(Walking with big strides)
(President Seo looks confident today.)
Why does he keep coming in from the front door?
- I know. - Come in from the back.
What are you carrying?
A present for us?
I'm the president, you see.
- As a president... - Walk faster.
You're just a president. Why are you being so cocky?
- As we talked the last time... - Walk like a student.
It looks like he has a present for us.
- What is it? - Is it a gift for spring?
Remember how I promised you that I'll try my best...
to improve welfare for you guys?
- Welfare? - Yes, welfare.
I've brought a very important gift...
for you guys.
I'll give them to you right now.
Why don't you guess what it is?
Come forward.
I keep confusing you with the chalkboard.
- Seriously. - Right?
- And your vest... - Hey.
- Come forward. - That's right.
It's so confusing.
Take a guess.
Supplements?
(Impressed)
Supplements, like vitamins.
That's a good guess.
Maybe it's Omega-3?
- Those? - Yes, health supplements.
- All right. - What is it?
My present is...
(Everyone, get ready.)
- What are those? - Anthelmintics.
- Seriously? - It's the season.
- It's an advertisement, right? - We need to take it once a year.
- It's not an advertisement. - We had those last year too, right?
Sponsored anthelmintics? That's hilarious.
Where would you find an advertisement for anthelmintics?
Of all things we can advertise. It's a refreshing idea.
Ho Dong always says he's hungry even after he eats.
Soo Geun is always scratching his butt.
That's only because I have piles.
How can you share something so personal with the whole world?
- Everyone knows that. - You're terrible.
Anyway, it's all because you have parasites in your bodies.
- That's why you need these. - Is it really because of parasites?
Yes.
Thank you, President.
- Are we really taking these? - Yes.
- Do we take both of these? - I remember...
taking these last year too.
But parasites aren't our main concern right now.
- What is it? - Look at the bigger picture.
This pure classroom...
has been infested by the lazy bug.
- My gosh. - This is so frustrating.
- Are you Yunho? - You, you're always so focused...
on your handsome face that you never take care of your hair.
That's a very lazy hairstyle.
You eat on breaks,
during lunchtime,
then some more.
You eat 30 times a day, not 3.
Doesn't that make you a glutton?
- What a good comeback. - Drop the beat.
I'm a lazy bug, you're a glutton
That's the way of life
Do you know what lives at my house? Agony
- Agony - Agony
- Agony - What are you infested by?
I was going to say agony
(The classroom is all heated up with the bug rap battle.)
He lost.
- Ho Dong. - What?
Why do you have tattoos? They are intimidating.
(Sock tattoos, a new way of wearing tattoos)
What are those?
I've never seen socks in that color.
Dads used to wear those.
- Grandpas. - Yes, grandpas.
They were sturdy.
Who's coming today?
Who's knocking?
Who is it?
(New students are here!)
Hey, girls!
Awesome.
(And one student that looks different from everyone else)
Jump up and down, These girls are here
- Hey. - Nice to meet you, everyone.
- She's such a fairy. - Seeing your faces,
- I can tell you're confused. - Right.
I'll explain you why we're here together.
We're from the Fairy High School.
Tonight
I'm scared of the dark
Your eyes are even scarier.
I'm the original fairy, Kim Wan Sun.
More than any words
I want you to call me a fairy
I'm Bada the fairy.
I'm a fairy-looking, but not really, but a fairy
I'm Soyou the fairy of duets.
Ah-choo
I feel like you'll know that I'm a fairy
I'm Kei from Lovelyz. Hello.
(Welcome to our classroom, fairies!)
So all four of you are fairies?
- Fairies. - That's right.
What's important is that we also have a fairy.
- Who is it? - Get ready.
- Stand up, wind fighter - Stand up, wind fighter
- The fairy of sand - The fairy of sand
Ho Dong!
- Come and see - Come and see
He's adorable.
- Our fairy here - Heart!
I can't believe I just got to see that in real life.
I love it.
- It's a heart. - I love it.
He's so cute.
(He's so cute.)
- He's so cute. - How cute.
Did you all have a fairy group all along?
You all met for the first time today, didn't you?
- No. - You're not close, are you?
- Yes, we just met. - For the first time.
- We can tell. - We'll try to hide it.
They didn't know each other before?
- I know them. - Wan Sun, tell us.
I actually...
know all of them.
But Bada is the only person whom I've met before.
A long time ago,
I was hosted "Beautiful Concert"...
- for the first time. - "Beautiful Concert".
There, on the first show,
I asked Bada if she could help me out.
She gladly came...
and sang one of my songs.
I got to know her better through that.
- She got married recently, - Yes.
and I promised to buy a meal for her as a congratulatory present.
But I couldn't keep the promise.
- I felt so bad. - She was sick.
- I see. - But we finally met today.
- Just give her money. - Yes, just give her money.
Fine, I'll do that.
Now that I think about it,
did you think you could get away by just buying a meal for her?
Yes, I'll head to the ATM after.
You should.
So have you never met Soyou or Kei?
I've run into them before,
but we haven't had the chance to get to know each other.
Wan Sun and Bada are seniors,
while Soyou and Kei are far juniors.
- They're complete seniors to us. - They look stiff.
Are you playing volleyball or something? To pass the ball?
Having your hands together to hit back?
- Kei and Soyou... - We're fine.
- seem a little bit... - What?
- nervous. - Not at all.
Why are you taking your anger out...
on Yeong Cheol?
- Did you just see that? - You two are funny.
- Are you nervous or not? - I'm enjoying it.
- I like being here with them. - Really?
You don't know Wan Sun well, right?
- When she debuted. - They'd know.
Everything about her, from her performances to hairstyles,
was a hot issue, but more than anything, her eyes were the hottest.
Weren't you banned from performing on TV shows once?
- Because of her eyes? - Yes.
As soon as I debuted,
a couple of performances in,
I was wearing a blouse...
- with high black collars, - A silk blouse.
a long jacket,
- That sounds pretty. - and ankle-length pants.
I also wore a gold necklace.
- That sounds fine. - You weren't revealing or anything.
- That'd have been pretty. - That was my stage outfit,
yet I was banned from performing on TV because I was too risque.
Only my hands and face were showing,
yet I was banned for being risque for six months.
- Really? - It's the eyes.
You would've been banned, regardless of what you wore.
- Sang Min, what's this nonsense? - Can I tell you?
She wasn't even wearing any revealing clothes.
Viewers reported...
that her gaze was too creepy.
Are you a media critic or what?
If you don't know, just say that you don't.
I really don't know.
- You should've said so. - I know.
(An honest confession, despite being scared of Ho Dong)
Who set the standards?
- Wan Sun is talking. Listen! - Why did you jump in?
- Just listen to me. - Yes.
- You sounded like a critic. - We almost believed you.
Wan Sun, please go ahead.
Of course it's all nonsense if we talk about it now,
but it was in the mid-1980s. It was in 1986.
On shows,
- we couldn't even dye our hair. - I see.
- That wasn't allowed. - Nobody did it.
I always talk about...
cat eyes.
Wan Sun is the first celebrity with cat eyes,
- then Park Ji Yoon, So Hee, - That's right.
Seulgi from Red Velvet, and Yeji from ITZY.
What about the ghost from "Korean Ghost Stories"?
- Tell me her name. - The fox with nine tails.
- I don't know her name. - The fox with nine tails.
- Yes, the fox. - The fox with nine tails.
Not only Wan Sun's eyes...
- and looks were sensational, - It was completely sensational.
but also her hairstyle.
- It's a lion perm, right? - Do you always get a perm?
Actually, my hair...
- Is her hair always like a lion? - Is it naturally curly?
- Is it all natural? - is naturally curly.
- It's all natural? - It's not a perm?
- No. - Don't lie.
- Really? - I think my hair is my strength.
I really envy her.
- Her hair is so voluminous. - My hair is my strength.
- Where else would you get this? - It's like the Miss Korea look.
- She's all natural. - You don't need to go to a salon.
Did you hear her?
She just said her hairstyle is her strength.
- I don't think so. - Then what?
We have a dancing queen here, yet we're only talking about...
her eyes, hairstyle, and perm.
- That's right. - This is nonsense!
You were the one who was most excited for it.
The fact that she has been the queen for the past 33 years...
- means... - Don't mention the years.
33 years is too long ago.
- 33 years. - Wait,
aren't we all 19 years old today?
- She debuted in 1986. - 33 years is too long ago.
She debuted during the year of Asian Games.
- Stop it! - Even before the 1988 Olympics.
Before the 1988 Olympics?
I debuted last year.
Last year?
You've been a singer for just two years?
Why don't we have her prove that she's the queen?
Show us.
- We have to see it for ourselves. - Let's watch it.
Show us.
- Show us. - We can't just talk about...
- everything else and not dancing. - Queen is here.
Cue the music.
Good luck!
(A piano riff playing across the classroom)
(Gets into the music right away)
It's "I Will Survive".
(The original version of "I Will Survive")
(The music is slowly building up.)
(The dancing queen is getting started!)
How does she do that?
- My gosh. - That's amazing.
Go, Wan Sun!
(Her flexibility looks as if she just debuted 2 years ago.)
(A dance using miming)
(Let me try.)
(This is what the original dancing queen is made of.)
(That's all for now!)
- That was amazing. - She's indeed the dancing queen.
She's so good.
(That was incredible.)
Bada, when are you releasing a new song?
Yeong Cheol always tries to copy you...
whenever your song is playing.
He always sings like you.
I really want to hear it.
I'll sing "Show Me Your Love".
- "Show Me Your Love". - Give it a try.
(Hitting high notes)
You're singing with your face.
- Isn't that pretty good? - He can sing high.
The original key is...
(Bada is trying to demonstrate in the original key.)
- Is this the right key? - I think Yeong Cheol sang higher.
I think this is the key.
I think Yeong Cheol sang in the right key.
(A chance to hear the original song)
That's right.
- Wait, Yeong Cheol was right. - Yeong Cheol was right.
- He's good. - He was right.
- He was right. - Do it again.
Yeong Cheol is singing in the original key.
(Hitting the high notes in the original key)
- He's so good. - This is the original key.
Your voice was buried in his.
- Do it again. - Don't tell me that I'm bad.
- Yeong Cheol... - You're so good.
Try it together.
Is it because I'm short?
Go.
(Here come two dolphins.)
Let's keep going.
(A beautiful harmony of high notes)
(They're good.)
(I'm not giving up.)
(That's it for the high note competition.)
- That was good. - He's really great.
- He's amazing. - He sings in the women's key.
I learned that from you.
I sing like this everywhere I go now.
And Soyou,
you not only topped the charts with SISTAR songs,
- but also with duet songs. - Her songs were a big hit.
When she features in songs.
It's because she's an amazing singer.
- What's your secret to this? - Mad Clown...
The rumor in the industry...
is that songs succeed when I cry.
It's a joke, but not really.
I cry easily when I'm recording.
- Because you're so into the song? - It's because...
Yes, that too.
But sometimes, I cry because I'm frustrated.
Even for "I Miss You",
it was a Wednesday,
but they told me that we couldn't even master it,
which is to smooth the song out for the last time.
They said that we have to release it without even mastering it.
The recording director, hence,
was feeling really edgy.
