(Radio Star)
(Some trees are known by their fruits?)
(From her age 6, she has only been a musician.)
(She's still legendary.)
(Korea's beloved singer, Ha Chun Hwa)
(He's got not only good acting skills...)
(but also good social skills. Jung Tae Woo)
(A talented and ambitious girl)
(A born idol, Seung Hee of OH MY GIRL)
(He has a face of a 17-year-old,)
(but he doesn't speak like it?)
(Han Tae Woong, a young farmer living his 2nd life)
(These born talented have been hiding their shocking identities?)
(They turn out to be really scary people!)
(Even Gu Ra...)
(can't handle them.)
(Will Radio Star survive them?)
("Impressive from the Start" starts now.)
(It's one another ordinary shooting day of Radio Star.)
(Who is she?)
Hello.
(Young Mi came with flowers on her head.)
Hello.
(Gu Ra shows up.)
Hello.
(Hi, Gu Ra.)
(Happy)
Hi, Gook Jin.
Hello, I'm Kim Gook Jin. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
(Laughing)
I'm the pretty one here. Please don't laugh.
Ready, action!
I have always been a fashionista since I was young.
I start wearing autumn jackets in August.
- He said "jacket". - I was far ahead.
- It's been a while. - "Jacket".
- All right. - Good.
I was born talkative.
Back in school, because I was too talkative,
my friend's ears even bled.
I'm a mature talker.
He babbles meaningless things.
I have always been suffering because of the people around me.
Because Yeom Kyung Hwan and Ji Sang Yeol cheated...
during the high school exam, I was ousted as the class president.
That's a fact.
- I see. - Okay.
I have always been scolded because of my laughter.
When I was young, because I laughed too loud...
How did they know that?
I got beaten by my mom.
When I just debuted, I was scolded...
by Jong Shin.
When can I live in the world where I can...
laugh loudly?
(Chuckling)
(Laughing)
What are you doing? Is that a skit or what?
Are you playing a skit?
- I have... - I'm a girl group member today.
- Seriously, what are you doing? - You look like the woman...
I saw when I was a kid. She walked around the neighborhood blankly.
There used to be a woman who was walking blankly like that.
Really?
- Blankly... - I know what you mean,
but today, I'm supposed to be an innocent girl idol.
I think you need to explain it to the viewers.
- What's going on? - Explain your outfit.
- Celeb Five released... - I want to know the reason.
Celeb Five released the third album.
That's why you posted those photos on your Instagram.
We released a new ballad song, "I Wish I Could Unsee That".
So you came straight from the shoot?
- Yes. Straight from the music show. - I see.
That's right. Since we were kids, we had a lot of problems,
but we were born different.
You're watching a high-end talented program, "Radio"...
- "Star". - "Star".
Today, we have invited four people who have been...
impressing us since they weaned from powdered milk.
"Impressive from the Start".
It's been a while since I heard that song.
Young people don't know the original song.
- Right. - Ready, sing.
(Well done, well done)
(Dancing)
(Ahn Young Mi, a born comedienne)
- Today... - Well done.
Don't make me this today.
(She forgot she's supposed to be an innocent girl today.)
Let me introduce this singer who debuted at her age six.
She's released 140 albums...
and over 2,500 songs.
This Korea's beloved singer...
has held over 8,500 concerts and broke the Guinness World Records.
One of the most impressive songs of hers is Kim Young Chul's version.
(Kim Young Chul's version of "I Hate Love")
Singer Ha Chun Hwa!
Not yet. Don't come in yet.
- Later. - Don't come in yet.
- Come together with others. - Please work as a team.
(Please work as a team.)
While the actor specialized in king roles, Choi Soo Jong, plays...
all the kings on the history book,
since his age six, he has...
always been playing Danjong.
He's been playing a king since he was a kid...
and now he doesn't get any offer.
- Jung Tae Woo! - Jung Tae Woo.
Since her age 11, she was on "National Singing Contest",
"Star King", and "Super Star K".
After storming through all the networks,
she's debuted as Mamo of OH MY GIRL.
It's Mavo. What is a Mavo?
- Main vocalist. - Mavo.
Main vocalist.
