(Super daddies who have come out while looking after their kids)
(We thought he'd teach his kids soccer as an inheritance.)
(But the father of 3 kids, Kim Byung Ji has more to inherit.)
(A daddy who's 50 years old but young at heart)
(Joo Young Hoon, a fool for his three daughters)
(A human 3D printer who can imitate anyone)
(Jung Sung Ho, a man who raises his four kids with voice imitation)
(The worst enemy of Radio Star is here!)
(The holy spirit is bestowed upon the studio.)
(Sean is the poison of Radio Star.)
(Assistant DinDin came to stop Sean's performance.)
(What's this warmness despite all the spiteful remarks?)
(Will this saint waver...)
(due to the whispers of the devils who don't know when to give up?)
(This is the warmness of Radio Star.)
(Hyenas versus Sean. Who will be the winner?)
("Procreation at Its Finest" begins now.)
Every week, I procreate patience.
Every time Jong Shin plays with words...
and Gu Ra brags about himself, I hold myself back...
because I'm the one who has to stop them.
- What's he talking about? - We hold back a lot also.
- We hold back also. - I don't get what he's saying.
I procreate SNS posts every day.
I promote "Monthly Project Yoon Jong Shin"...
and the variety shows I'm on.
I also promote the fact that my dad became the president
- of a senior-citizen center. - I see.
Today, I will promote Radio Star.
For me, I help the guests to talk about their menopause every week.
Do you cry more often, feel lethargic,
and get annoyed for no reason?
Then please call me.
I'll diagnose it right away.
Why would you diagnose anyone?
I mean, I can introduce the doctors I know.
- He's a menopause promoter. - Exactly.
I'm procreating the desire for variety shows even until today.
Last time, I was here as a special host,
and I thought I'd become a regular host here.
I'm scared that another actor...
might take this seat again instead of me.
(Discouraged)
I see. We've procreated laughter every Wednesday for 12 years,
but we want to procreate them more.
We're a high-end program that procreates laughter,
- Radio Star. - Radio Star.
- DinDin is here as a special host. - Yes, DinDin.
- It's nice to see you. - I'm the only one who's invited...
for the second time as a host, right?
- Please do your best. - How do you feel today?
Last time I was here,
the guests were too charismatic.
So I didn't even have time to introduce myself.
Today, I'll do my best...
and enjoy hosting the show.
Are you saying today's guests aren't that charismatic?
No, no.
Last time, Lee Moon Sae was invited...
- to the show. - That was when you were here.
- It was a tough episode. - Right.
All right, today, we have guests who are the biggest promoters...
of childbirth during this era where we're facing a low birth rate.
It's "Procreation at Its Finest" special.
He used to be a hip-hop artist who used to rap hard,
but now he's known as a social worker to kids these days.
He's the next Choi Soo Jong when it comes to his love for his wife.
He's a public enemy for men. It's Sean.
- He has four kids. - Right.
He's Korea's most well-known goalkeeper who scores.
Now, he's more famous for his haircut.
- Right. - He's the one who came up with...
his hairstyle, and he's a father of three kids.
It's Kim Byung Ji.
All right. He became a composer who does well...
on variety shows way before Jong Shin did.
He was active in the music and variety show scene in the '90s,
but now he's too busy raising his three daughters.
He's born to be a housewife.
It's Joo Young Hoon.
He has three kids.
He can imitate celebrities such as Yim Jae Beom,
Im Chang Jung, and Seo Kyung Seok.
He's a human 3D printer who can copy anyone...
he has his eyes on.
He copied people's faces and voices so well...
- that he could raise four kids. - Four kids?
He's the mysterious man in the showbiz. It's Jung Sung Ho.
- All right. - Welcome.
(Sean, Kim Byung Ji, Joo Young Hoon, Jung Sung Ho)
- Nice to have you. - Hello.
- Welcome. - Hello.
It's nice to see you.
It's nice to see you. You didn't have to shake hands.
Sean, I hear you're living the life of an athlete.
Yes, I feel that way.
My schedule's like that of an athlete.
I attend a marathon tournament almost every weekend.
Really?
You're 48 years old,
but I hear you still have nice abs.
- Yes, I do. - Really?
- I'm sweet Dad to my kids. - You were born in 1970.
- Really? Do you have them now? - Yes, I always have them.
I think he almost asked me to show them.
I think he's hesitating.
But it's funny to do the greetings by showing his abs.
Could you show them slightly?
Just show us all.
(Ta-da.)
(Look, this is what you call chocolate abs.)
- That's amazing. - Sean.
When you're in that age... I've been talking a lot about menopause.
It's the age when you get mentally exhausted.
Don't you have any worries about your physical health?
- Are you getting Sean to talk also? - No, no.
I'll make sure to make him talk about it.
You don't have hair loss?
- No, not yet. - That's amazing.
Your teeth are stable?
- Wait, what? - That's not possible these days.
No, people in our age suffer from gum disease.
Don't get old age confused with menopause.
Many people suffer from gum disease.
- You don't have that? - I was surprised...
when I was in the waiting room for the hosts.
I've never been to a waiting room that talks about menopause.
(Culture shock)
(Talking about menopause is a lot of fun.)
Byung Ji, you were happy...
- to be invited to Radio Star? - Yes.
- Is this your first time here? - Yes.
- I feel like he's been here once. - Why isn't he invited yet?
You always think like that for every guest.
For people who have been here often,
he'd say, "It's your first time, right?"
And vice versa for the first comers.
- I don't get him. - It's because...
I feel like Byung Ji has been to our show.
He must've been here during the World Cup season.
In the mid 1990s,
I was famous for my hairstyle.
Back then, I was one of the top three people...
to get invited to variety shows.
- Among people to cast? - Of course.
And I'm finally here after 12 long years.
You were on "Knee-Drop Guru", right?
- No. - You weren't on that either?
(Embarrassed)
- Is that so? - After your son heard...
that you were invited, he said a word?
He said, "Dad, you're at a world-class level."
You are at a world-class level?
So being here puts you on a world-class level?
That's how he thinks.
I've been here five times, so that makes me a total world-class.
Don't use that story like that.
Byung Ji also has his own YouTube channel.
You're on YouTube?
He goes to many schools to shoot contents.
It's called Ggong Byung Ji TV.
What kind of contents do you make?
- It's related to soccer. - I make soccer-related contents.
I also do commentaries, and visit schools with fun contents.
But high school students...
try shooting...
while Byung Ji protects the goal post.
- I watched the content. - You did.
There's a reason why I made such contents.
Kids say this while watching soccer.
Some players can't score when he's one-on-one with the goalkeeper.
- The kids curse a lot. - They criticize very harshly.
That's why you started that.
So I went to a lot of schools...
- To make them do that themselves? - to let them try to score...
in just seven seconds.
"Start from the half-distance line. There won't be any defense."
"But you have to score against me in seven seconds."
They learn it's not easy to score when put in such a situation.
I gave them a chance to feel what it's like.
I let them decide if it's easy or difficult.
Does that make a lot of money?
Yes, it does.
I got 100,000 subscribers within a month.
- Within a month? - He's making a living with that.
By the way, Young Hoon,
you said Radio Star is like a postnatal care center.
It's my third time here.
I was invited after my first kid was born, so I talked about her.
- In 2015, my second kid was born, - Oh, right.
- so I talked about my kids again. - That's what you'd been up to.
They called me again, saying I must come since my third kid was born.
I can only be here after having kids.
If I don't have a newborn, I can't be here.
I can only be here after having kids.
- It's like a postnatal care center. - Right. A postnatal care center.
They invited me every time I had a kid.
You're struggling these days, aren't you?
- Since you're quite old. - I am.
Because I got my second kid after 10 years,
I get exhausted at night.
Because they are so focused on raising kids,
they didn't have time...
to care for what they wear.
Everyone's wearing white T-shirts with a jacket on top.
- Exactly. - You just casually put those on.
I actually wore something else.
I wore something fancy,
but my wife said this.
"That makes you look old."
- If it's too fancy? - Yes, that'd make us look older.
She told me to wear a white T-shirt and grey jacket to look young.
Everyone's wearing the same thing.
(Spring summer collection for fathers with many kids)
I'm not sure if this is true,
but I hear Sung Ho can imitate...
- 52 people. - That's likely.
I imitate almost everyone...
if they pay me to do.
Could you show us just five of them?
- Five? - Yes.
- First of all, - He's really good.
let me show you a simple one. I'll imitate Seo Kyung Seok.
"It's nice to see you. I'm Seo Kyung Seok."
(His signature hand gesture)
It's funny every time I see it.
It's exactly the same.
- It's funny every time I see it. - You're just like him.
I'll show you a collaboration of two people.
It's Kim Soo Mi and Lee Soon Jae.
Oh, a mix of those two?
It's a situation where Soon Jae's home.
"You brat, you're sleeping?"
"Get up!"
"Why are you doing this when you got home late?"
"What on earth did you drink? You reek."
"Did you drink again?"
"Why would you care about what I drink?"
"You should serve me meals since you're awake."
"That old fart, he should learn his lesson..."
"by getting bitten by a poisonous cobra."
That's it.
(Unbelievable)
He knows how to copy signature parts.
- You got the pathos. - That's amazing.
I'll do a combination of Gu Ra and Gook Jin.
Isn't that new?
I need a piece of tissue paper.
- That's right. - You're imitating Gu Ra?
"That's great. You should keep going like that."
"You're doing great. Don't cut in."
"Hey, I think it's your fault."
"It's nice to see you."
"What a load of nonsense. Just introduce the guests."
This is it. It's the combination of the two.
- That's amazing. - That's awesome.
- He's good. - He's amazing.
That's amazing.
Seriously. He's so skilled.
- You sweat a lot. - He can copy anyone.
I raise four kids with this skill.
(A voice that can earn money for diapers)
Young Hoon, you think Sean...
is a great man,
but he's not fun?
- That's exactly right. - I meant...
To me, he's almost like a pastor.
And he...
has only one facial expression.
That smiling face.
He has only one facial expression.
He also showed his abs with that face.
He has only one.
It's like Hahoe mask.
He has just one expression.
But when he's at the gig,
he talks about relationships between your wife and husband.