That's why we spent a whole hour just recording the first word.
He kept telling me to sing again just one second into the song.
Over and over.
I felt so exhausted after the whole hour.
But the song did so well.
I guess that's why you sounded so sad and tired in the song.
Let's hear the final version.
(When I look at you, )
- Again. - Again.
You sound so incredible in our ears.
Ho Dong feels bad now.
- It's fine. - Was there any duets...
that even you couldn't do well?
The one with you.
- Of course. - With me?
How did you know that I brought the video here?
- Really? - I remembered it just now.
Soyou makes everyone...
- sound good. - I know.
There are just two people whom I couldn't revive.
- Who are they? - One is...
Hyun Moo, and the other is Jang Hoon.
- This... - I totally forgot about it.
We were on "Healing Camp".
He's not someone who's good at doing things in two.
(I'll love you)
(Forever and always)
(Eyes fixed)
(A love confession from a giant shy boy)
He's adorable.
(It's hilarious.)
He's so cute.
Jang Hoon, you look adorable.
He sounds fine.
- He did well. - It's not bad.
It's just that the lyrics don't suit Jang Hoon.
It's not the song for him.
It's not about how bad he is.
(As soon as the song started playing, )
(he ran away holding his painful back.)
- He ran away. - Jang Hoon!
- Come back. - Where are you?
- He was good. - He looked so young back then.
Just let him be, he'll come back when he wants to.
- Yes, I saw that on TV. - He does that quite often.
You did well.
- He came back quite quickly. - I chose the wrong song.
I chose the wrong song.
I didn't think the song was so high.
And...
- that was... - Why do you look so sassy?
- Jang Hoon's show, not mine. - Forever and always
But he said that he likes SISTAR,
so I visited as a surprise.
He wanted to sing that song.
- Maybe he was surprised. - It's not about his singing skills.
Jang Hoon is just a SF.
- A SF? - A SISTAR fan.
- Oh, a SF? - Really?
He only follows SISTAR.
I'm really sad that they disbanded.
He was crying at the disbandment news. You didn't know, right?
- When did he cry? - You know your last show together?
He actually cried watching that.
- Don't lie. - We're serious.
Jang Hoon loves SISTAR.
- Really? - That's why...
I knew he liked SISTAR. Did he really cry?
He went to the karaoke...
and sang "Touch My Body" as he cried.
He danced to that song when he's over 2m tall.
He really danced like that while crying.
- He really was crying. - You should've recorded it.
He cried more than he did at his own retirement.
I cry often.
- That's true. - You should've seen him crying.
He also cried a lot listening to "Alone".
That's when he decided to live alone forever.
He really ate alone...
- and lived alone since. - Seriously.
You make him sound so small.
- It suits him. - I want to see him singing it.
The song sounds like...
- it's about him. - Kind of.
Wan Sun thinks you're cute.
She laughs every time you say anything.
- What? - He's adorable.
- He looked so cute earlier. - He's cute to you?
I really forgot about that video.
Kei also sang with Hyungdon and Daejune...
- That's right. - for the Patty Kim song.
- "I Can't Live Without You". - You featured for that song.
- It was you? - Yes.
- We missed you. - I was sad I wasn't here.
(I can't live without the Brothers)
This is Kei's part.
(Can't sing high notes)
It was a disaster without you.
How did you end up featuring for their song?
The two were looking for a fairy with a clear voice...
and found me right away.
Kei, your skin is getting thicker by minute.
They said that they couldn't think of anyone else with such a voice.
Why don't we hear your part now?
Then can you count for me?
- Of course. - Let's go.
- 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
(I can't live without you)
(A crystal clear voice)
(Don't leave me)
That's all.
- Her voice is totally our type. - She's really good.
Your voice...
- has a trot feel. - It definitely does.
Your voice is the exact opposite from Soyou's.
It's completely different.
- It's crystal clear. - Soyou's voice is husky.
- 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
(I can't live without you)
It's sad.
(The SISTAR fan is sad.)
(It sounds like a very sad ballad.)
It's a completely different feel.
(It sounds like a very sad ballad.)
(Don't leave me)
Let's do a relay.
- Wan Sun, 1, 2, 3, 4. - Let's go.
(I can't live without you)
She's so sexy!
(Wan Sun the sexy queen)
She's so sexy.
(A very sexy ending)
- Bada's turn. - It'll sound like a musical.
Let's go.
(A tingling voice)
- She sounds like a fairy. - Can't live without you
Can't live without you
(I can't live)
Can't live without you
(If you break up with me)
It sounds like an S.E.S song.
(Don't leave me)
(This is how the original fairy sounds like.)
- It's the original. - It's a fairy version.
I can't help it.
- What is it? - I can't. I must leave.
- What? - Where are you going?
I can't stand it.
We have fairies here.
Wait, what?
(He's already embarrassed.)
- I can't. - Soo Geun, are you embarrassed?
- I really can't stand it. - Tell us what it is.
We have four fairies here,
That's some terrible acting.
I've seen comments saying that.
Viewers think we're asking too much,
so I wanted to hold myself back from asking them to do things,
- but I can't help it. - You've never held yourself back.
Ho Dong!
That's why I've prepared something.
You have?
That's good.
Let's go.
I was almost fooled.
You prepared,
knowing how I'd feel?
(Heart)
- I love this. - How did you...
know all of this?
I've been a big fan of Wan Sun since I was young,
so I've prepared "Pierrot Smiling at Us".
- Pierrot! - Awesome.
I've prepared it...
- in my way. - Okay.
- She made her own version? - It's your version?
"Pierrot Smiling at Us" by Soyou.
("Pierrot Smiling at Us" by Soyou)
Do we have a guitar?
(A soothing guitar intro, unlike the original version)
(Soyou's version with her husky voice)
(A sudden change in the song)
(I don't want to look like that)
I don't!
(Showing off her singing ability)
(I'd rather have)
(A smiling pierrot)
(Singing along)
(I'd rather have)
(A pierrot who knows sadness)
(Singing along)
(I'd rather have)
(A smiling pierrot)
(I like pierrots)
(Cheering)
- She's got her own style. - That's amazing.
(A great ending to a great song)
(Soyou, you're the best!)
- The best. - So incredible.
It almost sounded like "Instinctively".
- That's right. - Like "Instinctively".
That version was amazing.
You were like Yoon Jong Shin.
Don't you want to try this version as well?
- I really want to. - Right?
Totally.
Try performing it, with just one spotlight on stage...
with a guitar.
- With one spotlight. - Just slowly playing it.
Right?
- Her voice... - Soyou, you should...
make a remake album of songs like these.
- You really should. - Can you record it?
- It'll be a great hit. - I'd love to.
Please release it.
I have all of Wan Sun's albums, even the remixes.
Han Yong Jin's remix...
of "Pierrot Smiling at Us".
(What was that?)
Han Yong Jin...
- used to do most remixes. - That's right.
Songs like "Dancing in the Rhythm" too.
(Making remix sounds)
Are you...
struggling with something at home?
- Why are you like this? - Rhythm, rhythm
- Did you pay off all your debts? - Did you pay off all of them?
- He's really weird today. - Maybe he paid it all off.
Did you hear good news today? What's wrong?
I'm like this when I'm sad.
Anyway, her voice...
has such a rhythmic feel.
- It suits you well. - She's definitely a part of SISTAR.
- Thank you. - That was incredible.
(A dark version of "Pierrot Smiling at Us")
I like pierrots
Kei is the youngest,
so she has been quiet all along,
just quietly watching.
But she's starting to speak now.
I don't think she can stand for long without talking.
She knows she's just as talented.
She wants to let it out.
- She wants to perform. - Kei, what song have you prepared?
Since when did you have the talent of making people sing for you?
Kei, do you really want to hide your talent like that?
- Should I go? - Yes.
- I'll show you. - Let's watch it.
(I'll show you.)
I've prepared a fairy medley.
A fairy medley.
A fairy medley?
Yes, it's a fairy medley.
I'm nervous.
("Dancing in the Rhythm" by Kim Wan Sun)
Come on!
(Her clear voice even suits the disco rhythm.)
(Dance to the rhythm)
Everyone!
(The choir unit dancing)
(Dancing in the rhythm)
She's really good.
She really sounds like a fairy.
(I recognize this intro.)
("Just in Love" by S.E.S)
Her voice is beautiful.
- Let's go. - It suits her voice.
(I'll give all my love)
(To Brother School)
(She sounds so natural. It sounds as if she's singing a Lovelyz song.)
She sounds a bit like Bada.
She sounds quite similar.
Right?
She sounds like me.
This is Jang Hoon's song!
("Alone" by SISTAR)
It's Jang Hoon's song!
(Going to the movies alone)
(Singing alone)
(Hee Chul stealing attention)
(I'm alone once again)
Thank you.
Kei, you're really good.
That was incredible.
- She sounds just like Bada. - Just like her.
- It's so similar. - I hear that a lot.
- You're really good. - Seriously.
- Her voice is like mine. - I get that a lot.
Your singing is really amazing.
- Her voice is beautiful. - Then can you...
do an impression of Bada?
- I've tried it once. - Which song?
I tried to do a Bada impression on "King of Mask Singer",
- and people were quite impressed. - What song did you sing?
- You did her impression? - People were quite impressed?
- What song did you sing? - It's hard to do a Bada impression.
- I'll try it now. - Go ahead. Which song was it?
Count for me.
- We'll know when we hear it. - Why do you always...
have us count for you?
- Do I do that? - Are you a kid at heart?
- It prepares me. - She's so pure.
Counting to four...
is for amateurs.
The pros count to three, then snap.
- That's right. - What's the difference?
Let's not count until four.
- Let's go. - 1, 2, 3.
She really sounds like me.
You have to say, "I'm so-mac".
Like the drink mixed with soju and beer.
That's how you have to say it.
Do it for us.
Here's soju,
and here's beer.
- You have to mix them together. - That's right.
(I'm so-mac)
- That's hilarious. - She's doing her own impression.
You sound like you're trying to do a Bada impression.
You have to mix the two?
The SISTAR song was too short.
- Yes. - Then,
let's have Soyou do a SISTAR medley.
- Alone? - Sounds good.
- Okay. - Yes.
Soyou!
("Shake It" by SISTAR)
I keep thinking of Seohyun when I hear this song.
It reminds me of Seohyun.
- She danced to this. - Yes, she did.
Seohyun did this.
(It's nice to see her dance to SISTAR songs after a long while.)
Shake it
(Shake it, shake it)
(Shake it with me all night, baby)
She's so cute.
Kei's turn!
(Soyou and Kei's "Touch My Body")
- You two are good! - They're so cute.
(The SISTAR fan is happy.)
(SISTAR songs always feel like they bring summer with them.)
That was embarrassing.
SISTAR songs make me feel like the summer is here already.
- SISTAR are the queen of summer. - It feels like summer now.
- Their songs are exciting. - You seem tired.
- S.E.S! S.E.S! - She gave it all.
- S.E.S! - You can't just stay still.
- Of course you can't. - S.E.S!
- S.E.S! - Shall we give it a go?
The original idol girl group. You'll sing all the songs for us?
- A medley? - Yes, I'll sing a medley as well.
Let's start from "I'm Your Girl".