Why do you have to abbreviate this?
Goodness. Then is lead vocalist, a Levo?
- Of course, it's a Levo. - That's ridiculous.
Goodness.
So she's the main vocalist.
Only Jong Shin hasn't seen her talent. It's Seung Hee!
I'm met Seung Hee before.
While his friends are play on slides in the playground,
he rode a tractor in the farm.
He appeared on "Screening Humanity" as a boy farmer...
and created so many memes with his way of speaking,
which is like an old man's. It's the boy farmer, Han Tae Woong!
(Boy farmer, Han Tae Woong)
I have seen him.
Welcome.
(Ha Chun Hwa, Jung Tae Woo, Seung Hee, Han Tae Woong)
- Welcome. - Hello.
(Welcome.)
There's the big senior.
- I tried to come in alone. - That's okay. Welcome.
- Welcome. - Welcome.
Were you a member of a girl group?
- No, actually... - Yes.
(I'm a member of a girl group.)
- The thing is... - Let me introduce myself.
- She is... - Chun Hwa.
I can explain.
(She behaves herself as she's just debuted.)
- It's like... - She's just pretending.
comediennes like Kim Mi Hwa, Lee Kyeong Ae,
and Im Mi Suk teamed up.
- That's what it's like. - I see.
She's a comedienne.
- I'm not just a comedienne. - Their music is nice.
Your music is nice too.
- Our music is pretty nice. - What's wrong with comedienne?
Are you going to keep doing that? Are you provoking me?
- I mean... - Gu Ra, you.
(She's cute as she's a member of a new girl group.)
All right. Welcome, all four of you.
Chun Hwa, it's been 58 years since you debuted?
- I guess so. - Goodness.
- Amazing. - I can't feel it though.
I heard you are releasing your 60th anniversary album...
in advance?
- Why are you so rushed? - Foreign singers also...
don't release their anniversary albums on the very year.
They release the albums a couple of years earlier...
So they can have concerts.
and make us familiar with the songs.
And then they perform the songs on the album...
- in the concert. - I see.
As I always say, Chun Hwa is...
actually not as old as we think.
She just debuted very early.
- He's right. - She's not that old.
- How old is she then? - I am...
- How old were you when you debuted? - As far as I know,
you're younger than Tae Jin Ah. Am I right?
- I'm younger than him. - Right?
In 1961, at my age 6,
I started my career together with MBC radio.
- So you were born in 1955. - That's right.
See? She's not that old.
She's been a celebrity for 60 years.
- That's amazing. - It's amazing indeed.
I admire you.
But I don't feel like...
I have been singing for almost 60 years.
On shows like this, I feel like the hosts are...
- all older than me. - You do?
Why?
Because she debuted as a young girl.
Tae Jin Ah is older than you, not us.
- By the way... - I want to lean on you.
By the way, It's been 30 years...
since Mr. Yoon debuted.
And he's leaving now. Could you tell him a few words?
He will be very much missed.
I think I haven't been on many shows with him.
- I think only a couple times. - Only a couple times.
I can always see from his face that he's a hard worker.
Thanks.
- "Hard worker"? - Yes, a hard worker.
- I love your voice. - Thank you.
Hearing your voice now,
I can tell that you can sing for over decades from now.
- You have such a clear voice. - Her voice is the best indeed.
- Thank you. - I thank you.
This is not what I wanted.
(Sulky)
She said she can see he's a hard worker from his face.
- Hard worker. - Exactly. That's when I realized...
- it started going wrong. - it's going wrong.
(It's going wrong.)
Tae Woo, you're living in nature these days.
- He looks... - You look like a foreign actor.
- Did you put on contact lenses? - Is it because of my long hair?
- Did you put on contact lenses? - No, I've always had brown eyes.
You have brown eyes, I see.
- Brown eyes. - He looks sharper now.
- Exactly. - He looks cooler now.
- He does. - I'm surfing these days.
- Did you go to Yangyang? - Yes.
Yangyang? Really?
King Danjong surfs?
Don't be so uptight.
- Danjong... - Forget about his character.
- King Danjong needs a hobby too. - Wasn't Danjong exiled to Yeongwol?
- Was it Yangyang? - Yangyang.