But what he talks about is impossible for us.
He says things like "It's been this long since I met my wife."
"I felt this when I met her."
The female audience is impressed,
while men can't relate to him.
It's impossible for us to do what he's done to his wife.
It's like he's in the same league as Messi or Ronaldo.
He said he's never fought with his wife.
You still haven't fought with her?
- No. - You see?
Last time, I heard you had an argument with your wife.
- You had a fight? - We had...
We do have different opinions.
- But you don't fight? - No.
If you have different opinions,
you might be like, "Why can't she think like this?"
- Right. - Don't you think like that?
But that can only happen...
when you think that you're always right.
- But if... - Here he goes again.
That's the one. That's the face.
- He has that expression again. - He has the face of a pastor.
It's the same face as the last time he was here.
You can use footage from then.
I have a question.
You might think that way,
- but your wife... - That's right.
might feel frustrated to have a husband like you.
- She might think that way. - She might want to just fight.
Have you heard of what she's thinking?
- No, never. - Is that so?
- I've never heard of it. - You guys know how to keep...
your mouth shut.
- He's amazing. - Sean...
If anyone has witnessed Sean and Jung Hye Young's fight,
please call us.
- He knows how to shut his mouth. - We'll wait for your calls.
- Most people... - His neighbors...
should call us if they see the couple arguing.
It's because his wife might think differently.
What I'm more surprised by...
is that he donates a lot.
He donated more than what we expected.
How many kids from Compassion are you supporting?
- Around 400 kids. - He's supporting 400 kids.
You're also supporting kids in North Korea, right?
So in total, there are around 1,000 kids.
He's supporting 1,000 kids.
Actually, this is what I'm curious about.
His wife might think it doesn't have to be 1,000 kids.
Don't you think? 1,000 kids is a bit too much.
Supporting 500 kids is already amazing.
I mean, supporting 100 kids...
- would be amazing enough too. - That's amazing.
Has your wife ever said that it's getting too much...
when you said you want to support more kids?
- She has. - Really?
So I didn't support them when she disagreed.
You rejected some, but you're still supporting 1,000 kids?
You're still supporting 1,000 kids apart from them?
- Yes. - It'd have reached 10,000.
If Hye Young says it's too much,
Sean should argue about it,
but he just listens to her.
That's why they don't fight.
- So we think... - His expression doesn't change.
I understand.
It must be really fun...
to watch you having a conversation with Choi Soo Jong.
But that won't be too fun.
The expressions of people next to them would be fun.
They'd be like, "Here they go again."
Who do you think is better? Between you and Soo Jong.
He's such a nice man.
But I'm in the younger generation.
- What did you say? - Is this going to be a battle?
- But he's 50 already! - Why would he be greedy about it?
- Okay, you're the younger one. - You're saying Soo Jong is old?
I mean, compared to Soo Jong, you're young.
- That's right. - So I...
It's the path you'll follow?
Do you think he's your role model?
Let's make him say a spiteful comment before today's over.
- We should make them argue. - You said...
Soo Jong is old and you're young.
Let's make him say a mean thing.
He's really like a pastor. While we were sitting back there,
we exchanged greetings. But as soon as he sat down,
he started praying.
As soon as he sat down.
I prayed everyone would be happy today.
That's nice.
Radio Star has become so heartwarming.
- I mean... - Every time Sean is on,
- it becomes like that. - What a heartwarming show.
It's so holy.
He even makes the molds disappear.
Let's hear what Young Hoon said.
Many people are reporting on Jong Shin.
- You have a bad memory... - What's with him?
of Jong Shin?
People now think differently of him.
You were dumbfounded because of me?
I hear you were flustered and dumbfounded.
In 2006, when I got married,
many celebrities who were on variety shows with me...
got married also.
Yu Jae Seok and Shin Dong Yeob got married ahead of me.
- Kang Ho Dong, Jong Shin did too. - Kim Soo Ro also.
Many celebrities got married in that year.
But my wedding was in October.
Since Jong Shin is my friend,
I invited him to my wedding, but he didn't come to the wedding.
- He only sent me a cash gift. - I couldn't go.
I could understand that. And he sent me a text message.
"Young Hoon, please don't get the wrong idea."
"I'm getting married soon."
"My elders told me that..."
"I'm not supposed to go to other people's occasions..."
- "before my wedding." - I didn't write that.
- That's true. - Really? I wrote that?
- I wrote that to you? - That's why he couldn't come.
He asked for my understanding.
- I've heard that a lot too. - Yes, people said that a lot.
- I didn't send that. - I understood it and let it go.
- I got it. - But after my wedding,
- Kang Ho Dong got married. - I see.
- No way. - When I went to his wedding,
- he threw petals next to Ho Dong. - He went to Ho Dong's wedding.
- "Congratulations on Ho Dong." - I'm sure there was a reason.
That could've totally happened.
- I'd be okay if he just sat down. - Personally,
- I trust you, Mr. Joo. - But he threw the flower petals.
- I'm sure he was married by then. - No.
- No. Let me see. - This is the most truthful story.
- Let me see the message. - Hey, hey.
- Show me the text message. - You could've done that to him.
I got that in 2006. I don't have that anymore!
- That could have totally happened. - No.
- I don't follow such traditions. - But you know what? Hear me out.
Jong Shin got married at a church.
- I went to his wedding. I did. - I must've had another appointment.
- I'm sure I had something else. - No, I received that text from you.
But in my opinion, Young Hoon's memory is correct.
- Yes, it's correct. - He's wronged, so he remembers.
- He remembers since he was wronged. - Well, he wasn't a wronged person.
Well, to tell you the truth, if I were in Jong Shin's shoes,
I might have made the same decision.
- Back then, he and Ho Dong... - No, no.
- were close. - That's true.
- But you were so close. - I'm disappointed because...
- he won't admit this. - No.
- That disappoints me. - Listen.
- I can totally understand it. - Let me elaborate.
- You did the right thing. - It's the story with funerals.
Sometimes, I don't go to funerals before a big occasion.
- But it wasn't a funeral. - It was a happy occasion.
Was his wedding a funeral?
- Funeral? - I don't go...
Is that the message of your absence?
- You had a philosophical message? - That's a bad occasion, I guess.
- I... - Is that what you meant?
"My friend is getting married at last."
- There's a deep meaning behind it. - What's important is...
- that I still went to his wedding. - That's right. Yes.
- I still went to his wedding. - He said he'll show you.
You hold a grudge, don't you?
- You were there too. - Yes, he was.
All right. Gosh, talking about these stories is very heartwarming.
- It's fun. Now, this is Radio Star. - Sean.
Do you have a similar story?
- You should tell us some stories. - This is how the show ought to be.
You should tell us a story like this for the first time on TV.
I've filmed several shows with the guy,
but he talks about the same thing every day.
You are watching a high-end music program, Radio Star...
with four guests who managed to take care of their many children.
We'll start today's discussion, "Procreation at Its Finest".
They have more than three children.
- They're fathers of many children. - Right.
Your children...
- sent us your introductory videos. - My goodness.
- Introductory videos? - They are as cute as bunnies.
All right. Let's take a look.
- They live for these children. - That's right.
- Gosh, how beautiful. - Goodness.
Let's look at Sean's family.
(Noh Ha El, Noh Ha Rang Noh Ha Yul, and Noh Ha Eum)
- Gosh. - They are adorable.
They are so cute.
- What's your real name? Noh... - It's Noh Seung Hwan.
- Noh Seung Hwan. I see. - Yes, yes.
- They are so cute. - They are really cute.
- That's... - Who is that?
Is that for YouTube?
No, this is for Radio Star.
- That's the oldest. - That's Tae Baek.
I thought he was Byung Ji's friend.
I think Gamst was on the show a while ago too.
I hope you'll be a bigger world-class streamer than Gamst.
- He looks just like Byung Ji. - "World-class".
I'm Byung Ji's son.
- That's Tae San. - Tae San.
- That's San. - He's the same age with my son.
- He used to be on TV. - Let's listen to it.
I'm Kim Byung Ji, the athlete's son's...
- third son. My name is Kim Tae San. - You're his son's son?
(He laughs at his own mistake.)
- Their names mean mountains. - I'm his third son, Kim Tae San.
I'm the second son, Kim San.
- I hope you support my dad a lot. - He sounds reliable.
Your kids are so masculine.
- My goodness. - She's so cute.
(Hello, my name is...)
- I'm Ra El. - He has three daughters.
- Hello. My name is... - That's Ah Ra.
- Ah Ra. - She's 10 years old already?
This is El Li.
- She's only... - El Li?
110 days old.
She's only 110 days old.
Please help my dad a lot.
- Your daughters are so nice. - My gosh.
- With the music. - Look at that.
- We're Jung Sung Ho's... - They're so cute.
- 1st. - 2nd.
- 3rd. - and 4th.
- There are 4 of us! - There are 4 of us!
- You do have a big family. - That must be hard.
Within seconds, we saw 14 kids.
- Those kids just flashed by. - That's right.
- You have four children. - My gosh.
- You have 3 children. - We have 3 children.
- I have three kids too. With me... - That's right.
- My parents had 3 kids too. - There are 17 kids.
If you're going to bring that up, I can say my mother has five.
- Why did he bring that up? - What else was I supposed to say?
(You don't have your child.)
- My brother has 11 kids. - But you don't have kids.
- Really? - Yes.
- 11 kids? - Yes.
His brother has 11 kids.
- It's his real brother. - Your biological older brother?
- Yes, my older brother. - They could form a soccer team.
How old is his first child?
- His first child graduated college. - Really?
- My gosh. - 11 kids?
- Yes. - That's totally doable.
- That's impressive. - Right.
When you have four children, there are a few benefits, right?
- I got the Big Family Card. - Yes, they issue that to you.
You get a 50 percent off on the parking fees.
- We get half off the parking fees. - It's different for every district.
Every month, they give us money.
- I received a big box... - You received it.
- from Seocho-gu office. - A box?
Inside the box, we received clothes for the baby,
- diapers, and wet wipes. - They give you those?
- We received a box of that. - Benefits are getting better.
- They didn't give those out before. - I didn't get those.
I received the box from the district's office.