("I'm Your Girl" by S.E.S)
(The song instantly reminds everyone of the choreography.)
(Hee Chul is the most excited one of all.)
(Bright energy, just like how she was when she debuted)
- What an energetic song. - She's full of energy.
So much energy.
("Dreams Come True" by S.E.S)
(Here comes the beanie fairy!)
(The beanie fairy is full of energy.)
(The two fairies passionately dancing)
You're good.
(Turns)
(A great ending of the original fairy)
She's so energetic.
Bada, you're the best.
- It takes me back to the days... - Thank you.
- in 1998 and 1999. - So much energy.
- She's definitely Yunho's senior. - Her energy...
- Bo Sung... - is out of this world.
is the champion when it comes to loyalty.
- She is the champion of passion. - Right.
- The power of music is great. - It is.
Once we hear the music, it takes us back to those days.
Right. It was when I was a middle school student.
- It does immediately. - I was reminded of my old days.
That Pierrot song reminded me of the 1986 Asian Games.
- It was released in 1992. - 1992?
- 1992. - But I was reminded of that.
Talking about the past,
is there anything you prepared for your junior singers?
I heard...
that Wan Sun didn't come here without anything,
but that she brought something big to give to her junior singers.
Let's see what she prepared.
What are Wan Sun's present for us?
- What could it be? - What could it be?
- Please look forward to it. - Okay, we will.
- Of course we will. - Let's go.
- What could it be? - What could it be?
- Please look forward to it. - Okay, we will.
- Of course we will. - We can't wait.
- Let's go. - You'll be surprised.
We'll be surprised?
- Let's go, Wan Sun. - Okay.
- Wan Sun presents... - Wan Sun.
Music, please.
What?
Is it "Ah-Choo"?
("Ah-Choo" by Lovelyz)
It's "Ah-Choo".
My goodness.
(Revealing her cute side that she was hiding)
For goodness' sake.
Why don't you dance with her?
(Kei joins her.)
(I guess pollen is floating around in my heart)
(There are so many things I'd like to do for you)
(The original fairy practiced this performance for the youngest.)
(Wan Sun's present was even more meaningful as she did it with Kei.)
- That was so cheerful. - How can your body look so light?
- How can she do that? - It looked so light.
I thought you really sneezed at first.
- Right. - Did you bend your body too much...
and lose your balance midways?
I thought you would be blown away.
- She's still very flexible. - She was like a spring.
You were dancing like a spring.
- Really? - How can she jump that high?
- Amazing. - Your hand even reached here.
- Really? - Please do this one more time.
Ah-choo
She has completely warmed up.
Now that you're fully warmed up...
- In fact, Wan Sun is famous for... - Right.
Please lead us to the Asian Games.
Reply 1986!
- 1986. - 1986 and 1988.
All right. Here she goes.
- Let's go. - Yes.
Yes!
("Tonight" by Kim Wan Sun)
It's "Tonight".
(Tonight)
(I'm afraid of darkness)
(Her dancing skill is as good as it used to be.)
(Her eyes look the same too.)
Her eyes.
(I don't care about little stars' whispers anymore)
("The Dance in Rhythm" by Kim Wan Sun)
(Bouncing)
(You're really cool)
(Please don't stop)
(The dance in rhythm)
(Turning)
She keeps spinning her head.
("The Pierrot Smiles at Us" by Kim Wan Sun)
- The bunny dance. - There she goes.
Guys, do the bunny dance with her.
(Excited Sang Min joins her.)
The bunny dance.
(The music and the dance still look sophisticated.)
(She topped a music chart for the first time with this song.)
(She's still a dancing queen.)
(She surely lives up to her name.)
Let me tell you this at this moment.
- That was cool. - Since Wan Sun started to sing...
a dance song like this,
the style and feeling of backup dances...
have changed.
I mean, even when they were dancing behind,
the facial expressions of the dancers were...
- Their acting? - Right.
Right.
- Really? - He's like a culture critic today.
- They were like this. - Exactly.
- They were not expressive before. - Kind of.
Oh, is that true?
Since then, they expressed the same feelings as the singer's.
And there were the dancers you trained.
- You danced with four dummies. - She did.
- It was amazing. - Right.
You were dancing in perfect unison.
(They moved in perfect unison.)
- They move at the same time. - They're great dancers.
What is that?
(They're a perfect team.)
- They dance in unison. - That was impromptu back then.
- That was an amazing idea. - We danced in perfect unison.
- How are they doing? - They're doing fine.
A trip down memory lane.
Now that you heard the music, here are the TV shows.
Let's watch the great scenes of "Sudden Shower".
Here he goes.
Brother.
Brother!
Nice to see you.
- He's so cute. - Enrollment forms.
(Laughing)
(Jumping)
Enrollment forms.
(Heart)
(He's still into Wan Sun's songs.)
Enrollment forms.
- By the way... - Give it to Soo Geun.
(It's time to go over the enrollment forms.)
(Walking with a soft step)
(Turning)
(Moonwalking in place)
Don't be defeated, Soo Geun. You're also a good dancer.
There you go.
That's it.
(Shaking)
(A very moderate locking dance)
(She likes it so much.)
It's locking.
- That was amazing. - Soo Geun is a good dancer.
Who was your rival, Wan Sun?
- I'm curious. - Me too.
My rival was Sobangcha.
Really?
- It was 3 to 1. - 3 to 1.
That's cool.
There is a reason why I call them my rival.
Back then, the fans would cheer for us as they do now.
- There were supporters. - Right.
I saw the supporters of Lovelyz once,
- and it was so fun to watch them. - Right. Our fans.
The cheering sound was as loud as Sobangcha's.
Sometimes, Sobangcha's was louder,
and sometimes, cheering sound for me was louder.
But dealing with three men alone...
- was not that easy, actually. - Of course.
- So... - You were amazing.
Here I go.
The name is Kim Wan Sun,
Bada... Her real name is Sung Hee.
- Choi Sung Hee. - Sung Hee.
Soyou's real name is Ji Hyeon. Kang Ji Hyeon.
- Isn't Kei's name also Ji Hyeon? - Kei...
- I'm Ji Yeon. - Really?
- Soyou is Ji Hyeon. - Really?
- And Kei is Ji Yeon. - Ji Yeon.
- Ji Yeon. - As in lotus flower.
- Lotus flower? I see. - "Ji" sounds pretty.
Wan Sun's dream is becoming an actress.
She wants to act.
There is a screenwriter,
and she said that she used to my backup dancer.
How interesting.
In fact, I didn't know that.
She is a screenwriter named Kim Eun Hee.
She wrote "Signal".
- That screenwriter? - She's very famous.
She used to be my backup dancer.
A dancer? Really?
- Ms. Kim, if you watch this... - I've seen her,
- but she didn't look like a dancer. - She doesn't, right?
What kind of role do you want, Wan Sun?
What kind of genre?
Rather than a funny or comic character,
I'd like to play a strong...
- and serious character. - Well, you acted once.
You were in a movie.
- I just played a cameo role there. - A cameo role.
I'm sorry to say this, but you could play...
a mysterious zombie on "Kingdom".
(Scoffing)
- There could be pretty zombies. - The queen zombie.
A pretty zombie would be nice.
(She turns into a zombie right away.)
(A zombie whose moves are amazing)
Kei's dream is...
for her group Lovelyz to top the chart on a public TV show.
- Haven't you topped the chart? - Haven't you?
- "Ah-Choo"... - Not on a public TV show.
Even if you have so many hit songs?
"Ah-Choo" was not well known when we sang on TV shows.
It gradually got popular after we stopped appearing on TV.
- Yoon Sang wrote that song, right? - Yes. It climbed back up the chart.
I'm hosting a music show.
- I hope I'll be able to shout... - On MBC?
- the name of my group. - As the winner?
You will be able to do it.
- It's my dream. - It'll come true.
- Sure. - I hope it will.
- You've just started. - Exactly.
Let me introduce your strong points.
Bada's strong point... We can't help but admit it.
"A princess in high spirits".
- A princess in high spirits. - She is really in high spirits.
- I agree. - She's in high spirits.
- I agree. - Me too.
There was a time I felt sorry toward Sang Min.
I was leaving after doing a show,
and saw Sang Min bow...
so politely like a rookie...
saying, "Thank you so much, everyone."
When I saw him doing that,
I felt like crying.
Since I watched him working so hard on TV,
I wanted to cheer him up, so before I knew it,
I rolled down the car window and shouted, "Go, Sang Min!"
- Do you remember that? - Yes. She did that,
- and I liked it a lot. - That explains.
Senior singers like me who have been in this industry for a long time...
like it a lot when junior singers say hello and cheer them on.
- Right. - Because I did that...
- while you were talking. - No, it was okay.
No matter what I was doing,
I loved your cheer for me.
(Whispering)
- I loved it. - 1, 2, 3. Go,
- Sang Min! - Go, Sang Min!
- Cheer up. - Let's go!
- You're doing a good job. - Let's go!
He moved recently,
so he can turn on the heater now...
and open windows if he wants.
- Did you move? - Good for him.
I have a real home now.
- Finally. - It felt like a show house before,
but now, it feels like a real home.
I think you can relax and feel at home now.
- Kei prepared two strong points. - Right.
One of them is "trot songs".
She has the singing style of trot songs.
I can sing every song with the trot singing style.
Really?
I changed children's songs into trot versions.
Children's songs?
Could you count for me?
- You love that so much. - Let's say, "1, 2, 3"...
- and pause. - Okay.
- 1, 2, 3. - 1, 2, 3.
(Singing in a trot style)
(I would love it)
(Blue sky)
Her voice is really beautiful.
She has a beautiful voice.
It's so charming.
(Many baby goats are playing around while grazing)
(With bright faces like the sun)
She's good.
I'm so jealous of those who are good trot singers.
- Well... - She's good.
Soyou, whose voice is filled with air, can't stand still.
- With her charming husky voice. - Adding ballad sentiments.
I think she is the person who sings a song...
- in the saddest way. - Right.
Soyou's voice reminds me...
of a woman shot with an arrow staggering in a valley.
- I can feel something like that. - Really?
- Just like "Damo". - Like Ha Ji Won in the drama.
- "Does it hurt? It hurts me too." - Her voice just reminds me...
- of such scenes. - Shot with an arrow in a valley?
- Like she is hurt. - In a valley...
- In a mountain. - Gosh,
that's the expression no one has ever come up with.
It's a very unique expression.
- It is. - Right.
It does feel like that.
Please sing "A Child in the Island House".
- 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
(When the mom goes to the shades near the island)
(Ha Ji Won shot with an arrow appears.)
(Already sad)
How come this sounds so sad?
(The baby is left alone)
(The saddest version of "A Child in the Island House")
- Your turn, Wan Sun. 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
(Her posture is already unique.)
Look at her fingers move.
She's so sexy.
(Finishing it up with fatally attractive eyes)
- The musical version, please, Bada. - What?
(The musical fairy starts singing.)
(She automatically comes to the center of the stage.)
It sounds sacred.
(The oysters)
(She went to pick the oysters)
I'm sorry.
(Bada's song did sound like a number from a musical.)
I could've done better. I'm sorry.
- You did well. - What's the other strong point?
Her second strong point is...
- It says, "milk lover" here. - Milk?