- No, he was exiled to Yeongwol, - It's Yeongwol.
- but it's also in Gangwon Province. - Yangyang is famous for surfing.
You have a secret to go surf despite your wife's nagging?
When I first went to Yangyang,
I fell in love with the feeling of walking on the water.
That's why I started surfing.
How long have you been surfing?
It's been three years now.
I go surfing whenever I have free time...
and I started to concern about my wife.
Then I met a director named Lee Hyun Seung.
- Lee Hyun Seung. - I've seen him at a film festival.
And he loves the ocean.
He said he would like to film a movie about surfing...
and asked if I could help him.
I was really glad he asked me that.
- You have a good excuse now. - Yes, it would make a great excuse.
So for the past two months, I was staying in Yangyang for the movie.
He's now in Mystic Entertainment.
He has to work, but he keeps surfing.
(The president is upset.)
When he walked in, I thought he was the owner of a water sports park.
(He could definitely be one.)
Sir, I want to ride a banana boat.
With that outfit on?
(An innocent idol enjoying the banana boat ride)
Seung Hee wants to be...
- the top three on Radio Star? - Yes.
What do you mean by, "top three"?
Boo Seung Kwan, Joo E, and me.
- Among idols. - Right. These are the three.
(Boo Seung Kwan imitated Jong Shin singing.)
(Joo E imitated the window cleaning sound.)
(The two entertained us greatly on Radio Star.)
Today, you have prepared a specialty that will...
- crack up the whole Radio Star? - Yes.
- I have prepared a lot. - What are they?
- Let's see. - I can imitate different sounds.
First is the sound of opening and closing zippers.
- The zipping sound. - Yes.
It's a zipper on a suitcase, so there will be some bumps.
This is originally Yun DDan DDan's specialty.
- Yun DDan DDan. - I'll start.
(She closes the suitcase.)
(Zipping)
(Clueless)
I see what you mean.
The zippers on each side make different sounds.
There's another one.
(A zipper on a jacket)
- I get it. - Goodness.
- That's what Yun DDan DDan did? - Yes, this is his specialty.
If you close it quickly, it sounds like that.
- He's a singer. - He's a singer.
- His name is Yun DDan DDan? - Yes.
- And there's Kim Mul Lung. - Yes.
What are you doing?
- Come on. - I really wanted to make that joke.
I almost...
- You're infuriating me. - Listen.
- I really want someone named... - Seriously.
- Mul Lung to debut. - How could you? You're so brazen.
Produce someone named Yun Mul Lung at Mystic.
(Produce someone named Yun Mul Lung at Mystic.)
- What else? - I know you laughed deep down.
And I can do one more thing.
I wanted mine to be different.
- I'll do beatboxing Pikachu. - Okay.
(Determined)
(Beatboxing)
Pikachu.
(Impressed)
- That's cute. - Pika, pika.
(That's right up their alley.)
- Chun Hwa is smiling now. - Pikachu.
- Yes. That was cute. - Isn't that cute?
- Isn't that cute? - Don't do DDan DDan's impression.
- I succeeded with mine. - Yes.
Don't do his impression.
- You shouldn't copy others. - Right.
(Utterly satisfied)
Tae Woong, you garnered attention on "Screening Humanity"
- as a farmer guy. - Right. That looked tough.
(He can operate the farming equipment without any problem.)
At some point, being a farmer became his dream.
(Tae Woong's affectionate way of walking was sensational.)
I told you I'd do it.
But when you were filming the show, you had no idea it'd be a hit?
Right. I just showed people how I live.
I just went around the village.
- "I just went around the village." - I didn't know they liked it.
- The way he talks is fun. - Right.
I'm sure you must have heard this a lot from people.
When people heard...
how you talked on the show, they liked it.
- So are you exaggerating it? - No. No.
- Or do you really speak like that? - I'm not exaggerating at all.
When I'm back home, my accent gets stronger.
When I come to Seoul or other metropolitan cities,
I don't speak with an accent. I speak how city people talk.
- How do city people talk? - His vocabulary.
He has an old man's vocabulary. He said he didn't exaggerate at all.
- You know what? - Yes?