I can request help to look after my kids at the city office.
With the policy, the government covers 90 percent...
of the nanny's fee for a month since the baby's birth.
- They cover the fee? - Really?
The city office takes care of the nanny's fees.
- I see. - I benefited from that.
My mom would cry once she hears it.
Then, my mom would cry too.
Back in the days, things were the opposite.
Why does he keep bringing this up?
- Back in the days, - Why can't I talk about my mom?
- our country wasn't well-off. - Of course.
(DinDin, a good son)
- Sean, you have 4 children. - He has 4.
- Four? - Yes.
Did you plan to have four children? How did this happen?
Before I got married, I had a role model.
- Who is it? - He's my pastor.
- He's... - I bet.
- I'm sure. - "I'm sure."
- He has four children. - That's why.
I thought that a perfect family needs four children,
- so I wanted 4 children. - 4 children?
But my wife wanted to have only one child.
- How did you settle this matter? - I'm sure she thought differently.
When she gave birth to our daughter, she really liked our daughter.
And raising her wasn't as taxing as she had thought.
I went all-in to take care of her,
so she thought that having one more child would be okay.
- That's how we kept having more. - Did you raise all of them?
Yes, I raised all of them.
- Seriously. He... - Your wife might be disappointed.
- They'll have their first fight. - No, no.
- "Why did you say that on TV?" - "I also helped you raise them."
Let's keep this a secret among us.
- Women hate it when you say that. - No, no.
- Yes, they hate it. - No, no.
Are you saying that your wife didn't do much?
No, no. She did a lot.
There are definitely some things that mothers have to take care of.
- Except for those... - She only did what she had to?
- And she didn't help you at all. - And you raised all of them?
If you had breasts, you would've raised them all on your own.
- That could be plausible. - Right.
Here's what I think. Our attacks are useless on him.
It won't work.
- He's almost like a pastor. - I don't see any openings.
He's a very impressive man.
(You have escaped the human world.)
Byung Ji, you said that...
you plan to pass on something amazing to your second son.
Well, it's the YouTube channel.
It's actually pretty good.
- He always ends up promoting. - Wait.
Will you give him the channel? How will you pass that on?
- He can start his own channel. - He'll hand over the account.
It'd be a waste if I just throw away what I have now.
- And I can't do it forever. - Right, right.
- You'll give him subscribers? - That's...
- I've seen people inherit houses. - I thought it was going to be rare.
- I've never heard of that before. - You'll give him subscribers?
- This is so weird. - I didn't see this coming.
I bet no one ever tried this in the world.
- I really didn't see it coming. - He'll hand over subscribers?
But isn't this article really funny?
"The Best Goalkeeper Passes on His Subscribers to His Son".
(He's over the moon.)
Young Hoon, did you end up having many children...
- because of Park Ji Heon? - Right.
- I used to... - He has six children.
- You were on "True Dad Confession". - He and I used to be on the show.
We were on the show together.
When I asked him if having six children was hard,
he said if the difficulty level for the 1st one was 100,
he said the 2nd one would be 75.
And the 3rd one would be 50.
- And the 4th one is 25. - His kids take care of one another.
He told me that the more he had, the less taxing the job became.
He said that it wasn't hard at all. He told me to have a third one.
And I had my third child.
I couldn't believe this. The difficulty level was 200.
That's just his personal opinion.
(But the happiness level is 10,000.)
You went to get a vasectomy, but you came back without getting it.
- I was worried about the pain. - Yes, I heard it hurts.
I asked the doctor how painful it would be.
- When I asked, - I heard it feels stiff.
the doctor said that it felt like getting slapped twice.
- That's how it'd feel. - Right.
The doctor said that it was like getting two shocks of lightning.
I bet that's really painful.
But I don't feel the pain in my head.
(It's not just anywhere.)
His descriptions were so real.
I told the doctor that I'd come back after discussing it with my wife.
- Some wives... - And I came back.
go berserk when they hear their husbands got it snipped.
- Why? - "What will they do outside home?"
Really?
- What kind of families think that? - Some wives think that.
- Really? - There are a lot. Look around you.
- Everyone around me is 29. - Seriously. That happens.
Why would 29-year-olds get a vasectomy?
(Feeling embarrassed)
- Taking care of the kids is hard. - Right.
Sean, you said you only get to sleep for four hours.
It's because I'm working out a lot these days.
To spend the same amount of time with my kids...
on top of working out, I must work out when they sleep...
or before they wake up.
- My goodness. - It's because of that.
- You don't seem to sleep a lot. - When you have four kids,
you can only sleep for 4 hours. I sleep for 4 hours too.
- Really? - I only sleep for 5 to 6 hours.
I'm serious. When you have a lot of kids...
- It's because he drinks a lot. - I mean...
- So... - At what time do you wake up?
I wake up around 4:30am to 5am.
- Gosh. - You wake up around that time?
Yes. I wake up around that time and work out for one hour.
I wake them up at 6am.
And they exercise for a little while.
We prepare breakfast together and eat breakfast.
- I pick them up when school ends. - He's amazing.
And I make sure I eat dinner with them.
You said you were so exhausted once when you were looking after them.
One time, I rode the bicycle from Busan to Seoul...
within 24 hours without sleeping.
- When you try to do both... - Really?
I finished the trip in 18 hours and 47 minutes.
- From Busan to Seoul? - 430km.
(He started the journey to help build a child rehab hospital.)
(Every kilometer they rode was equivalent to 10-dollar donations.)
(He successfully rode his bicycle for 430km across the country.)
My kids were waiting for me.
We were supposed to go to Yangyang once I made it back.
- So... - You went to Yangyang afterward?
- Yes. - Go on.
It was 5am the next day.
- I drove down to Yangyang. - My gosh.
I didn't know back then.
But once we arrived at the ocean,
- that's when my legs... - Did they shake?
The pain started to hit me then.
It's 400km long through the expressway.
- It must be longer along the Route. - It's a 430km on the Route.
- You were on the Route? - Yes.
- He's incredible. - I rode over...
- about three mountains. - I bet there were hills too.
- I feel like... - Sometimes...
- we're filming with a superhuman. - Seriously.
(You are watching a high-end music program with a superhuman.)
I know that I'm here because I have many kids.
I prided myself for living a good life.
But with Sean next to me,
I feel so small.
- That's how everyone feels here. - I feel so bad for you.
- You're torturing yourself. - Right.
- You're torturing yourself. - We all feel that.
You're the only one with blond hair.
- You look like a bad father. - No, no. I'm...
- That's just how my I look. - Of course.
I neither drank or smoked for 30 years as an athlete.
- Really? - Yes.
- I thought you did that the most. - I try my best.
I don't go out after 8pm.
- I don't meet my friends at night. - My gosh.
He's an impressive guy too.
But after listening to him,
- But... - I feel like I lack in many ways.
- He's on an unreachable level. - He's an extremist.
- We can't be on the same level. - He's at an extreme.
- That's all. - I got a story. When I got married,
- my hair was blond. - That's right.
My kids are very curious about my blond hair.
They'd ask why my hair was blond back then.
That's it. That's the story.
(That's it. That's the story.)
(The end)
That's his kind of joke.
(Even his jokes are unreachable.)
Young Hoon, thanks to your kids, you're obsessed over waking up.
After giving birth to three children,
my wife has rheumatoid arthritis in her wrists.
- She breastfeeds them in her arms. - She has to constantly do this.
- She needs surgery too. - I see.
And she has to breastfeed them at night.
It's hard on her,
so I'm being considerate by letting her sleep more in the morning.
Actually, I was never an early riser.
After waking up 6:20am and getting them ready for school,
I'm starting to get obsessed with this.
It's similar to repeatedly waking up when you have an important meeting.
One day, I was sleeping, but I jolted out of sleep.
Like usual, I prepared their breakfast and got ready.
I woke up my oldest, Ah Ra.
I fed her, and she finished eating.
I got her ready for school. When we were about to leave, Ah Ra said,
- "Dad." - Was it Sunday?
"But isn't it only 3:15am?" She said that to me.
- It was 3am? - So...
Because I was so obsessed that I had to wake up at 6:20am,
I woke up at 3am.
But I didn't look at the clock.
I just assumed that it was 6:20am.
I set up her breakfast and fed her breakfast.
- His kids have to eat at that time. - Yes, at dawn.
- She could fall asleep quickly. - So my daughter went,
"Gosh, why did you wake me up? Can I go back to sleep?"
And we went back to sleep.
Can you do a side job in the morning?
- Kitchen? - No, a side job.
You wake up early in the morning.
He can do something useful with his time.
- Delivering milk? - That's not it.
- Should he deliver newspapers? - No, listen.
(Like delivering milk and newspapers?)
He can have a singing class in the morning or something.
(Morning Singing Class)
(See you at 6:30am!)
Sung Ho, no one complains about the side dishes at your house?
Not at all.
- They eat everything well? - If you have only one child,
- a child might complain about food. - They complain about food.
When one of them eats something,
- the other ones want to eat that. - They want to eat that too.
- The rest of them want to eat it. - Right. My kids are the same.
When they see food,
they go at the food and eat like beasts.
We've never had leftover food.
My kids even eat green onions.
- They eat chili peppers too. - My kids eat everything too.
Garlic or spicy food. They eat everything.
- By the way, - Chili peppers.
how many servings of meat can your kids eat?
- Meat. - Meat? Goodness.
We can eat 17 servings of Shabu-Shabu meat.
- As a whole family? - Just the kids alone.
It sounds like you'd spend a lot of money on food.
You bet. We spend a lot of money.
I bet all of them spend a lot of money on rice.
- Young Hoon has a baby. - It disappears like a sandglass.
It disappears like the sand in the sandglass.
- They spill food on the floor. - It's a great expression.
Yes, go on.
I'd be full on the food from the floor.
(He gets full with the fallen rice on the floor.)
Byung Ji, since you're raising three sons,
your diet has become boring.
That's true.
When I was active as a soccer player, it was just my wife and me.
- she cooked only for me. - It was just for you.
- You only ate healthy food. - I only ate delicious food.
But after we had kids and they started to use chopsticks,
- when my wife cooked us hairtail, - Okay.
I would be eating the sides instead of the plump part.