- Milk. - I'm crazy about milk.
- Milk that kids drink? - Milk you drink?
- Milk that's not flavored. - Milk that's not flavored?
Especially, I love S Milk...
- so much... - Is it Seo Jang Hoon Milk?
- that I can tell it from others. - After drinking it?
- But not low-fat milk. - We've done that with meat.
- I don't drink low-fat milk. - It'll be hard to do it with milk.
Every milk has the same white color.
- Do you need to rinse your mouth? - It's okay.
Let me start with the first one.
Once milk goes into your mouth, it'll be hard...
She drinks a very tiny amount of it.
- She must be a gourmet. - Right.
- She's amazing. - Tell us after you drink it.
All you have to do is to find S Milk.
(She's tasting the milk number 2.)
(Slightly confused)
I hope she'll get it right.
I want to get it right too.
Do they taste different?
- Slightly different. - They do?
I think that one is P Milk.
- P? - P Milk.
- Pasteur? - It tastes like that.
I like P Milk.
(Savoring)
Is this Yon something Milk?
- Yon something? - What is Yon something?
(The last one, the milk number 5)
- What? - Did you find it?
- Yes, I did. - What number is it?
- I found it. - Shall we count for you?
- 1, 2, 3. - 1, 2, 3.
It's number five.
It is written on number five.
Can we try it too?
- Can we taste them too? - The thing is...
- I like milk too. - Really?
Kei's choice is...
- You got even taller now. - Wait.
- I want to try it... - What if you get even taller?
after tasting every milk.
Gosh, someone is doing her own specialty,
- but he's anxious to join. - Milk tastes really good.
You can try it too if you want.
You're going to be taller.
- He's growing taller. - He's already taller now.
- He got taller already. - Where are you, Jang Hoon?
- He got so tall. - Jang Hoon.
He is 211cm now.
- What do you think is the one? - Wait.
I don't remember.
- Be honest. You just wanted milk. - Because you were talking too much.
- Find milk made by your university. - Maybe.
- Yon something Milk. - Right.
If you can't, we can't admit that you graduated from the university.
- Well... - We'll assume...
he graduated from Korea University...
if he can't find it.
- For now... - All right.
(He becomes speechless to hear that.)
Now, let's see if the one Kei chose is really S Milk.
- I'll chose number two. - I'm nervous.
- Jang Hoon chose number 2. - Number 2.
- Number two. - We'll open them at the same time.
I'll go with number three.
- Applaud if he's right. - I think number two is Y Milk.
- Okay. - One,
- I hope it is right. - two,
- 3. - 3.
(S Milk)
- Is she right? - Amazing.
(Kei succeeded in finding S Milk.)
- What will number three be? - Did Kei get it right?
- 3. - 3.
- Am I right? - Amazing.
(Jang Hoon also checks if he's right.)
- Number three is something else. - Kei got it right.
- She's really good. - All right.
- It's lunchtime! - It's lunchtime!
- Students of Knowing Brothers, - School meals?
- School meals. - it's time to enjoy your...
school meals you've been waiting for.
Enjoy tasty food...
and make us laugh a lot.
- Okay. - Okay.
Let's go have lunch.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
It's finally lunchtime that Sang Min likes the most.
Why do you like lunchtime so much?
- Because we can eat together. - Right.
- That's why... - Lunch at school...
- tastes so good. - Exactly.
Wan Sun, you reheated your lunch box on a stove back then, right?
- Was it a wartime? - Whom are you talking about?
Wan Sun would take rice balls to school.
Rice balls mixed with salt and soy sauce.
She'd carry them in a bag made of cloth.
- Really? - Were there insulated lunch boxes?
- Of course not. - Of course there were.
- There were? - By the way,
there was milk a moment ago.
We could drink milk...
- if we apply for that. - Right. After the second class.
But my family was not wealthy enough to apply for that,
so I really wanted to drink milk.
If you joined a track and field team, you'd get a carton.
- That's right. - So I was able to drink one carton.
But one carton was not enough,
and there seemed to be kids that didn't drink milk.
So I said, "Guys, if you don't want to drink your milk, give it to me."
Since then, 4 to 5 cartons of milk were piled up on my desk every day.
- So I happily drank the milk. - Bada, you can eat my gochujang.
Guys, it's lunchtime now,
and all we have is...
- gochujang? - What? Goodness.
We can't complain.
- It was soy sauce before. - Really?
- I see. - It was upgraded.
They give us dishes in the lunchtime,
- They're coming in. - but they won't give them easily.
(Today's dishes are here.)
- It would be great to eat them all. - Are there only one of each?
- That's small octopus. - Is that eel or what?
- First, - Should we share them...
- with each other? - there are dried yellow corvinas.
(The precious fish are included in the school meal.)
They're great with rice.
- They look so good. - Yellow corvinas.
- Kung Pao chicken. - I like Kung Pao chicken.
- Jangjorim. - There is jangjorim too.
- I like jangjorim. - Squid and pork belly bulgogi.
- That looks good. - Squid and pork belly bulgogi too.
(Fancy dishes that even a great chef would be jealous of)
(Today's school lunch)
Now, one of you is supposed to give a question about common sense,
and the production crew will let you know the number of people...
that should say the correct answer.
The first question is...
for grilled yellow corvinas.
- They'll be enough. - They'll do.
They're good when eaten with gochujang.
Right. We'd only need those.
The number of people who have to say the correct answer is...
- three. - Good.
If it should be three... Wait.
If it should be three...
- I'll do it. - Okay.
Wait. You look too confident.
If it's three, it has to be difficult.
- Yes. - Yes, it should be difficult.
I guess Jang Hoon will get it right, and...
- You can't say that. - You're not supposed to say that.
- Please give us the question. - That will be okay.
Why are you so uptight?
Hee Chul, you can write whatever you want with confidence.
Whatever you know.
He did that, and everyone got it right before.
Are you ignoring my common sense?
- No. - You don't need to think twice.
Because it's lunchtime,
I'll give you a question about food.
- Okay. - Good.
- Garlic is spicy. - Yes.
What is the name of the main component...
of garlic?
- Three people can get it right? - Goodness.
Three syllables.
- 3 syllables? - Can 3 people get it right?
- I think it's not possible. - Three syllables?
- Like capsaicin to chili peppers? - Exactly.
- Right. - Something like that.
As aspartic acid is to bean sprouts,
- for example. - Right.
- In garlic... - There is something else?
Probably because it's not chili peppers.
- What is that? - Three syllables?
Is the answer a different one from before?
- 3 people... - Since it's 3, don't feel pressure.
Get it right if you know it.
- I don't know. - Will we have three answers?
Stop. You can't write from now.
The correct answer is...
allicin.
Sang Min.
- 1, 2, 3. - 1, 2, 3.
I'm sure there will be three because I got it wrong.
- I think my answer is wrong. - My answer is...
It's wrong.
- What is it? "Tar" - "Tar"?
We should not eat that.
- "It's spicy." - Everyone is wrong.
- As we kept saying "ah-choo"... - You don't know it, Yeong Cheol?
I don't know, so I just wrote "only you".
- "Only you"? - That sounds like garlic.
Let's use different waiting rooms from now.
I wrote "only you" too.
- We clicked together. - Maybe.
I wrote anything even though it didn't make sense.
- I just wrote "ketanin". - "Ketanin"?
- You didn't think of anything else? - I wrote something similar.
- How can we know that? - How did he know that?
- Boxing... - As he was boxing...
- Why did you box earlier? - "Boxing acid"?
I told you there won't be three people.
- What did you write, Soo Geun? - It didn't work.
- I know the answer. - How did he know?
- There are 2 correct answers. - If 1 more person got it right...
- It was not that bad though. - That was close.
There should've been three people who got it right.
- It was not easy to do. - How can we get such a thing right?
Yeong Cheol should've given the right answer.
It was close enough.
We needed three correct answers. Not bad.
- How did you know that? - This is why I said...
that you're very important here.
- Am I important here? - I'm sorry,
but I'll give correct answers from now on.
Second question.
It's for beef and quail egg jangjorim.
- It's jangjorim! - It looks delicious.
I want to eat this.
- You can mix it with rice. - Right.
We really need this.
- How many? - You need...
seven correct answers.
- It should be easy. - Seven people?
- Can I give a question? - Sure.
Is it something that seven people can answer?
- Yes. - Okay.
It should be easy.
What does TMI stand for?
My gosh.
What?
- Will seven people get this? - CMI?
- What does it stand for? - We should write it in English?
- Can we write it down in Korean? - You should know what it means.
- In Korean? - You can do that.
- TMI? - Is this a nonsense quiz?
It'd be embarrassing if I spell it wrong.
This isn't a nonsense quiz.
- Just write what it stands for. - Where do you use the word?
Just write it here.
No, I mean...
- when do you use the word? - I'm sorry,
but Wan Sun has no idea...
- what TMI stands for. - I don't know either.
- Oh, no. - It's an abbreviation.
- I... - It's TMI.
I'm not good at this.
- I don't know either. - Wait.
I don't think we can have seven people.
- I'm the only one who knows it. - What is it?
- We can't have seven people. - I wrote my answer.
I'll go first.
In 1, 2. It's Too Much Information.
Correct.
- One. - I didn't write "information".
Too Much Information.
- Two people. - Is that it?
- I don't know what it means. - Is it over?
We don't know it yet.
- Too Much Information. - Three people.
He got it right.
Please.
It's Wan Sun's turn.
(What's Wan Sun's answer?)
"Truck, Mother, I am a girl".
(It shows how much she struggled.)
What should I say?
- Hee Chul, don't get it wrong. - Please, Hee Chul.
I've never given a wrong answer on purpose.
- Too Much Information. - Okay! Four people.
This is...
Too Much Crazy Insider.
That's my answer.
How many people do we have?
- 4 people. - 4 people.
- We can do this. - Too Much Information.
- 5! We have 2 people left. - We can do this.
- It's possible. - Kyung Hoon, please.
- We can do this. - Don't make a joke.
(So far, they have 5 correct answers.)
- Kyung Hoon! - Kyung Hoon!
- He got it! - Okay!
(So far, they have 6 correct answers.)
- He's right. - Now we have Sang Min.
- Look at him. - Wait.
If he's correct, we get the food?
- I don't think... - He looks like that all the time.
- he knows the answer. - If Sang Min gets it right...
- Let's have beef jangjorim! - Yes!
(They got seven correct answers.)
(They get beef and quail egg jangjorim.)
Well done, Kei.
That was great.
- Yes! - That was so close.
- All we need is the number. - Kei, good job.
That was close.
I'm so relieved.
- It was hard. - I don't know neologism and slang.
- Thank you. - My gosh.
It looks great.
- I love jangjorim. - Thank you.
Jangjorim!
We got this dish because...
- you didn't get it right. - That's right.
- I see. - It's all thanks to you.
If you got it right, we wouldn't have gotten it.
Sang Min trusted...
- Kyung Hoon and me. - Exactly.
He knew Kyung Hoon and I would get it right.
- He trusted you. - Let's eat a lot.
- Next question. - It'll be fun.
Third question.
It's for Kung Pao chicken.
- Kung Pao chicken! - We should try hard...
to get this dish.
- We should get it right. - We have to get this.
We will get vegetables from the next round.