Some of our viewers might not know who you are.
How old are you?
I turned 17 years old this year.
- Then what year were you born? - 17 years old?
- I was born in 2003. - I see. 2003.
You were born in 2003.
Where do you live?
I live in Yangseong-myeon, Anseong, Gyeonggi Province.
- Anseong? - Yes.
But aren't you speaking with the Chungcheong Province accent?
- I live near Chungcheong Province. - Anseong is close to that province.
- I see. - So your accent is mixed.
- Anseong and Jecheon are close. - That's right.
Jecheon is in Chungcheong Province.
Who influenced you to speak with this accent?
- My grandparents... - I see.
- and elderlies in my village. - You live in the countryside.
- He does speak like an old man. - Yes.
Do you farm peaches? What do you farm there?
I farm rice, chili peppers, perilla seeds, and cattle.
Goodness. You farm rice, chili peppers, and perilla seeds.
- Seriously. - You know what?
- He sounds like Chun Hwa's friend. - That's a lot.
(Nice to meet you, my friend.)
Is it possible you are the same age?
- I watched "Screening Humanity". - You did?
Yes, the moment I saw him on the show,
I had goosebumps because...
- he sounded like an old man. - That's right.
That's why I can't treat him like a 17-year-old boy.
For example, I should call him by his name.
But I can't do that.
I say, "Is that so?"
- I end up talking very politely. - By the way,
Tae Woong, I have a question. Are you farming...
on someone else's land or yours?
Our family has some land.
- I see. - His family has some land.
- We farm as sharecroppers too. - I see.
- I see. - I'm sure you're excellent at that.
- What's up with your voice? - You give the owner rice, right?
- Yes. - I can't help but copy his accent.
(It's the most addicting accent.)
Mr. Han... I mean, Tae Woong.
- Yes. - I called you Mr. Han.
(He naturally speaks with honorifics.)
- Tae Woong. - You said that recently,
a huge banner is hanging at your village thanks to you.
It was truly a big honor.
Last fall, I gave...
freshly harvested rice to President Moon Jae In.
And I even sang a song named "Return to Soil".
"Return to Soil"?
- It's Hong Se Min's song. - Yes, that's right.
He said that I was a national heritage of the century.
So that's why we hung a banner in our village.
- If you're that famous, - Yes?
other people might criticize you. "Gosh, that boy is so arrogant."
"He's still wet behind the ears."
I think there might be people who are jealous of you.
- Your criticism was so detailed. - That's right.
- You were detailed when you acted. - Listen.
"He's still wet behind the ears, you know?"
"Since when did we..." You know? They might say that.
- I'm sure people are jealous. - People get jealous.
- Yes. You were just being yourself. - Yes, that's true.
- But people said you were snobby. - When that happens,
I wake up an hour early in the morning and work.
Just like the rice, I try to be humbler.
When I do that, others acknowledge me.
But what if some people are still jealous after that?
"How arrogant of him to wake up an hour early."
No one does that.
- He's just working hard. - "How dare he act all humble?"
"That hypocrite." Some people still might say that.
Have you seen anyone who is as twisted as he is?
I haven't seen anyone like that yet.
- Exactly. - I'm relieved to hear that.
- People in rural areas are so nice. - I'm happy to hear that.
- I'm happy to hear that. - Come on.
People in this industry are scary, you know.
But he's not in this industry.
- He's in another industry. - I'm sorry.
- He's in a rice paddy. - Right.
I know that. I'm relieved that he is.
- People are scary out here. - Right.
But I'm sure the people in your village must be happy.
Well, they are very fond of me.
Oh, I'm sure.
But what if they say,
"Because we're fond of him, he's acting like..."
- People aren't like that! - No? They aren't?
He must've lived in a nasty village...
- or something. - You need to make an enemy of him.
"I've been too nice to you."
- You need to make an enemy of him. - People don't say that.
- I'm relieved. - Right.
(What a relief.)
Tae Woong,
you rarely watch our show?
It's not that I don't want to watch it. I can't.
Right. He has a lot of work in the morning.
- Because you go to sleep early? - I go to sleep at 10:30pm or 11pm.
- Yes, he must go to sleep early. - Really?