- The bones are on the side. - Exactly.
- But that part is delicious. - I'd feed my kids the middle part.
But kids don't know these sacrifices.
I know because I raised one too. They don't know anything about that.
- Even after they grow up? - They don't know anything.
- We'd order fried chicken too. - Okay.
- I'd eat the tastiest parts first. - The drumstick?
- The drumstick. - I'd eat that first, you know.
- The dry part? - But...
The drumsticks and wings, the tasty parts,
- go to my kids. - Right.
- I'd eat the dry parts first. - Don't do that.
- That's why dads... - Sometimes, I'd eat only the skin.
- Don't do that. - That...
- That became a habit. - They won't know.
- Don't do that. - I do that even without my kids.
Byung Ji, you're important too. Why would you do that?
(You were brought into the world because you're important too)
On Parents' Day,
my son didn't call me.
I waited until 3pm.
And I called him.
He woke up. And I said,
"Hey, it's Parents' Day. How could you not call me?"
And he texted me. He wrote, "Thank you, Dad."
That was it.
- What was that? - But...
- he's still young. - My gosh.
- I... - He's 22 years old now.
I was like him when I was 22 too.
Compared to their kids, he's much older.
- When he turns 27, - Right.
he will understand how hard your job is.
- You know... - I can see how hard you work.
I don't want to hear that from you.
(The dad can't be comforted. He's very upset.)
- Right. - Here's a thing.
There are certain side dishes big families often cook.
- Curry. - Curry.
- You can cook a big pot. - And...
- You can serve it with just kimchi. - seaweed soup.
- Yes, seaweed soup. - Ox bone soup.
- Ox bone soup. - You can put rice in the soup.
I never eat seaweed soup when I'm eating out.
Just the look of it makes me nauseous.
We've never run out of seaweed at home.
(They have a seaweed soup party every day.)
Sung Ho, all six of you sleep in the same room.
Yes. Sleeping in the master bedroom is...
- one of their fantasies as kids. - That's right.
- I go up to bed when I sleep. - Right.
Is your bed that big?
No, no. When we sleep, 1 or 2 of them fall off the bed.
- As for me... - When you sleep with kids,
don't you get a lot of bruises?
- They tend to rotate 360 degrees. - Right.
- They don't stay still. - That's right. Kids do that.
They'd rotate if they have room.
If the house is too small, they can't do that.
- There's no room for that? - No, there isn't.
If we raise our hands when we go to sleep, we must sleep like that.
- We have to sleep like this. - Your shoulders will hurt.
That's why you must get into the right position when you sleep.
- When you go to sleep? - You must get the best position.
- If you don't... - Sometimes,
our bodies fit like the blocks from Tetris.
I'm serious. If one of them sleeps like this,
- Sung Ho. - I have to sleep like this.
- I'm serious. - Then...
- if your bodies... - Should I show you a photo?
fit perfectly, you'd be gone.
(When their bodies fit perfectly, they'll be cleared.)
Actually, I have room in my bed,
but I always sleep on the edge.
- Near the wall? - Yes, near the wall.
But I have a lot of room.
I don't know if I'm waiting for someone.
That sounds so sad.
Always. I always sleep like that.
I always sleep on the end.
I'm surprised whenever I wake up.
- I have room though. - That's how scary habits can be.
- This is heartbreaking. - Right?
- It's breaking my heart. - This is important, you know.
- It's so sad. - You know...
you should put a big rock on your bed.
- Or put a big doll. - A doll.
(We should get Gu Ra a doll for his house.)
Sean, you came up with...
a special parenting tip to improve relationships among siblings.
When you have many kids,
mothers are concerned about this the most.
The 1st child's jealousy toward the 2nd child.
- Right. - It's jealousy.
I'll tell you how it feels for the first child...
to see the second child in the mother's arms.
It's like his wife is at home,
but the husband brings another woman from outside...
and tells her that they'll live together.
- That's how it feels. - Right.
- Yes, people say that a lot. - Really?
- People would say that. - It's a huge shock for the oldest.
It's her younger brother, so my oldest likes him,
but she gets jealous because he took her mom's attention.
- I wanted to minimize the shock. - That's true.
My oldest met my 2nd child for the 1st time...
at the hospital nursery behind the window.
And I told my daughter...
that he was her brother from her mother's womb.
And I told her that he was staying there.
- You explained her the process. - Yes.
And the next time they met was at our house.
My wife still didn't hold the baby.
The baby was in his crib.
After some time, the baby started to cry because he was hungry.
I asked my oldest...
if her mom could give him some milk since he was hungry.
When I asked, she said no...
because to her, she was her mom.
- She's her mother, - She said no?
but she had to give him milk.
My daughter couldn't allow that,
so we waited.
When we kept waiting, the baby kept crying because he was hungry.
My oldest grabbed her mom's hand...
- and asked her to feed him. - Yes, they come around.
Once that happens,
she thinks she feels in control.
- He has to starve without her. - She feels he's under her control.
When she started to see the baby that way, she learned to love him.
This is a tricky story.
- It's hard to butt in. - Right.
- I feel intimidated. - I was just listening.
It doesn't matter to me. My son is 22.
Do you want to have one more child?
My gosh, there's no way.
Excuse me. I'm 50 years old.
- He sleeps on the edge of the bed. - Look.
- Look. - I had my child at 50.
Right now, your family is ready.
I'm not ready yet.
- Hey, I'm 50 now. - Dong Hyun might go,
"Wait, why? He's my father."
"Can I feed that baby milk, Dong Hyun?"
Dong Hyun is into hip hop now.
- He's my junior rapper. - Right, right.
He's 22 now.
I really liked his recent album.
You should minimize the shock he might feel.
Dong Hyun is 10 years older than Ra Ik.
- Right. - What's your deal?
- But... - I have a question.
My second child is more jealous than other children.
- I can't fix that. - She's in the middle.
my second child thinks she's losing the most to her siblings.
- She's sandwiched. - Yes.
- And she gets hurt a lot from it. - Exactly.
My second child cries the most.
- Aren't you the second child? - Yes.
- I'm the oldest. - I'm the second child.
- You're the second child? - That's why...
I can put up with someone like him because I'm the oldest in my family.
Since I'm the youngest,
- I'm putting up with you. - You're talking nonsense.
(You're talking nonsense.)
(Kids fight when they grow up.)
Young Hoon, you showed your children...
your wife having a water birth?
We were all part of it.
- Really? - We had our oldest at the hospital.
- We had water births for the rest. - What's your take on that?
(During the water birth for her second baby, Ra El)
You're doing great now.
(Ah Ra tightly holds her mother's hands.)
- Ra El is out. - She's out.
August 4, 4:11am.
Their long-awaited second princess is finally born.
People say that the kids might be shocked when they see...
their mother having a water birth.
But experts say that this is the best sex education.
- They see their moms giving birth. - They see how babies are born.
They see with their own eyes how babies are born.
When we had the third child,
My 1st and 2nd child joined us.
They were surprised and screaming.
They saw the baby coming out of their mom.
That's why my third child will always be a baby to them.
My 1st child thinks of my 2nd child...
- as the baby from that day. - A new life.
- They think of her as the baby. - The baby.
All parents with lots of children have these stories.
I got my 1st child to cut the 2nd child's umbilical cord.
- Really? - Didn't you cut it yourself?
- I see. - Yes. And then...
I got my 2nd child to do the same when my 3rd child was born.
They all remember that.
My children cut the umbilical cord, too.
- Really? - Yes.
My children couldn't do it because they are a year apart.
It's different for every household, Sung Ho.
When you have the water birth,
the umbilical cord pulses for 20 minutes afterward.
When it stops pulsing, the umbilical cord turns blue.
You wait until then...
with the baby in the mother's arms.
The umbilical cord pulses like the heart.
After 20 minutes, it stops.
It's so fascinating. That's when you cut it.
- How fascinating! - He is an expert.
Life is fascinating.
Sean, even though you have four children,
you have never raised your voice at them.
When I scold children,
I lower my voice.
- You lower your voice. - Yes.
There is a funny story.
- I am excited. - Seriously.
- It will be amazing. - I am really excited, okay?
- It will be amazing. - It will be incredibly funny.
- I am really excited. - I can't wait to hear it.
This really is a funny story.
Sean said it really is a funny story.
It will be incredibly funny.
When we got only one child,
I had more time...
because we've got only one kid.
When she did something wrong,
I held her in my arms and prayed for her.
I held her in my arms and complimented her.
- He already burst out laughing. - This is funny.
When he said he prayed...
Sean prayed.
- You prayed. - I didn't expect that.
The funny part is coming, right?
After the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th child,
I didn't have time to pray with each of them.
When a child does something wrong,
I go, "Ha Eum."
Then she catches the different tone and realizes her mistake.
Then she comes to me as she prays.
(I see.)
That is funny. That's funny.
- It's really is a funny story. - You should laugh out loud.
(Let's laugh.)
Sung Ho, you nearly became sick when you copied Choi Soo Jong.
As for Choi Soo Jong,
he always uses honorifics to his wife.
He sends her texts between shoots.
"It's thanks to you that I can commit to shoots."
He showed me those texts.
I thought he was joking before I saw them.
He is completely serious.
I was so fascinated that I asked him,
"Soo Jong, don't you get angry when your children make..."
"a mistake?"
"Sung Ho, I use honorifics."
- Honorifics? - He uses them to his children.
"Is that so?"
That's a sarcastic remark.
- "Is that so?" - That's a sarcastic remark.
- It's the same thing. - That's a sarcastic remark.
"Is that so? Gosh."
If you use that tone with adults, you will get punched in the face.
"Did you come home at 2am?"
"Dad, did you come home now?"
"Did you eat ramyeon?"
It's not like that.
- "Why would you eat a burger?" - It's not like that.
Gosh, I can't deal with them. It's not like that.
I did the same thing to my children.
My 2nd and 3rd child had a fight.
"Do you know what you did wrong?"
"I did nothing wrong!"
(He stifled his anger.)
"Is that so?"
- "Hey!" - "Is that so?"
- "Is that so?" - "You did nothing wrong?"
- "Then how did the fight occur?" - After doing it about three times,
I said, "Come on out. Stand there. For goodness' sake."