You need...
eight correct answers.
Most of us should give the correct answer.
- Can I give it a try? - No.
It should be something easy.
- I'll try. - Bada.
- Let Bada give a question. - It's really easy.
- Give us an easy one. - This is easy.
The world's top three delicacies.
(It's an easy question.)
- What? - This is so easy.
- What? - This is...
What are you talking about?
- What did you say? - Delicacies?
- The world's top three delicacies. - Not many would know the answer.
That's not true. We all know... No?
Tell us two of them. And we will guess the last one.
- I should tell you two of them? - That would be better.
I was so surprised.
Some people say there are the world's top four delicacies.
- It's very complicated. - It's different.
There are three delicacies people usually think of.
But we need eight correct answers.
- I thought you guys were gourmets. - What are the top three delicacies?
- It's more difficult than allicin. - All right then.
I'll tell you two of them.
First, it's truffle.
- What? - Truffle.
- It's truffle. - It's truffle.
I've never heard of it.
- Truffle. - Truffle.
- And there's foie gras. - I know that.
It's the livers of geese.
- You should write the last one. - The last one.
You guys all know what it is.
- Is it something dried? - What?
- What is it? - It's something you guys know.
You know it. It's very common.
It's a little salty.
- It's salty? - You guys know it.
- I'm not sure. - It has something to do with me.
I guess I gave a wrong question.
- Is this correct? - Please.
I wrote it down in Korean.
The eggs of a sturgeon.
- It's correct. - Right.
- The eggs of a sturgeon. - Is that correct?
- The top 3 delicacies. - The top 3 delicacies.
- What did you write? - Isn't it caviar?
- He got it right. - You scared us.
- I know. I was so surprised. - I didn't know he'd get it right.
- Okay. - Good.
- We have three people. - He's interested in cooking.
- Four people. - He got it right.
- I got it right too. - Five people.
Gosh, this is...
I'm sorry. Artificial flavors.
- It's okay. - This is good.
- I don't know the answer. - This is good.
I'm sorry. I wrote "abalone".
I wrote "a shark's fin".
I wrote "frog".
I knew it.
I didn't think Kyung Hoon would know it.
- He wrote "frog". - He didn't know what to say.
- We got so many wrong answers. - Frog?
- He wrote caviar, but we failed. - It was too hard.
I didn't know the answer was caviar.
It's okay. Kung Pao chicken is too sweet to eat with rice.
The second I saw Kyung Hoon's answer,
I knew it was over.
It was caviar.
- Guys, I'm so sorry. - And I wrote "abalone".
- It's my fault. - It's okay.
Jangjorim is so good. I tasted it.
- You can't eat it. - You're not supposed to eat it.
When did you taste it?
(She tasted it while everyone was busy writing down their answers.)
(Licking her fingers)
- It's really good. - You can't eat it yet.
She won it.
She can eat it.
How many people for the next question?
Next question.
- It was a difficult question. - It's for...
pajeon.
- Yes! - Pajeon is good.
- I have to eat it. - Is it going to be easy?
You need...
(The number of correct answers is...)
two correct answers.
I have a nonsense quiz.
The members are...
- pretty good at it. - Is it difficult?
- Is it hard? - We need only two people.
This is a song quiz.
You have to listen carefully.
This is a nonsense quiz.
You should answer how many times I say Maria in the song.
You can use your fingers to count them.
Count how many times I say Maria.
(Try to count it together.)
[VIU Ver] E177 Knowing Brothers "Kim Wan-sun, Bada S.E.S., Soyou, Kei Lovelyz" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
Gosh, forget it.
- How would I know? - What was that?
- There was a girl named Maria - There was a girl named Maria
Maria killed someone.
Maria killed Maria.
All right.
- I have no idea. - Let's do this!
- We need two people. - Just make a guess.
- The answer is 2? - No, we need 2 correct answers.
Wan Sun. That wasn't a hint.
- She thought... - Show us your answers.
Listen.
The fact is that one is killed.
(The fact is that one is killed.)
- Exactly. - I think that's what it is.
That's right.
He's right. Listen.
(There was a girl named Maria.)
(And Maria killed Maria.)
(Then guess how many Marias there are.)
I said Maria eight times, but Maria killed Maria.
So the answer is seven.
- But that's... - It is...
Wait.
- Soyou. - You said how many times.
- About Maria... - Maria got killed.
Here's the thing.
There was a girl named Maria.
- So there's 1 Maria. - It's 1.
There was a girl named Maria.
- So you said Maria only once. - That's one.
- That's not true. - Think how many times she says it.
Then you can't ask how many Marias there are.
It's about how many times she says that.
- This is a nonsense quiz. - It's a nonsense quiz.
- So the answer is 7? - 7?
- No one got it right? - We just need two correct answers.
We just need 2 people who wrote 7.
Let's just do this.
Soo Geun, you go first.
1 out of 8 got killed.
So the answer is seven.
We just need one more person.
- Here's my answer. - It's great that he got it right.
- It's 1. - It's 7. Can't you see it?
I can see it.
It says seven right here.
Stop it, Soyou. It will only make you look bad.
(You shouldn't do that.)
Jang Hoon. Let's see your answer!
- What? - Two.
He acts like he got the right answer.
- I wrote two. - I thought...
it's zero because Maria killed Maria.
That makes sense.
This is too many. I wrote 11.
Please.
I wrote nine.
- Sang Min. - Please.
(So far, they have 1 correct answer.)
That's not the answer.
(Incorrect)
- It was hard. - How did you know it was seven?
There were 8, and 1 of them got killed.
One of them got killed.
I got it right when I heard the song.
I should've taken it as a nonsense quiz.
I should've done it...
- without thinking too much. - Maria...
I'm just glad that it didn't happen for real.
- He's right. - It's good there are seven Marias.
- I'm glad. - Right.
- This is good. - It's a relief.
It's a relief...
that it's just a nonsense quiz.
- Exactly. - Pajeon doesn't...
- go well with rice. - Right. It's not good.
- It is good! - He's right.
It's so good with rice.
- And we don't have soy sauce. - Right.
We need soy sauce.
It's not good without soy sauce.
- Let's stay focused. - How many people for the next one?
Please.
The next question is for seasoned perilla leaves.
- I like seasoned perilla leaves. - It's good.
- I like it too. - It's good.
(We love seasoned perilla leaves.)
Seasoned perilla leaves are good with gochujang.
It's really good.
- You know that, right? - Yes.
You need...
- nine correct answers. - I'll do it.
- I'll do it. - All of us should get it right.
Except only 1. There are 10 of us.
This is common sense.
Jeju Island is famous for three things.
- What are the three things? - Okay.
(Three things famous in Jeju Island?)
Soyou.
They aren't that smart.
- Why are you looking down on us? - You can do this.
Why did you say that looking at us?
- Let's give it a try. - Let's do this.
If we're fighting like this every time, we shouldn't do it.
We fight all the time.
Why would you fight during lunchtime?
When did we not fight?
We fight all the time.
Actually, it's better when we do this.
This is better?
Let's stop fighting and do this.
We fight worse at other times.
- This is Ho Dong's favorite game. - That's right!
I see.
- Ho Dong loves to eat. - I didn't know that.
- This is his favorite game. - Let's answer it already.
- Okay. Let's do this. - Tell us 2 out of 3.
- Hee Chul. - No.
- Open your eyes, Hee Chul. - There's a song.
- Do we write all three? - There's a song about this.
- Let's write all three. - Let's do that.
- Let's write all three. - Yes, let's do that.
We can do this.
Wait.
Do we write down all three?
- We can get this. - Are you from Jeju Island?
(She tries to give a hint by singing.)
- I see, she's from Jeju Island. - Wait.
Only one person should get it wrong.
Forget it. Just get it right, Sang Min.
- If you know what it is. - Write it down if you know.
Everyone should write the answer.
- Don't think too much. - Don't try to get it wrong.
I don't think nine of us will get it right anyway.
Hee Chul's eyes are wide open. He has no idea.
Your eyes are about to pop out.
I think the order in which we write matters.
- Does it? - Right?
I don't mind the order, though.
- When the elderly mention them, - The elderly...
they always say, "Rock, wind, and women."
Right.
- "Rock, wind, and women." - That's right.
- That's the usual order. - Right.
"Wind, rock, and women."
- I got the same. - That's right.
Jeju Island is famous for "rock, wind, and women."
Isn't it "women, rock, and tangerines"?
- No. - That was close.
Isn't it right to include "tangerines"?
- That makes sense. - Right.
Mina is also from Jeju, and she always talks about tangerines.
But...
- Let's look at Bada's answer. - Mine.
- It's upside down. - I got startled.
"Wind, rock, and women."
- I got the same. - Okay.
- Kei. - "Rock, women, and wind."
"Rock, women, and wind."
- "Rock, women, and wind." - Now, Sang Min.
(If Sang Min gets it right, it's a success.)
I think he got it wrong.
(Did he?)
- He must get it. - "Rock, women, and wind."
(They succeeded to get 9 people with the correct answer.)
(Everyone gets the seasoned perilla leaves.)
You did well by getting it wrong.
It was amazing that you got it wrong.
- Hee Chul brought the victory. - Wait, wait. I'm sorry,
but don't let this air. I'm the only fool here.
Only I got it wrong.
No, Hee Chul. This is...
- You did well. - No, no.
I'm so embarrassed.
- It's okay. - We know you knew the answer.
I won't eat the dish. Just don't let this air.
- I won't eat it. - No.
(Here is the seasoned perilla leaves.)
- My mom's watching this. - I sang to give a hint.
The last question.
I'm sad.
Seafood doenjang stew is the reward this time.
- That's all I need. - Please.
(Please)
- I love this. - This question is for everyone.
Excuse me, I just made a complete fool of myself...
(Excuse me, I just made a complete fool of myself...)
Why didn't you even give me the dish?
(It's empty.)
- He's so cute. - Have mine, Hee Chul.
Give him the dish, please.
- Here it is. - Even my hat is kind of stupid.
- Here it is. - Maybe they think you got it wrong.
(He gets the dish late.)
My pride is so hurt.
- He got it wrong for us. - This is so funny.
My pride...
This is a relay quiz.
From where should we start?
- From over there. - Okay.
Oh, no. I'm so nervous.
This is the most nerve-breaking.
(Serious)
Say a flower name.
Rose.
- Dandelion. - Sunflower.
- Lily. - Cockscomb.
- Cherry blossom. - Forsythia.
- Magnolia. - Acacia.
- Tulip. - Wild chrysanthemum.
(They succeeded the relay quiz.)
(Everyone gets seafood doenjang stew.)
- We did well. - I didn't expect forsythia.
I was going to say forsythia.
- I was going to say rose. - Tulip was unexpected.
- All we need is stew. - You're right.
My mind went blank for a second.
(They get to eat their lunch after working hard.)
- Thank you for the meal. - This looks so tasty.
- Thank you for the meal. - Thank you.
(She takes a spoonful of the stew first.)
The doenjang stew is great.
My gosh, it is.
Mixing rice with gochujang tastes good too.
- Mix it with the perilla leaves. - Add some shredded beef.
Let me try.
(She takes a big bite.)
(These guys are enjoying too.)
Don't you have any sesame oil?