Don't you wake up around 5:30am?
If I have a lot of work, I wake up at 4:30am.
- 4:30am. Or 5am. - Yes.
- What kind of shows do you watch? - I watch...
a show from another TV station.
- "Love on a Jujube Tree". - That?
- That's a really old TV show. - "Love on a Jujube Tree".
That aired so long time ago!
That was so long time ago.
It's rerunning on Channel 64.
The channel that airs "Taejo Wang Geon"?
- Yes. - I see.
In addition to that, "Country Diaries" is airing again.
Right. They air old dramas.
- Right. - Goodness.
I think he has a lot of love for the farm villages.
- Right. He loves them. - Yes.
But he's only a teenager.
- So Seung Hee of OH MY GIRL... - Yes?
- You're way older than him. - Yes.
- How old are you? - I'm older than him.
- I was born in 1996. I'm 24. - My gosh. Then...
I've seen her before.
- Where? - Really?
Last year,
there was...
"National Singing Contest 1020". You were on the show.
(They've met before.)
- That's right! - That's how I saw her.
- Really? - Yes.
(She wore a school uniform. And he wore a hanbok.)
Up to what age do you call women by their names?
Unless they are around my mom's age,
I call them by their names.
How old is your mother?
She's 43.
Your mother is young.
But your hairstyle is quite stylish.
- My hair was actually longer. - Today...
But bees go into my hair when it's long.
- Bees? Really? - I was picking chili peppers then.
- You were picking chili peppers. - All the stories...
are from the countryside.
("Tae Woong's Diaries: Bee and Hair Episode")
Seung Hee, does your mother look for Park Jin Young...
whenever she sees Jong Shin?
(Laughing)
- What is this about? - I chose Kang Seung Yoon.
It was when I was on "Superstar K 2".
- They were choosing top 11 members. - Right.
It was either Seung Yoon or me.
- It was between us. - Right. It was for the 11th member.
We were competing for the 11th member.
Lee Seung Chul...
- and Park Jin Young voted for me. - Jin Young.
Those guys know a lot about music.
- They are legitimate musicians. - Go on.
Who voted for Seung Yoon?
Jong Shin and Uhm Jung Hwa voted for him.
When my mom saw that episode,
she said, "I like Park Jin Young more than Yoon Jong Shin."
- She said that. - It can't be helped.
- She said that. - Seriously.
- That's natural. - Right.
During the preliminary round, she was really good.
When she was on a big stage, she'd get so nervous.
- That was why. - Excuse me.
Kim Kyung Min gets nervous and he's 50 years old.
That's why he's not on TV.
(Is that why?)
- Maybe. - For my performance, I sang...
- 2AM's song. - "Can't Let You Go Even If I Die".
Before the performance,
I could remember all the lyrics.
I was singing the first part of the song.
Right before my performance,
when I was in the backstage, my mind went blank.
I didn't know what to do. I was going crazy.
I went up to the stage, and when they played the song,
I sang, "Even if we're young, we still get hurt"
I forgot the lyrics after that line.
- I remember that. - Right!
After I forgot my lyrics, everyone who sang after me...
forgot their lyrics like a domino effect.
That's when John Park messed up the lyrics to "I push you".
During that performance,
he sang "I push you". That came out of nowhere.
- Was it "You push me"? - Yes. That was it.
After you messed it up, everyone else messed up too?
- Yes. - That's why...
- people made memes... - Right.
where John was holding a sword.
- John with the Sword. - Right.
(No matter how much I push you away)
(What?)
- He switched the words. - He said, "I push you away"?
(John Park is singing, "I Push You Away Even If I Die".)
Chun Hwa... Goodness.
It's "Warmhearted Gu Ra".
- It's time for "WGR". - "WGR".
You were amazed...
- at Gu Ra's playing hot and cold? - Really?
- What did he do? - Well...
- We were on a few shows together. - Yes.
Before that, I wasn't comfortable working with him. I wasn't.
But after working together,
I saw that there was a sincere side of him.
From time to time, he does interrupt people...
and say things very bluntly.
But there was a warmhearted side of him other than that.
After realizing that, it was much easier to film shows with him.