I couldn't do it. It was impossible.
Young Hoon, you dote on your daughters,
but there is one thing you can't stand.
I dress them every day.
Because I grew up with sisters,
I could dress up dolls. I like something like that.
- You like clothes. - Yes, I do.
When I dress my daughters, I do what I did with dolls.
I lay out the outfit of the day on the bed.
This T-shirt, this skirt,
and socks.
It's rare for a dad to do that.
I do everything. I even pick the socks.
- He is detailed. - My second daughter is young,
so she doesn't know which colors go together.
After wearing a beautiful dress,
she insists on the shoes she wears at a swimming pool.
- That's right. - Crocs.
- Children love those shoes. - She wants to wear them.
Children love those shoes.
I can't stand it.
- That doesn't match. - When I say something,
she cries.
It breaks my heart when the shoes stick out.
I feel uncomfortable when I send her off.
- So what did you do? - I came up with the know-how.
When she acts up,
I show her an interesting video on the smartphone.
Then she becomes engrossed.
- Then you change her shoes. - I change her shoes...
when she is engrossed.
Then I send her to the kindergarten.
I did the same thing when my first son was born.
- Hip-hop musicians have that dream. - That's right.
- Dressing my son in same clothes. - Then you take a picture.
- That's right. - Taking pictures.
- That's right. - It's so cute.
Young Hoon, you notice the change in your older daughter...
whenever you take her to school.
I take her to school every day.
I do something that is similar to keeping a journal.
Since I like to dress her,
I take a picture of her outfit...
as we share a kiss.
- I take that picture every day. - I see.
The pictures give me information on her clothes...
and the weather.
Now that she has grown up,
she runs into her friends on her way to elementary school.
- She grows wary and goes, - She doesn't want to do it.
"Move your face. My friends are staring. Hurry up."
- She keeps saying that. - Then you shouldn't do it.
Apparently, one boy stared at us as we took a selfie.
She cried that day and said,
"He stared at us! It's so embarrassing!"
It broke my heart.
These days,
I don't drop her off at the gate.
- You take the selfie in the car? - I park at a distance...
so that I can take a selfie when no one is looking.
- Do you have to take it? - You should stop taking it.
You should stop taking it.
- You are unbelievable. - It's a daily routine.
- You are strange. - It's a daily routine.
- You should stop doing that. - Your child isn't a doll.
It's the only happiness I have. Just let me do it.
When I drove her to the school in the past,
I would go, "Ah Ra, I love you,"
and she would go, "Dad, I love you, too."
Now, she does this when I ask, "Do you love me?"
(Go away.)
- She wants me to go away. - She is focused on her friends.
She is focused on her friends.
I see my daughter walk away and go,
"I still love you."
It's so sad.
She probably doesn't want her dad to come.
Daughters grow distant from their dads.
I feel sad sometimes.
Back in the days, the family did everything together.
But now, my children sometimes go,
- "I don't want to go." - It makes you sad, right?
- "Leave me out." - When you hear that,
anger bubbles up, right?
No, it doesn't.
- My goodness. - His expression doesn't change.
"Why do you keep asking me to accompany me?"
- Let's say your child said that. - Then what would you do?
My child wouldn't say it like that.
- "Dad, I don't want to go today." - That's right.
Even if you pester him, he will give the same answer.
No matter how much you pester him, he will give the same answer.
- That's right. - Only one answer.
- Only one answer. - He won't explode...
like the pop-up pirate game.
- That's right. - It won't happen.
I am curious about how Jong Shin deals with it.
If your daughters don't want to accompany you...
- They don't do that yet, - They are still young.
but I run a simulation in my head.
- It will happen soon. - That's right.
They will hug me less.
My older daughter doesn't hug me much anymore.
It's that way since he is rarely home.
What are you saying?
- You know, - He is like that.
you are meant to part with your children.
- That's right. - They stay with us only shortly.
That's why he made "Parting Taxi".
- He was practicing the parting. - "Parting Taxi".
"Where should I go?"
- I see. - That's why there is puberty.
Puberty helps the parents fall out of love...
before children reach adulthood.
They say such pleasant things.
Is that why there is puberty?
You know,
the dad should change as the child grows.
Are you going to lecture me, too?
- It's so hard to be on this show. - He became this way, too.
- Should I listen to him too? - It's so hard to hear...
pleasant things on this show.
(The Sean warning has been issued.)
Byung Ji, you made your three sons play soccer...
and got betrayed.
- I played soccer professionally. - Yes.
I thought they would be good at it.
- My goodness. - You thought so...
- because you were good at it. - That's right.
I thought they would like soccer.
They are good at sports, aren't they?
- That might be true. - It's a different matter.
They played with the soccer ball ever since they were born.
- They did like the soccer ball. - I see.
When they grew up,
- they found their own interests. - That's right.
What does your first son do?
- He isn't a soccer player. - No, he isn't.
- He wants to study administration. - That's right.
- I see. - A lot of people want to go...
- into sports business. - That's right.
- My second son... - He played soccer.
- San played soccer. - Yes, he did.
(San starred on "Fly, Shootdori" at the age of five.)
He blocked it.
(He was a cute goalkeeper.)
(He kicked aggressively like his dad.)
When he entered middle school,
- he came to me and said... - He didn't want to play soccer.
he doesn't want to play soccer.
It must have been heartbreaking.
How did you feel?
- It's his decision to make. - That's right.
I did think...
- he should do what he likes. - That's right.
You can't stop your child from pursuing his dream.
What does he do now?
- He plays music. - Music? Hip-hop?
- No, he plays the drums. - The drums.
- San does? - That's good.
My third son was born with the body...
of a goalkeeper.
It was exactly what you wanted.
He was the tallest in his class and athletic.
I wanted to make him the Kim Byung Ji junior.
- Kim Byung Ji junior. - But he took after his Mom.
His Mom majored in art.
He loves crafts.
He is an artist with a fit body.
An artist with Kim Byung Ji's physique.
(My sons, I am rooting for your dreams.)
Sung Ho, you once cried your eyes out...
because of the kindergarten.
I didn't think I would cry.
When it was time for my daughter to go to kindergarten...
(When it was time for his daughter to go to kindergarten...)
I turned around and cried my eyes out.
- Were you too sad? - Yes, I was too sad.
- Really? - Then we went to a buffet.
My first daughter came back holding hands...
with a boy her age when she was four years old.
I cried upon seeing that.
You are too much.
- You are too emotional. - You are too much.
- You are too emotional. - Really?
- I am not as bad as you. - You are the one who takes selfies!
It's the same thing.
That's true.
I said this before.
You should run simulations in your head.
Let's say you were cleaning the room...
of your daughter or son...
and found cigarettes.
(Shocked)
- I am serious. - It could happen.
When Dong Hyun was in 11th and 12th grade,
I could smell cigarettes on his body.
But he didn't smoke...
- in front of me. - That's right.
He said his friends smoked. What was I going to say to that?
- When you go to karaoke... - Now, he neither smokes...
- nor drinks. - He doesn't like it.
So it's all good.
Dong Hyun really doesn't smoke.
I tried to take him to smoke with me a few times.
- Why would you do that? - Well, I could do that to him.
- Because I'm his senior. - Why would you do that!
- Because I'm his senior. - You're a bad friend.
I'm like an older brother to him.
(Stop playing with him, Dong Hyun.)
Young Hoon, you once cried out with your oldest daughter...
while hugging?
I cry often.
- Why are you so sad? - You started to cry too early.
- Why do you cry so often? - That's not it.
She's so little right now.
And she once asked me how old I'd be when she's 20.
Then I tell her, "I'd be 60 by then."
Then she asks how old I'd be when she's 40.
Then I tell her, "I'd be 80 by then."
Then she asks how old I'd be when she's 50 or 60.
She's got a talent for closing in on you.
- Right. - Right.
- "How about 50, 60?" - They usually don't go further.
She keeps narrowing it down.
- And then what happened? - So I said,
"I won't be here."
"I'll be watching you from the sky."
I told her that.
My uncle passed away a couple of months ago.
He had two daughters,
and they used to ask him stuff like that in the past.
And that image started to overlap with that of...
- me and my daughter. - That came to your mind.
So I started crying out,
and she said, "Don't die, Dad."
So we hugged and cried out. It's making me weep again.
- That happens a lot. - Are you having a hard time?
- Right. - The problem with him is...
his children are too young to have a father going through menopause.
(He's going through menopause but his children are still young.)
I think he's looking too far ahead.
When your child goes to elementary school,
fathers have to come to field day and run around there.
You should worry about that first.
Start working out.
(Worry about that first and start working out.)
Sean, you're not mutual following...
with your wife, Hye Young on your SNS,
and only you're following her?
- Is that true? - Why is that?
I think, in my opinion,
I only post pictures of me running,
and for her, there's nothing to look at.
I even posted pictures of marathons she didn't know about.
You had a crisis with your married life,
and that was the reason?
You did have a crisis.
- Right. He did. - You did have one.
- That family had a crisis too. - You already did.
It wasn't as fantastic as it was on TV.
- They did have a crisis. - We have to hear the story.
- Right. - He did.
- Let's listen to his story. - His crisis.
(What was the crisis that Sean's couple had?)
(Sean's deviation)
(We've never seen him like this.)
(Byung Ji starts interrupting him.)
(Sean versus Kim Byung Ji, will it be the fight of the era?)
(Part 2 will be coming soon.)
You had a crisis with your married life because of that.
You did have a crisis!
- Right. He did. - You did have one.
- That family had a crisis too. - Right.
- Nonetheless, - He did...
- they had overcome it. - have a crisis.
I don't think they gave up.
- Let's listen to his story. - His crisis.
What happened was...
I had to run marathons three times a week.
I had already told her about the 1st one and the 3rd one.
But I just couldn't tell her about the second one.
You should be careful with your knees at your age.
Because knees have nothing to do with your health.
So I was wondering how to tell her,
and a friend of mine from Japan was coming to our house...
during that period.
Fortunately, my friend was coming in the afternoon.
So I thought if I ran the marathon in a flash,
I could make it.
- You run a marathon in a flash? - In a flash?
- So I calculated all the timings. - It's a marathon.