Add some stew. It'll taste good.
(She's advised to add some stew instead of sesame oil.)
- This is so good. - It's a Korean dish.
- It is. - Add some gochujang.
The seafood stew tastes great.
(Even the fairies have fallen for the seafood stew.)
Instead of sea squirt, they put blue abalone.
No, not blue abalone. What's similar to sea squirt?
- Pleated sea squirt. - That's it.
- Sea squirt is slimy, - Pleated sea squirt.
- and pleated sea squirt isn't. - Is that the name?
- Yes. - Pleated sea squirt.
Look at Soyou enjoying her meal.
She's a gourmet. She loves food too.
- It's good. - It's so good.
What do we do?
Ms. Nutritionist?
We need more rice.
(Clean)
It's clean.
(Soo Geun's bowl is clean too.)
Thank you.
(Extra rice is free of charge.)
Aren't we going to build a dorm?
So I can just sleep here.
A dorm. That'd be fun.
We don't need many dishes. Eating together makes it taste better.
- Right? - Yes.
- It's lonely to eat alone. - It was a great meal...
with great people.
- It was a great meal. - You're right.
What's the use of having a lot of money?
Eating expensive meal alone is of no use.
Those people shout out to get the questions right...
and criticize when others get them wrong.
(Eating together helps build friendship.)
Now, it's Soyou's turn.
Soyou is actually from...
Jeju Island where a lot of rock, wind, and women are.
I wonder what kind of question she has prepared.
- Tangerines? - You're so knowledgeable, Hee Chul.
If you work hard today, I'll give you...
- a compliment sticker. - Oh, right.
(Whoever works hard will get a sticker.)
Can I move up a little?
Because of Wan Sun's hair, I can't see Soyou.
Really?
Let me move up.
Let me see.
You do have a lot of hair.
I'll start.
My parents were surprised...
because of me.
What was the case?
Can I guess?
Go on.
(Smashing)
(Go on. Try, Hee Chul.)
(Terrified)
We are meant to be fairies.
- Oh, right. - Fairies.
A destructive fairy.
You are charismatic...
and quite straightforward.
So when you went to...
Jeju International Airport with your parents to leave for Seoul,
younger students of Soyou's school...
saw her out like a gang.
They bowed politely,
which made your mother scared.
Wrong.
- Was this when you were in Jeju? - Yes, that's correct.
Soyou had to go to Seoul,
but she had no money.
So she sold off a pig she had at home...
without her mother knowing.
- She sold it. - No.
My parents used to run a jewelry shop.
- This can be shocking. - This is...
I got it. Your mother...
told you to tend to the shop,
but you took all the rings,
necklaces, and earrings...
and looked in the mirror...
and danced.
(Did she have a jewelry fashion show by herself?)
- Wrong. - That's why she was surprised.
I got it.
While you were at the shop,
a very shabby person came in.
And he took off his watch...
shaking his hand.
Then he asked how much it'd be worth.
You felt so bad for him.
So you gave him a new watch that's worth a lot more.
- A golden watch? - Yes.
No. My parents ran a jewelry shop,
and I went there with someone...
which surprised them so much.
I got it. You went with a thief.
A thief who was just released from prison.
Where?
- Her parent's jewelry shop. - I like...
- his approach. - I got it. You went with policemen.
- Wrong. - What could it be?
Or you took your parents' competitor.
Wrong.
Was Kyung Hoon on the right track?
He said you went with a thief.
Back then, I was about 4 or 5 years old.
No, maybe 5 or 6 years old.
I got it.
Could it be... You wore...
all the jewelries she could...
and walked around the streets.
- So adults took you to the shop. - Wrong.
Let's go.
- He's moving toward the camera. - It's Seo Jang Hoon.
He's moving toward the Jimmy Jib.
- Say if you have things to say. - I do.
- Go on. - Let me guess.
Soyou brought customers.
- When she was only five? - You went up to customers...
who were at another shop...
and told them your parents had better prices.
"Do you want to come to our shop?"
- "Mom, I get 20 percent, okay?" - That sounds likely.
- Wrong. - Wrong?
You entered the shop with a thug.
- That could be right. - So your mom...
You know how those guys like to wear gold necklaces.
So your mother was surprised...
to see you come in with them.
She was so startled.
Correct.
- Really? - How did he get it right?
- How does he do that? - That's correct.
- How did you do that? - It's similar to what we talked.
- How did he get it right? - It's a mystery.
How could he think of a thug? That's so not innocent.
What happened was...
It's when I was young.
My sister is four years older than me,
and my brother is eight years older than me.
So no one played with me.
My parents were busy working,
so I was always alone.
I always walked around everywhere.
I'd talk to strangers.
There were some guys in the neighborhood...
whom I got close to.
I'd ask them to buy me ice cream and drag them.
They'd buy my ice cream...
or meals. I got close to them.
I didn't realize the time had passed so much.
Since it'd be dangerous, the guys offered to take me home.
- They were nice guys. - So I returned...
with about five guys, which scared my mom.
She was so surprised.
- They were sweet people. - They were.
I explained...
that they just helped me get home.
That's what happened.
Is that why you decided to join them when you became an adult?
- Right? - I did think about it once.
(Laughing)
Something similar happened as well.
I was too young to realize what they were worth.
On my friends' birthdays,
we went to their house to eat together.
On my way out,
I'd just grab anything like watches, rings, necklaces,
- or earrings. - You can't take a golden turtle.
I'd give them to my friend as a birthday gift.
"Wow, this is a golden turtle."
I didn't take those.
"This is a golden tortoise."
Some people who were nice enough...
would give them back to me...
and tell me to return them home,
or call my mom to let them know I gave them something.
They'd do this.
- But some people didn't. - My mom told me...
that there were quite a number of people who'd just take them.
I see.
So my mom kept them locked because of me.
If you were asked to exchange them with sweets, you would've.
- Right. Little kids could. - Yes, because I didn't know.
- Yes. - I'd just grab anything.
Later, my mom would get prepared...
when my friends' birthdays came up.
She'd keep her eye on me.
On your friends' birthdays.
This is it for me.
Good job, Soyou.
- Go, Bada. - Choi Sung Hee.
- Choi Sung Hee. - How did you get it right?
- By the way, Bada, - Yes?
when is your new song going to be released exactly?
I'm currently working with the songwriter, Park Geun Tae,
- who wrote Baek Z Young's song. - He's really famous.
- He's very famous indeed. - He's really famous.
And he's a perfectionist.
I've recorded 1 song 9 times.
Just for one song.
For Mr. Park,
recording nine times isn't much.
- Is that so? - It's because she's a good singer.
Z Young recorded "I Won't Love" over 20 times.
- Which one? - "I Won't Love".
I've been preparing for my album for a long time.
When my new song is released...
in May,
please know that I recorded it nine times over and over again.
Please enjoy it.
Kyung Hoon can't record more than twice...
because it gives him a headache.
Because he uses his head voice so much.
Yes.
Let me start my questions.
Since I was little, I sought to become a singer.
So I desperately practiced.
How much do you think I practiced?
To say that, you would have...
said all the answers to all subjects like a song.
Like how?
- Lee Sang Min. - "What's 5 plus 8?"
"Eight".
5 plus 8 isn't 8.
(Shame on you, Genius.)
It's 13.
13.
- It's 13. - That's wrong.
He's actually embarrassed.
I didn't think about the answer.
I only cared about singing.
You lived in a fishing village.
You'd shout...
to make the birds drop.
(Did she shout to drop flying birds?)
- You're close. - Seriously.
With very high notes.
You'd see those in Chinese films.
Not birds.
You'd prepare some plates and see if they'd break.
You shouted with your ears covered.
I should have done that.
Cups would break.
Bada...
(Kyung Hoon gives it a try.)
A cock used to crow...
at 4am.
You'd crow instead every day.
At 4am, every day.
That's funny. I'm sure that would have been helpful.
- Wrong. - Every weekend,
you went on fishing crab boats.
- What? - Singing on the boat...
would entertain the fishers,
and you could use the sea as your stage.
You could scream and vomit...
- and improve your singing skills. - And swim too.
Because of the sound of the sea,
- you can't hear yourself. - That's right.
This has nothing to do with living in a fishing village.
We didn't have a full-length mirror at home.
- You went to find a well. - A well?
- Oh, because it echoes? - A well?
- A well? - You can see your reflection too.
- Looking into the well... - That's creative.
(Did she sing into the well?)
Because you couldn't see how you'd look.
- All my love - I got it.
- Because she didn't have a mirror. - A truck.
- A truck. - A truck?
Because you didn't have a mirror at home,
you'd look into the side mirrors of a truck...
and stand in front of it to sing and dance.
- No. - Is it wrong?
- There was no truck. - I got it.
- What could it be? - Go on, Sang Min.
By the entrance of a village hall,
there's always a huge full-length mirror.
- That's right. - At a village hall.
You'd dance at a village hall every day.
I got it.
At night,
you'd look at your shadow the moon creates.
- That sounds like it. - You'd look at the shadow...
- and check your moves. - If this is right,
that'd be so touching.
- You'd check yourself. - Is that right?
- I did it once. - Really?
You'd find this kind of thing in a novel.
At night,
you'd look at your shadow the moon creates.
- That sounds like it. - You'd look at the shadow...
- and check your moves. - If this is right,
that'd be so touching.
- You'd check yourself. - Is that right?
- I did it once. - Really?
You'd find this kind of thing in a novel.
- Correct. You got it right. - I got it.
Correct.
- Under the moonlight? - I think he's right.
- That's so touching. - My gosh.
There was a field in front of my house.
I didn't have a full-length mirror at home.
You can see your reflection here too.
20 years ago in countryside,
I could see my shadow very clearly.
I didn't even need a streetlamp.
All I needed was clear sky with the moon.
I could see the shadow very clearly.
I could check all my moves.
I used to love Deux's songs so much back then.
- So I... - "Look Back at Me".
- I'd practice every day. - That's awesome.
It's hard even for guys.
That's so cool.
I was really into...
That sounds like a story from a drama.
Did you play a cassette tape?
I did,
then moved on to using a CD player.
I was so desperate, but didn't have the equipment.
But for someone who didn't have a mirror at home,
isn't a CD player too much?
- It's possible. - A mirror...
- Don't you agree? - There are different specs...
of CD players.
I didn't have one before.
I only had a cassette player.
It was my dad's so I always had to borrow it from him.
When I was a middle schooler,
there was a school event...
to celebrate the establishment of the school.
The 50,000th graduate...
would be given a gift if he or she were alive.
That was the event.
Really?
So at every graduation,
everyone would get excited...
and see if there was the 50,000th graduate.
On the day of our graduation,
we heard there would be the 50,000th graduate.
Everyone was so thrilled.
After 80 years, the one student would be revealed.
He or she would feel so lucky.
If ever, I could become the person,
it would make me feel like a very special person.
It'd make me so happy.
I still remember the moment I had that thought.
And at that moment, the principal announced...
"The 50,000th student is Choi Sung Hee"...
while I was thinking about how happy I'd be.
The lucky one after 80 years.
They picked only one person.
You are born lucky.
- She was born lucky. - It was fascinating.
You were praying that it'd be you.
So I went up the platform,
and I received the gift.
He was very old back then.
