chins?
- Some people move that much. - They must be excited.
- No way. That can't be true. - It's true.
- It looks like a chicken movement. - It's true. Some people...
- really dance like this. - You look like a chicken.
But that type of dance...
doesn't suit my style.
My dance move is different.
- How do you dance? - Like this.
Show us how you dance.
- He prepared a lot. - It's not that.
I don't need much space.
- How do you dance? Show us now. - I don't like taking up much space.
I dance like this.
(Wiggling)
(It's a weird dance move we've never seen before.)
To loud, exciting music?
Yes. I dance like this.
As I keep dancing like this,
I get more space around me naturally...
because people walk away from me.
(Cheerful)
Jung Hyun, after you joined MBC,
you blacked out at the training for new employees.
And you found out you did funny acts.
I'm not sure, but apparently I did.
The announcers, who joined MBC in the same year as me, filmed me.
In fact,
- I'm very different when I'm drunk. - I see.
I'm acting normal right now, but...
How much worse are things going on this show...
than you expected?
(MBC newbie)
If your expectation is 100,
is the actual result 30 out of 100?
- No. Less than that. - 20?
- I can see that. - In fact,
- it's not going well at all. - We evaluated you.
- I don't think he's... - It's bad.
not that unreasonable.
It seems that things aren't going well for him.
- No. He's doing well. - However,
- he doesn't have to be pressured. - That's right.
You look bubbly and nice.
I actually have a question for Sang Yeol.
When you just made your debut,
were you the same as you are now?
I don't answer a question like that.
(I don't answer a question like that.)
Why do you want to know that?
I wonder if other people get nervous like me at first.
- I wanted to know if he also... - I see.
- Anyone gets nervous at first. - Of course.
- got nervous as a newcomer. - Who wouldn't be nervous?
It's the same for everyone.
You just have to go over the hills one by one.
It's nothing when you look back after some time.
It's like a cough.
It's nothing.
(He's touched by the warm advice.)
Jung Hyun...
has gone out with a Thai woman.
In fact, I have met women from many different countries...
other than Thailand.
The way he tells his stories...
is similar to the producer who came on the show before.
- That's right. - Right.
- I hope he'll do well. - Go on.
I predict a similar outcome though.
I met a Thai woman.
When she came to Korea on a business trip,
we met at a restaurant, and I gave her directions.
That's how we exchanged out phone numbers.
We parted after that...
and became out of touch.
However, two years later,
I went on a trip to Bangkok with my friend.
And I ran into her on the street.
It was hard to believe.
I was so surprised.
I said hi.
Then she...
looked at my friend and said,
"When I met him two years ago,"
"he was shiny..."
"and had no wrinkles."
"Now he's old..."
"and have wrinkles on his face."
"What happened to him?"
- I see. - You understood what I said, right?
- Of course. - Okay.
She said that. So we...
That's the end of the story.
(Dropping)
We didn't talk so long.
That was totally unexpected.
Your story telling style is really unique though.
(The mysterious world)
Jung Hyun's house...
looks nice only from outside just like himself.
- Well, yes. - Do you live alone?
- Yes. I've been living alone... - "Just like himself"?
You know that you're peculiar, right?
- Am I peculiar? Can you tell? - Isn't he peculiar?
- I... - Do you think you're ordinary?
Everyone here is very unique.
- So I felt like a viewer. - No. You're unique too.
I like your uniqueness.
Your house looks nice only from outside? What does it mean?
Well... I...
do my own makeup.
I do everything on my own.
But actually, I haven't showered in a few days.
- You haven't showered? - He hasn't showered?
(Pardon? What did you say?)
- I didn't take a shower yesterday. - Why?
I didn't have time to take a shower. That's all.
What I meant is that same goes for my house.
(The vibe of the universe is spreading fast.)
- That's what I meant. - Gosh.
- Shall I splash water on you? - Why would he say...
that he didn't take a shower?
- Why would he say that? - You see,
I can finally see that.
- Jung Hyun... - I don't know what's going on.
isn't nervous or daunted.
He's simply unique.
He... Isn't he unique?
He has his own world.
- He has his own unique style. - He's consistent too.
His stories are connected to each other like a mind map.
Such a promising announcer joined MBC.
It feels like a thriller movie, not a variety show.
(It's so suspenseful.)
Exactly.
It's even more surprising because he's an announcer.
(Everyone traveled in space thanks to him.)
Ki Ha is called Grammar Police.
Just like your nickname,
you become interested in a woman who writes...
grammatically perfect sentences for a text message.