Even now,
among his biting comments,
- I can feel that he's warmhearted. - I see.
She's totally right.
There's nothing to rebut from my side.
- Right. - So...
- "WGR" segment is so boring. - No, no.
- That wasn't fun. - Why?
- It wasn't entertaining. - And it was pointless.
- Then is "NYJS" segment fun? - Yes, it is.
- No, it's not. - See? This is awkward.
- Mine is better, isn't it? - No.
- Jong Shin's segment is the same. - This isn't about entertainment.
I thought you were meeting your future in-laws.
"Yes, that's right. Right." When I saw you how you behaved,
it was so boring. Just cut this part out.
Cut what out?
- Cut this out. - Cut what out?
- Cut this out. - All right.
You said that there was something...
- you wanted to do to Gu Ra today. - What is it?
This year, my parents got sick a lot.
They had to be admitted to the hospital a lot.
So I wish there could be a lot of happy occasions.
I wanted to touch...
- your good-luck chin. - Touch it as much as you want.
- I heard it brings good fortune. - I'll let you touch it.
- If you'd let me, I'd love to. - You should go to her.
- You should go to her. - Usually,
- people came to me first. - You should go.
- But I'll go to her. - Right.
- Supposedly, it brings good luck. - Right.
- Well, I'll let you do that. - How do I do that?
- You can just touch it here. - No.
- Let me hug you first. - Stand like a stone statue.
- Thank you. - Just like this?
- You must hold it like this. - No.
- Like this? - Yes.
- I'll have a good fortune. - Yes.
Right, right.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I can't believe this.
Her misfortune will go to Gu Ra.
(You touch it, and your wish comes true!)
- It drove away her misfortune. - Of course.
Like the shaman who takes away the misfortune?
- All right. - Right.
Tae Woong, when you see Gu Ra,
he doesn't feel like a stranger to you.
Right. My second uncle...
- has a good build. - I see.
- I feel like you're my uncle. - Right.
- That's how you feel? - Exactly.
How old is your second uncle?
- He turned 41 this year. - Is that so?
He's a baby.
- He's younger than me. - Yes.
- He was born in 1979. - Yes, that's right.
- So he farms too? - No.
He owns a rolled omelet gimbap restaurant in Pyeongtaek.
- Rolled omelet gimbap? - Yes.
I would've never guessed.
Actually, that dish originated from Sinpo-dong.
- Really? - Yes.
In the late 1980s, the thugs would come out at night.
He'd eat that gimbap.
"Ma'am, is business good?"
- That was when we were in school. - Yes, rolled omelet gimbap.
- I see. - You said...
one of us would be perfect for a farmer's life.
Who is it?
- It's Gu Ra. - I see.
- Why? Isn't he too tall? - He's very popular today.
- You must have a big build to farm. - Right.
And he looks strong too.
- Right. - When cows plow the field,
they get tired.
Then, people have to plow it.
- That was during the ancient times. - Right?
(His vocabulary goes beyond the newly coined words.)
"Ancient times".
Whenever it's Tae Woong's turn to talk,
the show turns into "Korean Food Table".
(Move out of the way, Bool Am.)
You are watching a high-end music program,
Radio Star with guests who sang, acted, and farmed...
while their friends were playing house.
Let's start today's discussion, "Impressive from the Start".
Chun Hwa was known as a prodigy singer...
- when she was 3. - That's impressive.
You tried your best to sing well for a reason back then.
Personally, you know...
- there's a big eye-shaped candy. - Yes.
- It's coated with sugar. - Right.
- We had those candies. - When someone told me I'd get...
the candy, I sang pretty well.
- TV wasn't invented yet. - Right.
In the afternoon...
At noon, there was a music program on the radio.
Back then, I would be playing at somewhere else.
But when it was noon, I would listen to the radio.
After listening to the song 1 or 2 times, I could sing the song.
- You could sing right away. - Right. I was three back then.
My aunt found that so interesting.
She asked me to sing the song...
in exchange for the eye-shaped candy.
She said I would sing and fall asleep.
That happened when I was young.
Do you still eat eye-shaped candies from time to time?
You brought that up because I have big eyes, right?
- Earlier, I thought... - She caught on right away.