I opened it when I got home,
and it was a CD player.
This really is like a drama.
It was one of the most precious gifts I've received...
as it helped me actualize my dream. I'd listen to CD with it.
I'd audition for SM Entertainment.
It feels like we just watched a musical.
You know how great people in history have their own stories.
Great people.
All those coincidental occasions became her destiny.
Which songs did you practice with?
- Deux's songs? - I practiced Deux's dance moves.
- Can you dance? - "Look Back at Me"?
I danced it my way.
- Please show us. - Please dance for us.
Can I just dance it my way like I did back then?
(It's the dance she practiced under the moonlight.)
Play it as loud as you can.
("Look Back at Me" by Deux)
(She's warming up.)
(Deux, Deux)
- Deux. - You should dance alone.
Go one by one.
You go now.
- Help me out here. - You dance first.
Go.
(Sang Min joins.)
That's right. This is it!
(Even though this is impromptu, he reenacts all the moves.)
That's it.
(Oh, gosh.)
(The fairy shows her hip-hop moves.)
That's right.
Keep going.
(One kick)
(Let's go!)
(This is exciting.)
You're good.
- Join us, Ho Dong. - I don't know this.
You don't?
Soo Geun. You know this, right?
(Their bodies remember the moves.)
(Vocalizing)
Get ready.
- From here. - This one?
Not now.
Get ready, now!
(These are the key moves of "Look Back at Me".)
(Everyone at Brother School knows this dance.)
(Although I’m not there in your mind)
(Vocalizing)
(He gives a high-five to himself.)
(She explodes with passion.)
(Sang Min joins again to rap.)
Lee Sang Min.
Lee Sang Min!
- Come on. Come on. - Here you go!
(I am in sorrow)
(Now I'm spending my days waiting)
(They are in a state of excitement due to too much passion.)
(My heart is pounding)
(He is a fluorescent color MC.)
(She gives a dazzling finish.)
(Shooting)
That was great.
- She doesn't get tired. - She really doesn't.
- She is the best fairy of passion. - She really cool.
Deux was the best.
- Hey, Hee Chul. - Yes?
- At SM Entertainment, - Yes?
there are many passionate guys like Yunho.
- There is Yunho and others. - The way I see it,
- They are legends. - she is their ancestor.
- That's right. She's the original. - Bada is...
- their ancestor. - That's right.
- She keeps on... - For once,
Sang Min really got the feeling for dance.
That's true. He danced really well.
But within this dazzling scene,
I also felt a sense of sadness.
Sang Min knows all the dance moves.
- But his body... - He gained weight.
- It doesn't turn. - But his body...
- won't turn. - It was a bit sad.
He gained weight.
His waist has become much thicker than before.
- And... - Sang Min helped me.
It was really fun doing it together.
That was great, Bada.
Come to your seat.
Okay.
- Come to your seat. - She's great.
- Next is Kei. - Kei.
Great job.
Wan Sun, isn't Deux from your generation?
I wasn't in Korea at that time.
- You were in Hong Kong. - Weren't you Taiwan then?
- You were in Hong Kong. - It was Hong Kong.
Since Wan Sun mentioned Hong Kong, I'll tell you a story.
There was an Asian Basketball Championship for youth in Hong Kong.
It was for males under 22, and it took place in Hong Kong.
The funny thing was that we were doing the preliminaries.
The place was nearly empty.
Someone next to me...
kept looking up.
Then he said,
"I think Kim Wan Sun is up there."
- He kept saying that. - Really?
- But we were... - Was she really there?
looking from a distance.
It seemed like her.
But we thought...
she had no reason to be there.
- "Why would she come to see this?" - It was from that time?
- But... - It was from that time?
But it was when she was living in Hong Kong.
- So... - You remember that?
she came to see that game because we came from Korea.
- I see. - So...
we saw her and were stunned.
- Because there weren't any... - I was shouting for the team.
- spectators in the gymnasium. - I shouted "Go, Korea!"
Kim Wan Sun was there. From our position...
She is telling you to stop.
- She said, "Stop it." - It's not that.
- She said, "Go away." - No, no.
I heard it as, "Stop it."
(Is she a veteran of entertainment ending the talk with a sneeze?)
She said, "Stop it."
- "Stop it"? - I'm sorry.
- But... - I even heard it as "Shut it."
imagine how surprised we were.
We were between 19 to 20 years old.
He didn't finish his explanation.
There were just 1 or 2 spectators in the gym.
And that one person was Kim Wan Sun.
Later,
we took picture together that day.
- That's right. - Really?
- I'm serious. - She was really there.
We were the players who weren't on the court.
The seven of us were sitting on the bench asking each other,
"Is that really Kim Wan Sun?"
"Are you crazy? Why would she be here?"
We kept talking about that. The guy next to me...
"Stop it!"
I'm sorry.
(He is always looking for a chance to tease the giant.)
That was a good one.
- At that time... - That's refreshing.
- Someone got up the courage... - He can't do it anymore.
to come to me. His name was...
- Moon something. - Moon Sung Keun.
- He was Moon Kyung Eun. - Moon Kyung Eun.
- That's right. - He came to me.
- He checked if it was really me. - Hee Chul said Moon Sung Keun.
I told him it was me. We were happy to see each other and took pictures.
Did you have a favorite basketball player?
Hyun Joo Yup or Seo Jang Hoon? In 1, 2, 3.
Seo Jang Hoon
Seo Jang Hoon or Kim Jang Hoon? In 1, 2, 3.
Who is Kim Jang Hoon?
(He is a singer, not a basketball player.)
- Kei, give us your question. - Okay.
- That was good coordination. - Yes.
You kept asking questions.
Ho Dong, please focus.
- I'm sorry. - Kei told you off.
I'm sorry.
It's my first time seeing Kei get angry.
- It's my first time too. - Also,
thank you for not sneezing at me.
- I'm scared she'll sneeze at me. - I wasn't angry.
While I was recording a song,
I experienced something strange.
What experience was that?
I got it. You were recording,
and you spent too much time on your part.
So the recording staff suddenly went,
"Stop it."
He sneezed?
- Hit him hard. - You're wrong.
- Before... - I'm glad I sneezed.
- I'm glad I sneezed. - Ghosts?
If we hear ghosts,
- if we hear strange sounds, - That's right.
they used to say the album will be a big hit.
- That's right. - It's an old story, right?
In the past, the recording studios were...
very big and in the basement.
- Right. - There were many like that.
Especially, if there is a piano in the booth...
with just a light on,
- it was scary just looking at it. - I know.
Did you ever experience seeing a ghost?
- For me... - The ghost would be more scared.
- The ghost would be scared. - The ghost would be more scared.
The ghost comes and leaves with embarrassment.
(The ghost gets scared and leaves.)
Because it's scared.
- "Gosh, I'm startled." - I got it.
You worked hard with your recording.
But when you came out, nothing was recorded.
(When she came out, the recording had disappeared.)
- In that case... - That's bad.
- That happens sometimes. - Is that the answer?
Did I get it right?
- No. - You startled me.
That hasn't happened to me yet.
- Should I give you a hint? - Yes, give us a hint.
The hint is my jinx.
It's a jinx?
- If it's a jinx, that's difficult. - It happens every time I record.
When some people record,
they turn off all the lights.
- I do that. - Me too.
- Me too. - It's that kind of jinx.
I should turn off the lights when I record.
I work better that way.
I got it.
You record better when you take off your shoes.
You took off your shoes and finished recording.
Then the person who came to clean the room...
fainted because of foot odor.
He's the one who experienced something strange.
- It's strange. - You are on the right track.
He is on the right track?
But it isn't about foot odor. My feet don't stink.
He is on the right track?
I'm really sorry, but what do you mean by "strange"?
- Something unique, baffling, - Something unique.
- Weird, mysterious. - or embarrassing.
- Things like that. - Embarrassing?
I got it!
You hit high notes, and it was really good.
And you farted.
But it felt so good.
You farted really loudly.
When I see you
That's wrong.
- Wait a minute. - She took off her shoes?
If you take your shoes off, then you'd be barefoot.
- You took your shoes off. - People are really...
You must wear height increasing shoes.
- I got it. - Me too.
Your face disappeared when you took your shoes off.
What do you want to say, Kyung Hoon?
- I got it. - I think he's really knows.
- You took off your shoes. - Yes?
But they were height increasing shoes.
First, you adjust the height of the microphone.
You take off your shoes to sing.
- The microphone is here. - Right.
But you are here.
- He must be right. - Am I right?
I experience that a lot.
It isn't the right answer?
- That's right. - I experience that a lot.
- I got it. You take your shoes off. - Yes?
You're singing without your shoes. When you come to your senses,
you're grasping the mic stand with your toes without realizing it.
You're grasping it with your toes...
- and hanging on like a monkey. - Oh, no.
He might be right.
- Is she Dhalsim? - I think that's the answer.
You said it was strange.
Give us a hint.
When I record, I always...
- do it on an empty stomach. - Right.
- Empty stomach? - Yes, empty stomach.
There are many people who record on an empty stomach.
They sing better on an empty stomach.
But strangely, even though you haven't eaten anything,
whenever you stand in front of the microphone to sing,
you want to go to the bathroom.
- That's not it. - Okay.
I'll go after Jang Hoon if he gets it wrong.
What are you doing?
- I'm a little scared. - That's really interesting.
You haven't eaten anything.
But whenever you try to record on an empty stomach,
you keep burping.
You burp loudly.
It's got nothing to do with cleanliness.
- On an empty stomach, - It's about empty stomach.
you started singing.
I will go to that place in my imagination. Hold on.
- Is this a musical? - "We'll start recording now."
There is the stand.
(This is Bada's monodrama.)
"Director, are you ready?"
- "Kei, are you ready?" - "Yes, I'm ready."
Is this a monodrama?
"I mustn't be hungry now."
- "I'll start now." - "Okay".
"I can't do it because I'm too hungry."
You try to sing,
but you can't because you are too hungry.
(This is really a strange scene.)
"I can't do it. I am so sorry."
- I got it. - Me too.
- It's something like this, right? - Something like that.
You are nearly there.
I will start from where you left off.
- Everyone's going to the front. - I'm going to do this.
You are about to sing, but rumbling sounds come out.
The sound goes into the microphone.
You have to record your song,
but the rumbling sounds keep getting recorded.
So you have to repeat it over again.
- Soyou, go for it. - Am I right?
That's the answer.
Who got it?
That's the answer.
Who got it?
That's the answer.
It's all right if I am the only one who can hear it.
- But it was recorded. - So you were embarrassed.
It was a strange experience for me.
I thought it would be something really strange.
When we were recording, the engineer said,
"I keep hearing noises."
So I naturally thought it was a ghost.
- Hey, Kei. - No way.
I thought this song might be a big hit.
Are you sure the rumbling noise...
- came from your own stomach? - It was from my stomach.
- Maybe the ghost made the noise. - Why?
But ghosts usually make that sort of noise.
- They make rumbling noises? - It could happen.
- Why are you doing that? - What is he doing?
- I hear that a lot. - We singers continue recording...
- and just accept it. - Really?
No, no. You can feel the rumbling here.
Look over your shoulder.
(Look over your shoulder.)
You are scarier.
You gave me a shock.