Now I was ready, but the day before that,
my friend from Japan wanted to come earlier.
- In the morning. - He had plans in the afternoon.
And things started to get complicated.
I take my children to swimming class in the morning,
and Hye Young told me to buy sandwiches or bread on my way back.
So I thought I could take the kids, buy bread,
- and tell her I'm going somewhere, - To a marathon.
and I could run the marathon.
He's definitely addicted to it.
That was my plan.
I went to the bakery, and it was closed.
So my plan was screwed again.
- So I told my manager... - To buy the bread?
to buy the bread quickly,
and bring it to my wife...
since my friend was coming soon.
I should be done running by then, so he could pick me up.
That was my plan.
As soon as I finished running,
I mean, I got in my manager's car...
as soon as I got through the finish area.
- He was waiting at the finish area. - So I went home,
and Hye Young asked me what happened.
Did she explode?
- Did she? - It must have turned into a fight.
- It should have. - So...
I did the entire work that day.
So we just went by it.
That's it?
- I knew it. - How is this a crisis?
How is it a crisis?
Why does this say, "crisis"?
It's a crisis for the viewers who are watching.
You run more than Lee Bong Ju himself.
You must have set the record that day.
Your marathon record.
- I ran a 10km marathon in Guam. - What was your record?
39 minutes.
- That's fast. - How fast is that?
That's like the top one percent.
Why don't you tell her you're meeting Lee Bong Ju?
(Hashtag, see you again, Bong Ju.)
Hye Young is the one who gets the most presents...
in your family?
Yes. I get her presents on our wedding anniversary,
her birthday,
and birthdays of all my four children.
- For the mother. - I see.
I also tell my children.
That their birthdays are about their mother who carried them,
and suffered for 10 months to give birth to them.
So we should celebrate mom the most.
- What kind of gifts do you give? - To my wife?
Well, from little things...
like flowers that are meaningful.
I get the flowers from the market early in the morning.
I wake up at 2am to get there.
I once got caught by her.
I woke up and got ready to go out,
and she asked me where I was going.
And I stuttered trying to evade her question.
They usually say, "I'm going out for a drink."
- Or "I'm going to play pool." - You have to sneak out.
Or "My friend is right outside."
Instead he's sneaking out to get her presents.
I usually go to markets...
- in the early morning... - Did you go out to eat ramyeon?
to buy raw fish to eat when I'm drinking.
- The fish market. - Yes.
I went there at 4am after drinking for so long.
- Yes. - Right.
Hye Young and my wife...
have a meeting every week to study things.
They go around each house, sometimes it's our house.
It was March 14.
That was the day they were meeting at Hye Young's house.
March 14 is also White Day.
And apparently, Sean didn't want to miss the day,
and went to the market in the early morning to buy flowers.
They usually have their meeting between 11am and 1pm.
Sean could have brought the flowers before 11am,
or in the afternoon.
But he decided to bring them while they were...
having the meeting.
He also emphasized the fact he went to the market at dawn.
He was holding flowers this big,
and said, "Hye Young, I love you."
And gave her the flowers there.
- Why did you do that? - I mean,
- he could give them at 3pm. - He did that on purpose.
- What does that make us? - Here's the important part.
My wife saw that and texted me,
"Look at Sean's flowers from the market at dawn."
- And sent me the picture. - You should have gone too.
I said to myself, "What the heck is this guy doing?"
He had to...
He actually enjoys hearing other husbands complain.
I think he does.
- He likes that we're complaining. - Right.
Byung Ji, you once prepared an amazing event for your wife?
- I can't wait to hear about it. - Yes.
But this was actually not meant to be.
It was in the year of 1998.
Our team lost in our first playoff game by 3 to 2.
- In K League. - Yes.
Then our second playoff game was in Ulsan,
and we had to win that game.
But that was my wife's birthday.
So I called her the day before,
and asked her...
what she wanted for her present.
She said, "Score a goal for me."
- But you're a goalkeeper. - No way.
She asked a goalkeeper to score a goal?
I could have just ignored that she said it.
Right, she didn't mean it.
So I thought it could never happen.
- But at the end of the game, - You actually scored.
- it happened. - I remember that.
- The score was 1 to 1. - I remember now.
The clock ran out. It was the injury time.
- I was a striker and goalkeeper. - Yes, you actually scored.
- So I ran out. - Right.
To the opponent's goalpost.
And I was able to actually score.
(Byung Ji actually scored.)
(Byung Ji wandering in front of the opponent's goalpost.)
(His teammate crossed the ball,)
(Kim Byung Ji)
(he ran to the ball, put his head in,)
(and scored a goal.)
(Excited)
(Honey, I scored a goal!)
- The situation was... - It really happened.
- what she said to me... - Yes.
- actually happened. - I'm getting chills.
She has superhuman power.
I mean it.
I scored a goal, and our team won,
- so we were all crying. - Right.
That's incredible.
She asked a goalkeeper to score a goal.
- And he actually scored. - And he actually scored.
So that was what happened.
Young Hoon, you feel happiest when you're...
talking behind someone's back with your wife?
Is it about the people you know?
- My only joy is... - Yes.
- after doing a show like this one, - Yes.
I have something to talk about that experience.
- So we put my kids to sleep, - Yes.
- and drink beer with my wife. - Like, "Jong Shin denied it."
- "He's absolutely shameless." - Yes, that's exactly what it is.
I talk to her about it while drinking wine together.
I can do the same when I go home.
"Young Hoon said something strange."
You're right. That's how the conversation blossoms.
- You talk about people. - I talk about people...
and the things that made me angry as I drink with her.
It soothes me.
That's how we came to have our third child.
I see.
Sung Ho, you and your wife usually have dates in the toilet.
- Yes. - The toilet?
Since our children sleep in the master bedroom,
we set up fishing chairs...
in the toilet.
They are there.
- You talk there. - We sit there.
(It's their cozy space.)
We need to run over when we hear the children.
How about the living room?
- How about the veranda? - The living room?
My mother-in-law sleeps with the door open.
I have a question.
- She might monitor you. - If you feel the urge...
to use the toilet, do you use it?
We use the toilet and watch the children.
- We do everything we need to do. - Only a married couple can do that.
In the toilet,
- do you eat? - We talk.
- We eat, too. - Really?
If I cook ramyeon...
- Do you eat in there? - Yes, we do.
That's a good idea. The ventilator gets the smell out.
I didn't think...
I would eat ramyeon in the toilet after the army.
We did that in the army back in the days.
It happened after marriage.
(He was reminded of his army days after he got married.)
Byung Ji has been on 706 away games.
At the age of 45, he is the oldest soccer player.
That's incredible.
He hasn't lost a single point... in 229 matches.
You said it's all thanks to Guus Hiddink.
- Of course. - Why do you say that?
I met Guus Hiddink when I was 31 or 32 years old.
- I was good back then. - Yes.
So I was an arrogant player.
- That's right. - I see.
I thought...
I always had a team to go back to.
(A match against Paraguay in the Carlsberg Cup)
(He caught the ball...)
(and ran to the middle of the field.)
(Then he got the ball taken. It led the team to face a crisis.)
(Guus Hiddink covered his mouth.)
(Did this confine him to the bench during the World Cup in 2002?)
Guus Hiddink and I got on bad terms because of that.
After the World Cup in 2002,
I realized that...
The experiences seasoned you.
Yes. An old-time player...
needs to be on good terms with the leader...
and play his role within the team.
He needs to act as the bridge.
Then I improved and played until I hit the age of 45.
It's strange,
but there are a few players who weren't picked by Guus Hiddink.
Kim Byung Ji,
Lee Dong Gook, and Kim Yong Dae.
They survived until the end.
- Their career lasted long. - Their career lasted long.
Their career lasted long.
- Their career lasted long. - That's right.
Seriously.
Is there a meeting between the neglected players?
No, there isn't. But I am sure they hate Guus Hiddink a bit.
- They are thankful, too. - That's right.
- Despite the hate... - A relationship with a teacher...
is filled with love and hate.
The hate inside my heart...
could have disappeared.
- Hasn't it disappeared yet? - I was really good back then.
I still have it.
He still has some of it left.
There is a reason why there is some hate left.
The Korean team had the match for the third place.
Everyone loved the team.
Then it was time...
for the match for the third place.
The results didn't matter in that match.
You thought he would let you play.
- For that match, - You thought he would let you play.
- the results didn't matter. - That's right.
- Seriously. - That's right.
- That makes sense. - Had he forgiven me...
and let me play,
He should let other players shine.
I would have hugged him and cried.
But he didn't even give me that chance.
- He should have let you play. - You must have been annoyed.
He hated me until the very end.
I think he wanted to win the last match.
Do you think they would have lost had Kim Byung Ji played?
You shouldn't say that!
In the preliminary interview, Byung Ji picked...
the funniest and the least funny members of the team.
- I am curious. - Who is the funniest?
Park Hang Seo coach.
- Is he funny? - His looks help.
(His looks are funny.)
- Who is the least funny? - Lee Young Pyo?
Choi Yong Soo.
- Choi Yong Soo? - He is funny.
- He is funny. - He is incredibly funny.
- I don't get it. - Why?
- You don't get his popularity. - Why do people like him?
- He is funny. - He doesn't mince his words.
- He is funny. - He is incredible.
He falls down and makes people laugh whenever he is on TV.
- His predictions are off. - If Yong Soo begins to talk...
during the conversation...
"Hey, you know..."
Then everyone leaves...
to talk about something else.
He talks by himself and goes,
"Hey, don't cut me off."
No one pays attention.
His commentaries are really funny.
People say his commentaries are funny.
- They are really funny. - He doesn't mince his words.
"He shouldn't be on the field."
If he says that on a major channel,
he will get into big trouble.
- He wouldn't be on a major channel. - He starred on variety shows...
and improved his image...
- in people's eyes. - That's right.
When a player shoots the ball to the sky,
he shouldn't go, "Hwang Sun Hong's shot!"
What does that make Hwang Sun Hong?
- He once kicked the ball that way. - You know,
Yong Soo did that in a match against the US.
There is Choi Yong Soo's shot, too.
He moves to the side and kicks!
Gosh, it goes over the goal post.