- Not many people do that. - Even when I...
send a text message with grammatically correct sentences,
most people don't say anything about it,
or feel uncomfortable about it.
It's either one or the other.
But in case of this person,
she pointed it out...
and said, "You are one unique man."
She didn't care about grammar,
but she started to write messages without grammatical errors.
And her sentences were perfect.
(Her sentences were perfect.)
And that made her look attractive.
But I heard you prefer...
a woman with a pretty face.
- Still, the most important thing... - A pretty face matters more, right?
Grammar can't beat that.
Even if a woman knows so much about grammar...
So the grammar is the second most important, right?
- Grammar... - The second most important?
Is there anyone who's so pretty her grammatical errors don't matter?
I don't know.
I haven't seen anyone like that yet.
(He refuses to say which one is more important.)
Sang Yeol doesn't even remember when he last met a woman.
That's true. I can't remember clearly.
Noh Sa Yeon promised you...
- she's find a woman for you... - Yes.
when she opens a match making company.
But she hasn't called you for years.
- Did she open the company? - Yes, she did.
She's running the company with Lee Mu Song.
However, Mu Song and Sa Yeon said...
that Sang Yeol is picky. It's their choice of word.
- No. I'm not picky. - I see.
- Sa Yeon told me... - I...
that she called you out to introduce someone to you...
when she was hosted a radio show with you, so you went there.
But you were too quiet.
She told me that story.
So if you deny it, I will think she lied to me.
It wasn't like that.
- Her match making company... - You're being aggressive.
(He prevented Sang Yeol from making an excuse.)
I do remember that Sa Yeon tried to find a woman for me...
when she and I were hosting a radio show together.
However, as Gu Ra must know,
I'm not the type of man who talks much in front of a woman.
I think it'd be better if you met someone naturally.
- Yes. I'd feel more comfortable. - You know...
the popular show, "Taste of Love", right?
"Taste of Celebrity"?
- "Taste of Love". - It's not "Taste of Celebrity".
My goodness.
Is there such a provocative show like that?
- I just said what I heard. - Okay. I'm sorry.
- You can't hear well in your 50s. - All right.
- It's "Taste of Love". - "Taste of Love".
- If I were the writer of the show, - Yes.
I think I would cast Sang Yeol.
If you get an offer for the show,
would you appear on the show to meet someone?
- If I can get a chance, - That would be nice.
of course I'd appear on the show.
- Really? - I have no reason to refuse it.
- I see. - Right.
- I'll help you get a chance soon. - "Of course."
Sang Yeol is such a good person.
You will cast me for "Taste of Love"?
No. I'm close friends with the producer of the show.
I really think he'll be great on the show.
Don't break your promise after telling him all this.
- I won't. - Look at him. He's serious.
- Listen to me. - You guys are not fighting...
for the first time since the start.
Do you think I believe you? I'm not a pushover.
You're talking nonsense.
Are you an executive of TV Chosun?
(My friend Sang Yeol is so smart.)
You are watching a high-end music program, Radio Star.
Today's theme is for the guests...
who will show off their singing skills as well.
"The Song That I Sing Unbelievably Well".
Shall we listen to the song that Nucksal chose?
(What song did Nucksal choose?)
- Oh, this song. - That's a good song.
Nucksal, why did you...
- choose this song? - "Go Back" by Dynamic Duo.
There's a rapper called Don Mills under my agency. I'm close to him.
He recently enlisted in the military.
He's serving in the military right now.
I wanted to cheer for him and wish he'll stay health...
- through this song. - Don Mills.
- "Go Back". - Nucksal will sing "Go Back".
("Go Back" sung by Nucksal)
(Cute)
Don Mills, take good care of yourself.
Stay healthy.
(Open your ears and listen to my rap.)
(He raps fast like an 8t truck.)
(Before taking my first step into the world)
(I wander around like a pirate ship in search of dream)
(His diction is clear and precise.)
(And his rap flow is smooth and fun.)
(Oh, no, my forehead already got bigger)
(Nucksal in the military)
(I didn't look like this when I was serving in the military.)
(Now I have a similar hairline to Bruce Willis'.)
(Please don't leave my forehead)
(This is my confession in my late 20s)
Don Mills, health matters most.
I hope Don Mills will watch this.
(He sends his message to Don Mills while performing.)
(The heartwarming confession of Mother Nucksal)
Thank you.
Today's theme was "Unbelievable Special".
While talking and laughing,
it's already time to say goodbye.
- Unbelievable. - It's unbelievable.
We'll be back with unbelievably funny stories next week.
We will say goodbye here. See you next week.
- Please. - Please.