My goodness.
- I'm sorry. I repent. - I knew it.
Dear Almighty. I don't know who it is though.
I feel better when my stomach is empty, and my body feels light.
I even like to wear light clothes...
when I'm recording. I record better that way.
- I can't sing well after I eat. - Right.
- It's when your condition is best. - Soyou, what about you?
I think it's different for each singer.
I have a jinx before singing.
She has to drink this no matter what.
- She has to disinfect herself. - I need accompaniment.
Yes, you can sing better with accompaniment.
Before I record,
I have to eat something hot.
- I always eat before I record. - You have to eat something hot.
The last time I did that was...
when I was recording "I Still".
Si Kyung said this to me.
"I never saw anyone ordering..."
"pork belly to the studio and eating it before recording."
You ate pork belly?
You can sing after eating that?
- I... - She needs the strength.
I ask them to bring pork belly...
and lots of chili peppers and garlic.
I enjoy it as much as I can.
I take a break for 10 minutes. If I feel full,
I put all my energy there.
- She's different from Kei. - I can't believe it.
What do you have, Kyung Hoon?
I just have normal things.
I don't try to eat anything special.
- You prefer a normal meal. - That's right.
I have sesame oil before I record songs.
- Really? - Yes, sesame oil.
It's good for my throat.
- It softens your throat. - Yes, it does.
It makes me happy too.
- It's aromatic. - I like to have it before I record.
- I should try it next time. - It softens your throat.
What did you have for a ssireum competition?
For me, I don't do anything special on the day of competition.
I don't work out for 3 to 4 days right before the competition.
I want to use all my energy on that specific day only.
- You save your energy like that. - That's right.
Ssireum is all about using energy on a short-term.
You need to save it.
I train myself for eight hours a day before competitions.
Then I stop the intensive training.
I just take a break and eat good things.
- To save your energy. - Yes.
Then I get so strong that I can break anything I grab.
I can even rip off my opponent's thigh band.
It makes sense.
That's how he saves his energy.
If I grab the desk,
I feel so strong that I can easily break it.
So we shoot this show on Thursdays.
If you don't shoot any other shows before Thursdays,
- you can fully focus on this show. - That sounds good.
For what?
- So what if I fully focus here? - Then you make our show better.
No. Then we'll get exhausted.
- Why would I pour all my energy? - The other members will suffer.
- He'll get aggressive. - Should I make it more intense?
It's Wan Sun's turn.
- It's your turn. - Okay.
Here's the question.
Some absurd things happened...
when I went to perform for an event.
- Guess what happened. - I got it.
Your audience suddenly passed out.
- Why? - Because her eyes were scary.
(Sighing)
- You can hit her. - Use the hammer.
Some people wanted to fight with you while you were performing.
They went, "What are you looking at?"
You almost fought with your audience.
That's ridiculous.
Your eyes were too offensive.
So you grabbed them...
by the collar because you got angry too.
I got it.
You went to an octopus festival in Mokpo.
They said, "You don't have to sing. You can just dance like this."
(They asked her to dance like an octopus.)
I should give you a hint.
It's something that happened...
while I was performing...
"Pierrot Smiling at Us".
- Did she perform at some circus? - That's possible.
A dancer had to lift me up during the interlude.
It happened because of that.
I got it! Let's suppose he's Wan Sun.
I'm her dancer.
- He lifted Wan Sun, - He lifted her.
but a circus performer got down at that moment...
and grabbed her hands to throw her.
So Wan Sun unexpectedly joined the circus.
- Then she got down. - Oh, yes.
You performed as if you're one of them.
- Did I get close to the answer? - No.
I thought I got close.
Let me show you the dance move.
He lifted me up.
He put me on his shoulder.
Then I got down after a second.
- I think he dropped her. - I got it.
You sat on his shoulder after he lifted you.
You got down from his shoulder.
You had to keep dancing.
- But your dancer... - He fell down.
had his shoulder dislocated.
So he couldn't dance.
(Dancing limply)
It looks so real like his shoulder is dislocated.
"Wan Sun, you did a good job."
It really looks like his shoulder is dislocated.
It's creepy.
That's when the shoulder song started.
Look at my shoulder.
It's fine even if I'm not right.
- Did you get flustered? - This is hard.
I thought your shoulder really got dislocated.
We were both flustered.
Okay. This must be what happened.
- She's enthusiastic like Jang Hoon. - This is what they did.
He was supposed to grab your waist, but he grabbed your underarms.
He had to lift you like that.
But he couldn't lift you because he grabbed your underarms.
So your bottom hit his face.
- I got it. - Let me clarify.
I got a hint from you.
He had to lift her by her waist as Soyou said.
But he grabbed your underarms.
You couldn't sing...
because he tickled you.
(Giggling)
So you couldn't sing.
You kept giggling.
You couldn't forget what happened...
and kept laughing too.
(You laughed even when only his fingers moved.)
- No. - You laughed at everything.
Give us more hints.
Okay. Here's the last hint.
Something got stuck in his earrings.
Oh, okay.
- I got the answer. - I got it.
Your headphone got stuck in his earrings.
So when her headphone got removed,
the dancer was wearing it in the end.
(The headphone was passed to the dancer, so he sang.)
(I'm the singer of tonight.)
Dance to the rhythm
- You're really creative. - That's so funny.
(They all want to sing in the center.)
- Like this? - Unbelievable.
So did he debut too?
- Did he debut as a singer? - You're so cute.
Your dancer was wearing a ring earring.
When he was done with the dance moves,
his earrings ended up in his nose.
(Ta-da.)
He had to dance, but he just ended up looking like a cow.
- He went, "Moo". - I got it.
- I told you I sat on him. - You sat on him.
- I sat on him. - You were wearing a skirt.
Your skirt was next to his ear.
His earring got stuck on your skirt.
So when you went down,
your skirt...
- or your shorts... - That's not it.
fell off.
Whatever you were wearing fell off.
- He really wants to get it. - So your bottom clothing fell off.
- He really wants to get it. - Am I right?
- No, but it was close. - I got it.
It wasn't your skirt, it was your stockings.
- Yes! - Your stockings got stuck.
So as you sat,
Like this?
his earring got stuck.
So the stockings were hanging on his earring.
Your stockings got stretched.
So his ear got bigger since that incident.
- Now he can hear things well. - His name is Liu Bei.
I'll let you get this one.
Okay.
(Kyung Hoon got the answer.)
- So tell us what really happened. - Here's the full story.
He lifted me up, and I sat on his shoulder.
He was supposed to put me down.
His earring got stuck on my mesh stockings.
So we were thinking of how to take it out.
He thought his ear could get ripped off.
He tore my mesh stockings in the end.
He tore it a bit.
So I had a hole there.
Then he put me down.
It's better to rip stockings...
- than an ear. - I know.
So I'm sure he doesn't wear...
- earrings on stages anymore. - No, he doesn't wear them.
I'd not wear them too.
There's one more incident too.
I had to lean and get down as I dance.
I leaned towards the back as the dancer lifted me.
He was holding me like this.
When he tried to put me down, the CD rewound itself.
- Did he lift you up again? - Yes.
Then I had to lie down again in the air.
As the dancer tried to put me down again,
the song rewound itself again.
We repeated it three times.
- I thought I should just stop it. - Did he throw you?
(No, he did not.)
I told them to turn off the music.
So I just sang without...
- instrumental accompaniment. - You sang it live.
Then I got down.
These two incidents...
were the most ridiculous things that happened on stage.
Gosh, things like that can happen.
Great.
How was today?
- I cried as I laughed. - It's good to hear that.
Only one of them gets to stick it?
- 1 sticker per person. - 1 sticker per person.
- One sticker per person. - Really?
- Oh, my gosh. - I know whom I'm going for.
What do we have when we get all the stickers?
- They give a prize. - Does it have to be in order?
A voucher to visit a grape town in Yeongdong.
Do I stick like this?
(Soyou compliments Sang Min.)
Sang Min. Goodness.
He's leading.
Soyou, why did you pick him?
I was here with my SISTAR members too.
Sang Min belittled himself...
by speaking quietly then.
But as I saw him today,
his voice was loud, and he was very enthusiastic too.
I've never seen him this happy before.
So I got happy too.
- Passion. - She can't pity him like that.
- Next, Bada. - No. Sang Min did well today.
- Is it my turn? - It's Bada's turn.
- I wanted to pick Sang Min too. - Whom will she pick?
- You can give it to him again. - But he got one already.
- You can give it to him too. - It's up to you.
He can graduate if he gets all stickers.
(Does he get to leave the show when he has all the stickers?)
- I won't ever get fired then. - He'll have to leave the show.
He'll leave the show.
He made Wan Sun and me laugh.
- I'll give it to Hee Chul. - Good job, Hee Chul.
(Running)
He's very creative and funny.
(Excited)
Okay.
(He does dance moves of Deux too.)
- Great. - Let me see.
He helped me a lot when I sang.
I want to give my sticker to Sang Min.
(Wan Sun picks Sang Min.)
Great. He has four stickers.
- Will he leave the show soon? - You're too kind to him.
You will be done with it soon.
Congratulations.
- He danced so hard too. - He'll be in a higher place.
- He's getting on my nerves. - Goodness.
Lastly, it's Kei's turn.
- Let me see. - Sang Min's all confident now.
I'm so grateful. I love you all.
But I'm giving it based on my preference.
- My favorite is Kyung Hoon. - Yes!
(Yes!)
You startled me.
(Dancing)
Kyung Hoon, do it.
I can't go sideways.
Kyung Hoon.
He dances like Lim Ha Ryong.
Don't you think so?
- We had fun today. - Yes, it was fun.
- Thank you. - Bye.
Ah-choo
(The nation's favorite girl group is finally here.)
(The most popular girl group of today, IZ*ONE)
How many of you are here?
(Getting to know IZ*ONE, one by one)
- Yabuki Nako. - Here.
- Honda Hitomi. - Here.
(It's me!)
(I'm Honda Hitomi.)
She must be the one. It's her.
(The new kids are confusing the members.)
(I'll talk first since I'm Eun Bi.)
(I'm the real Jo Yu Ri.)
(You're being ridiculous.)
(It's finally time to show their names.)
(Who's the student that startled the members?)
(The powerful dancing that caught all of Korea's attention)
(Amazed)
(Cute cheerleading)
(No, this is how you do it.)
(We can even do powerful cheerleading!)
(Sakura, Ho Dong's favorite)
(Sakura!)
(Sakura! Ho Dong!)
(Cross!)
(Aren't you favoring Sakura a little too much today?)
(Speechless)
(You're really terrible.)
(Everyone hates him, except for Sakura.)
(Who's Sakura's favorite?)
(Hee Chul.)
(Is Sakura betraying Ho Dong?)
(This is my first time being betrayed by a foreigner.)
(You never know where these new kids are going.)
(IZ*ONE meat-eating competition)
(Yummy)
(A battle for delicious barbecue)
(It looks delicious.)
(Trying to guess what song she's singing)
(You can't be like this!)
(Her dancing legs are telling us that it's an upbeat song.)
(The competition is getting heated.)
(It hurts!)
(A cold world for barbecue where only one team gets to eat)
(Knowing Brothers)
("Old Movie" by Kim Hee Chul)