Choi Yong Soo wasn't ready.
His body was leaning backward.
(He should have called it Choi Yong Soo's shot.)
I saw Yong Soo play against an amateur soccer team.
The amateur soccer team's goalkeeper was standing here.
The ball was...
3m away from the goal post.
Since he was in the national team, he could have kicked lightly.
- What did he do? - He kicked as hard as he could.
The goalkeeper got scared out of his wits.
(Screaming)
What is important is that...
the ball didn't go in.
(What is important is that the ball didn't go in.)
Yong Soo should visit Radio Star.
- It's like a specialty. - He should visit Radio Star.
- A specialty before the goal post. - We must see it.
Let's have him on the show before he becomes unpopular.
(We are on our way to invite you.)
Sean has donated...
- 4,500,000 dollars. - That's the total sum.
That's the total sum he donated so far.
A lot of people wonder, "Does he have that much money?"
- I am curious, too. - Some people know the situation.
It started off...
as 10 dollars a day.
"Let's donate 10 dollars a day for the rest of our lives."
- "Let's donate that much." - That's how it started off.
Then it accumulated.
- A lot of people want to know... - Okay.
Well... Well... Your income...
I am curious about that.
The thing is,
I never starred in a commercial during my career as a singer.
However, it happened after I got married.
I gave lectures and ran a business shortly.
I did many things...
and made enough money for donations.
You donated a big chunk of your income.
- That's right. - That's right.
I heard about him.
When you get married, you and your spouse...
make plans to buy a house.
Sean was saving up for the same purpose...
when he saw children dying in the Phillippines...
and gave up on his dream to buy a house.
He donated all of his money for the children...
and decided to save up good deeds for the afterlife.
- He donated everything. - The afterlife?
He decided to build a house in the afterlife.
- He probably has a building there. - Seriously.
Do you own the house you live in?
- No. - He has never owned a house.
He has never owned a house.
He donates everything he earns.
He is a saint.
He is incredible.
The atmosphere here is...
- a bit strange today. - I have nothing to say.
- You can't find faults with him. - That's right.
It would be wrong to talk badly about him.
He is on a whole new level.
Since the family does good deeds,
various companies...
- offer to sponsor them... - That's right.
- with good products. - That's right.
- Then they donate again. - That's right.
- It's a relay of good deeds. - One time,
my wife and I went to the small soft tofu restaurant...
near our place.
When we tried to pay,
the person at the counter...
She was an employee there.
An employee said...
she paid for our meals.
Then she gave me an envelope.
She said,
"I want to contribute to what you do."
I received it and...
- The atmosphere is... - It's okay.
- It's okay. - It's just unimaginable.
Did you only feel it now?
I'm sorry to tell you this, but It was like that from the start.
It was like that from the start.
He is a holy star.
You are good at reading the situation.
It has been this way from a while ago.
When we listen to Sean's stories, we go,
- "Why am I so dirty?" - Seriously.
(He is a holy star who makes the others reflect.)
Young Hoon, you are a hit song maker...
since the 90s...
who made "Festival" and "Loveable".
He was incredible.
We see a lot of songs by you at the karaoke.
But you said you get looked down on these days. What does it mean?
My daughter is in third grade, so she is obsessed with idols.
You didn't work on the current songs.
She dances to the songs by BLACKPINK, TWICE,
- and ITZY... - BTS.
these days.
She tells her friends,
"My dad is a composer."
"He made many songs."
Then they ask,
"What did he compose?"
"Did he compose for BLACKPINK?"
"BTS?"
"ITZY?"
Then she comes home all sad and goes,
"Why can't you compose songs for BLACKPINK?"
"Why can't you compose songs for ITZY?"
- Then I can't explain it to her. - Of course not.
"I want to have them on my boat, but it's hard."
I bet he really wants to compose songs for them.
"I want to compose songs for BTS."
"I want to have them on my boat."
"I wrote so many emails."
"But they go unchecked."
It's the same thing with the TV appearances.
They don't watch nighttime shows,
but shows idol singers appear in.
Whether or not I appeared on something...
- with idol singers... - Music programs.
is the basis of success.
"Why don't you appear on those shows?"
- "Appear on those shows." - You should tell her that...
you are an office worker.
(He is dressed like an office worker.)
Sean, you learned hip-hop in Guam.
- Yes. - In Guam?
- Guam? - I grew up in Guam.
My brother is more upright...
and diligent than I am.
- Is he holier? - Yes.
Is it possible to be more upright?
He is like...
a scholar from the books.
In any case,
he entered the US Navy.
- I see. - He entered the US Navy...
and came back home for the first time...
with a radio. A jukebox.
I had never seen it before.
He brought it...
and put it down in front of me.
He turned it on and began to dance.
Breakdancing was in back in the days.
He did the rabbit dance and MC Hammer's dance.
MC Hammer was popular back then.
- He looked so cool. - Of course.
So...
I asked my brother to teach me a dance move.
That's when I learned to dance for the first time.
Hip-hop was the first music I had experienced.
That's why I only like hip-hop music.
After you came to Korea, you became a dancing hipster.
After working and dancing in Guam,
I came to Korea by chance.
There's a place called Moon Night,
- where all the dancers gathered. - That's right.
I went there by chance.
I saw people dancing there.
I did the dances I did in Guam,
I was a little ahead of others.
At the time, Seo Taiji and Boys just began to spread hip hop music.
But I had danced hip hop dance before I came to Korea.
- Shall we see his dance? - Let's do that.
The dance in the 1990s.
- The dance he did at the club. - In the 1990s?
Yes. Let's see him dance.
Park Jin Young was there too.
- And Clon too. - Park Jin Young and Clon.
That's right.
- Let's start with the retro dance. - All right.
(Let's bring back the old days through his dance.)
(The Running Man dance in the 1990s)
(It was internationally popular.)
(It's time to change the genre.)
This is hip hop.
(The hip hop dance in the 2000s)
(Harlem Shake in the 2010s)
He does everything enthusiastically.
- What's this? - It's a recently popular dance.
Now we're back in recent times.
I saw this dance move a few times.
Many stars did this dance move.
It's a popular dance move.
(The Shoot Dance in the 2018)
You do the marathon dance next?
(Applauding)
We just saw the dance moves in the past 30 years.
- It was a brief introduction. - The history of dance.
- That was great. - Usually, after dancing like that,
people pant heavily. They can't even speak.
- He trained for a marathon. - But Sean looks just fine.
If you sit next to him, you can hear him panting heavily.
Sung Ho, not long ago,
you lied to President Moon Jae In.
He visited Geumcheon-gu on Parents' Day.
A meeting between the president and volunteer caregivers...
for patients with Alzheimer's was held, and I was the host.
- I attended the event as a host. - You host a lot of events.
The closing line...
"Mr. President and the First Lady have been here with us."
"Thank you. And we'll take a photo with them before we leave."
It was written in the script.
"We'll take a commemorative photo."
But I didn't want to leave like that.
I said, "Would you mind..."
"if I imitate you a little bit just for fun?"
I think he was in a good mood. He said, "Go ahead."
(Laughing)
So I said in front of him,
"Let's take a photo all together before we leave."
- And then... - That must have cracked him up.
Yes, he laughed hard. He came to see me after the event ended.
And he asked, "What brought you here?"
He whispered.
I said, "I came here for work."
He asked, "Did you come here to donate your talent?"
- But you got paid, right? - You got paid.
- I got paid for it. - Right.
But I couldn't say,
"I got paid for hosting the event."
So I said, "Yes."
He said, "Thank you very much for your help."
And then he left.
You didn't donate your talent.
I didn't donate my talent.
To tell you the truth, I got paid a little. I'm sorry.
- You should be paid. - You're different from Sean.
(You're different from Sean.)
Sean would've found a way to help the area.
He couldn't have refused to get paid.
Sean would've received the payment...
- and donated the money. - For Geumcheon-gu.
(Sean, the donation angel, the man of virtue)
Byung Ji gave a commentary of soccer games...
at the 2010 World Cup and was criticized a lot.
- In 2010? In South Africa? - Where did it take place?
- Where... - South Africa.
- I just thought... - Yes.
When I was a goalkeeper, I gave the midfielders and strikers...
- a lot of orders. - Of course.
I swore at them a lot too...
telling them to do it properly.
So I thought I could just do the same.
That's how people enjoy soccer games.
- Just like Choi Yong Soo. - That's right.
"Hey, defenders, move to the left."
You can see what's going on from behind.
I guess it wasn't acceptable back then.
- He tried it too early. - He was ahead of his time.
You must feel bitter when you see Yong Soo.
- I see why he said it was wrong. - "I used to..."
"do the same thing."
- You don't see what makes him good. - Right.
He gets good reviews when he's not that good.
(The offensive goalkeeper exclusively for Choi Yong Soo)
I realized that I had a lot of disadvantages.
- I'm from Gyeongsang Province. - Right.
So my diction caused a problem.
Can you give us an example?
For example...
I wish all the players' names are simple like Messi.
- But some players have long names. - That's right.
Some have eight syllable names.
It's hard for me to pronounce names that have sounds like...
"heo" or "po".
Let's say the player kicked the ball,
and it changed the situation.
- You should say his name. - When I finish saying his name,
the camera has already moved.
(The camera already moved.)
You're too slow.
I was criticized so much.
(He's been satisfying his grudge on "Ggong Byung Ji TV"!)
Sean, is it true that you do 10,000 push-ups a week?
Why do you sound so weak when you talk to me?
That's not true.
- Well... - He has a weak spot for a good man.
- That's not it. - Since Sean says it, he does it.
He must do 10,000 push-ups.
- That's right. - We don't doubt it.
- We just believe him. - However, it's almost impossible...
to do 10,000 push-ups in a week.
- How do you do 10,000 push-ups? - I do 1,483 push-ups a day.
- Is there a reason? - Why did you set the number?
Is it something like the Buddhist 108 bow ritual?
I hosted a podcast for a while.
One day, my guest gave me an offer.
He said he would donate 10,000 dollars if I finish...
- 10,000 push-ups within a week. - I see.
- I accepted his offer and did it. - That's why you did it.
I'm going to do 10,000 push-ups.
1,000.
7,200.
(He did push-ups regardless of time and place.)
- 9,200. - 9,500.
- 9,998, 9,999, 10,000! - 9,999 and 10,000!
He's unbelievably determined.
So he donated 10,000 dollars as he promised.
I donated another 10,000 dollars...
for establishing a nursing hospital for Lou Gehrig's disease patients.
- You donated to the hospital. - 20,000 dollars in total.
You still do push-ups, right? Please show us.
How about a match...
between him and Byung Ji?
I'm sorry, Byung Ji.
- In one minute... - But there's no one else.
Would Young Hoon do it? Who else would do it?
- I can't do it. - However,
I don't want to set the time for one minute.
- I used to be an athlete, right? - Yes.
I can't do push-ups for one minute.
After I do 60 or 100 push-ups...
After only 30 seconds...
Are you saying that you can do more than 60 push-ups?
- No, I can't. - They why did you say that?
However, goalkeepers do push-ups in a different way.
I do fingertip push-ups like this.
Here's why. The ball goes out of or into the goalpost when it hits...
- the goalkeeper's hand. - That's right.
- It's to strengthen your fingers. - It makes a five-goal difference.
Let's say there's a really good goalkeeper.
- Just like Jo Hyeon Woo. - Yes.
If he doesn't work out his fingers,
- he becomes an average player. - You can't stop the ball.
So you flex your fingers when you dive.
- His fingers are hard. - You don't just stretch your arm.
When we dive like this, we try to catch the ball.
- And we hit the ball like this. - I see.
- You should flex your finger. - That's right.
Byung Ji, please show us how you do fingertip push-ups.
- They'll show us in turn. - How does he do it?
If it's too hard for you, you can do it with your knees on the floor.
- You might hurt your fingers. - I see.
When you get used to it, try this.
(Exclaiming)
- His stance is so stable. - When you master this...
(Effortless)
When you master this, you can even jump.
Look how his fingers move.
He's flexing his fingers.
(He has such strong fingers.)
The fingers must be important for goalkeepers.
He's doing push-ups so effortlessly.
- He's very skillful and strong. - But he doesn't jump so high.
Of course.
Don't ask too much.
Can you massage my scalp?
I just want to feel it.
Go ahead.
My goodness. It feels so good.
- It feels really good. - Right?
- It's impressive. - Gu Ra...
- I mean it. - It looks easy, but it's not.
- Next up is Sean. - All right.
Shall we see how many push-ups can he do in one minute?
- Let's count the number. - One minute.
I think he can do anything if someone offers a donation.
I'll set the timer. Okay.
- Ready. Go. - Go.
(Ready. Go.)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
12, 13, 14, 15, 16,
- 17, 18, 19, - He's moving fast.
- 20, 21, - He's moving fast.
22, 23, 24, 25, 26,
- 27, 28, 29, - He's amazing.
30, 31, 32, 33, 34.
(The passion for donation wells up!)
93, 94, 95, 96,
- 97. - Gosh.
(Shaking)
- 97. - I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
We shouldn't have made you do this.
- In less than a minute... - Usually,
people take a break after 30 seconds.
We didn't know you would move that fast.
(Sean's passion surprised the hosts.)
So you do push-ups for a minute at that speed?
- How long did he do it? - 48 seconds.
- He did 97 push-ups in 48 seconds. - In 48 seconds?
I guess he thought he should do as many push-ups as he could.
So you do 2 push-ups in 1 second.
- That's so hard. - If I did it for one minute,
I would've done about 110 push-ups.
You did a good job.
(You are the true donation angel.)
Sean said that there are a lot of things...
that he made popular.
He sent a very long message to our writer.
- Yes. That's right. - I see.
First of all, children's names like Ha Eum and Ha Rang.
- Ha Eum, Ha Rang, Ha Yul, Ha El. - My nephew's name is Ha Rang too.
These days, churches practice infant baptism.
Almost every time,
there's a baby with one of my children's names.
I see many children with the name Ha Rang.
- Many have the name Ha Yul too. - Ha Yul too.
- And a few with the name Ha El. - Ha El.
- You made the names popular. - Yes.
- The Ice Bucket Challenge. - It's true that he spread it.
- It's true. - The Ice Bucket Challenge.
- It's true. - The Ice Bucket Challenge began...
- in the US in 2014. - That's right.
I accepted the challenge...
- when it first spread to Korea. - We did that too.
- I began the movement last year. - You did it again.
The first Ice Bucket Challenge in 2018.
(Cool)
(Many other celebrities made donations.)
We actually bought land to build the hospital.
We're preparing to start the construction this year.
- He also made a big family popular. - Right.
It's ridiculous.
It's written in the script.
- It's embarrassing. - See? It's written here.
- Sean. - He tends to...
consider himself as the center of the universe.
(He tends to consider himself as the center of the universe.)
- Byung Ji, your haircut is popular. - Yes.
You're very proud of your hairstyle.
His hairstyle is very famous.
You have such great hair.
- I mean, you're in your 50s. - He has thick hair.
I have healthy hair.
It's not easy to maintain it.
When I reflect on the time when I first dyed my hair,
people thought of all the men with dyed hair...
- like delinquent teenagers. - That's right.
- People thought that way. - That's right.
As I did well as a soccer player,
- people came to consider it... - Right.
as my own uniqueness.
Do Yoo Sang Cheol and Kim Tae Young really envy you your hair?
Yes, they really do.
- You don't know when you're young. - Right.
- I saw their fathers back then. - You lose hair as you age.
I thought, "My goodness. Those brats..."
- "will worry about it soon." - Exactly.
If you look at Sang Cheol's head from above, you can see it.
Like Zinedine Zidane?
That's right.
Like Zinedine Zidane's hair.
Tae Young and Sang Cheol?
They should take good care of their hair.
You have 280,000 subscribers on YouTube.
You promised to cut off the rat tail when you have 300,000 subscribers.
I made a promise.
If I get 300,000 subscribers...
until December 31, 2018,
- I promised I would cut my hair. - I see.
First of all, many people thought I would have my hair cut...
and nothing else. I couldn't get 300,000 subscribers.
Then how many subscribers do you want to get this year?
- He should raise it to 500,000. - How many?
I think he'll get more subscribers after this airs.
It ends on December 31, 2019,
and I think it's possible to get 500,000 subscribers until then.
- I see. - Having 500,000 subscribers...
- is really amazing. - I think you will after this airs.
I think there's a high probability.
I'll have my hair cut when I get 500,000 subscribers.
- How will you cut your hair? - Will you shave your head?
I'll just cut it really short.
- I see. - Really short?
I hope he'll hand over his channel to his son.
(Worried)
You are watching a high-end music program, Radio Star.
Today's theme is for those who want to master looking after many kids.
"The Song To Control All Your Kids at Once".
Shall we hear the song that Sung Ho chose?
("Uphill Road" by Jung In and Yoon Jong Shin)
- You'll sing this song? - Yes. I like this song very much.
Why did you choose this song?
I love the lyrics.
Life is like climbing a mountain.
I, too, believe that life is like climbing a mountain.
You reach the top of a mountain and scream there.
And then you go back down, and it's over. That's life.
When I meet people, it makes me think like this.
He carries three children on his shoulders,
and I carry four on my shoulders.
This is what I think of when I see others.
I'm climbing a mountain with that mindset.
Do you carry a child ghost on your shoulders?
No, that's not what I mean. You have only one child.
- It's about time he comes down. - When I see Gu Ra,
- all I see is tiredness. - Sorry?
- My son is all grown up now. - All right.
Shall we hear Sung Ho sing "Uphill Road"?
("Uphill Road" performed by Jung Sung Ho)
Hello, everyone. I'll sing "Uphill Road".
First, Kim Dong Ryul.
(He imitates Kim Dong Ryul first.)
(Amazed)
(With his eyes closed, he starts signing with a rich voice.)
(Look at this steep road)
Im Chang Jung.
(Imitating Im Chang Jung)
My goodness.
(Everyone is surprised.)
(On the road we came along)
That's amazing.
(He uses vibrato while singing just like Chang Jung does.)
That's great.
- Kim Sang Joong. - He's good.
Humid night has come.
(He's even dressed like Sang Joong.)
It might be the only clue.
Yim Jae Beom.
(Just a single step)
(I took only a single step)
(The raspy voice and nervous eyes)
Han Seok Kyu.
(Han Seok Kyu from "The Contact")
(He suddenly makes his voice sound very gentle.)
(Then I will endure everything)
Seo Kyung Seok.
(I love you, my love whom I go along this road with)
"Yoon Seok!"
(Even Lee Yoon Seok, Kyung Seok's close friend, must be surprised.)
"Yoon Seok!"
Kim Jong Seo.
(He looks like Jong Seo with 4 children.)
He's great.
(His voice is hoarse as if he's tired from looking after his kids.)
(The tough path of impersonation with 4 children on his back)
Kim Gu Ra. Hey, listen. If you climb a mountain...
- Good. That's good. - That's goods.
- Thank you. - That's good.
You did well.
It was great as he's good at singing and impersonation.
I'm sure you're popular everywhere you go.
- He has such great talents. - That's right.
I'm grateful that he sang "Uphill Road".
No wonder why he applauded a lot.
He usually sits like this while the guests are singing.
(He usually seems calm and peaceful.)
(He gave such enthusiastic reactions because it was his own song.)
(Upset)
- He gave a lot of reactions. - I wanted that part to be aired.
DinDin, you were here with us today. How do you feel?
Before I came here earlier today,
I told Jong Shin that I wanted to get married soon.
But now I'm not sure if I should get married.
- You shouldn't think that way. - He lives happily.
I don't think I can be a great dad like them.
That worries me a lot.
Anyway, if you invite me again as a special MC,
I'll be here.
- Today's theme... - I'm glad to hear that.
was "Procreation at Its Finest".
It's very difficult to raise a child to be a great adult.
And you guys are raising 3 and 4 children.
I really respect you.
Please help your children by their sides...
- so they can become good adults. - Yes.
We will say goodbye here. See you next week.
- Please. - Please.
(See you again next week!)
("Hot Stars" will be aired next Wednesday.)
("Aewol-ri" by Kyu Hyun)