Earlier when she mentioned the eye-shaped candy,
I remembered Kim Young Chul's impression of her.
- I really wanted to say that. - I was also...
Seeing her from the side, I thought...
- Young Chul was overdoing the act. - Right.
But I was wrong.
(The source of her singing is half her voice and half her eyes.)
All right. Tae Woo debuted when he was six years old.
- He was young too. - That was too early.
- You and I debuted at the same age. - When you were six.
(Tae Woo's performance of King Danjong drew people in.)
(Looking sorrowful)
You had no choice but to be good at crying scenes.
Back in the days,
- the directors were so scary. - Right.
Right now, the directors have storyboard meetings...
- with child actors and actresses. - Right.
- They can't be scary nowadays. - They communicate with each other.
- That'd cause a lot of trouble - If they are, they get sued.
- It wasn't like that back then. - Right.
If you couldn't do a good job, they would yell at you...
- They didn't have time. - and scold you.
If we film at night,
- children get sleepy. - You'd get sleepy.
- Right. - "Wake up! I can see..."
"you're sleepy right now!"
"You'd better wake up now!"
- They were like that back then. - When I had to cry in the scene,
- they would come and pinch me. - They pinched you.
- That was a long time ago. - It's ages ago.
- It was like that back then. - Right.
I was scared that they would pinch me or yell at me,
so I had to do a good job before they did that to me.
I think that's why I was good at crying.
- It was natural. - Yes.
Nowadays, child actors and actresses are...
- protected completely. - Of course.
It's impossible for something like this to happen now.
By the way, Tae Woo,
you were the only one who witnessed a lot of famous celebrities dating.
- Since I was young, - You were the only one.
- other actors didn't care about me. - Right.
- They didn't hide it from me. - "He doesn't know anything."
Even if they thought I might have heard something,
they would say it was a secret.
And I was good at keeping secrets.
- I bet you are still keeping... - Exactly.
some of their secrets. Right?
- Of course. - My gosh.
- I'm dying to find out. - But it's over now.
Who are some celebrities that ended up getting married?
Back then,
it was when I was filming a drama with Ha Hee Ra.
- She was dating Choi Soo Jong. - I played her younger brother.
She was dating Soo Jong in secret.
- It was a secret then. - Yes, it was.
They were dating. When we finished filming the drama,
she would ask him to go bowling with her. I heard things like that.
- I heard her talking on the phone. - It was...
She must have thought you didn't know anything since you were young.
- Right. - Right.
He can be really scary, you know.
(Once he talks, he will bring many scandals.)
- Seung Hee. You already... - Yes.
earned money by singing when you were in elementary school?
It was "National Singing Contest".
My dad saw its banner hanging for the episode in Inje.
He thought that I should join the show,
so he signed me up.
- For the episode in Inje? - Yes.
(Back then, Seung Hee was 11 years old.)
(Her father recognized Seung Hee's extraordinary talent.)
So I won the Excellence Award for that episode.
Back then, I won 700 dollars for the cash prize.
I was on Talented Singers of Eight Provinces Special.
- I see. - I won the Popularity Award.
I also won the Popularity Award for First Half Year Special.
- You made a lot of money as a kid. - Yes.
I made quite some money from that show.
Which song did you sing on the show?
- I sang "Ja Ok". - "Ja Ok".
- Park Sang Chul's song? - Yes.
Can you sing a snippet of the song?
- Sure. - Okay.
She's not shy at all.
- No, I'm not. - She has a ringing voice.
- Gook Jin likes the song, "Ja Ok". - You're Little Chun Hwa.
- Can you beatbox too? - It's an honor.
- Sure, sure. - Please do that too.
(I don't have wings on my shoulders)
(He's getting into the song.)
(My dear Ja Ok)
(Impressed)
(She's had a pleasant voice since her childhood.)
(Giggling)
He's loving it.
Seung Hee.
- I observed you when you sang. - That was so nice.
- Your skin gets red. - Yes.
- This part? - Yes.
- When I sing, - Okay.
- I get hot. - She gets hot.
- You're right. - You heat up.
- A bit. - You need courage to sing.
- When I sing, this part gets red. - I see.
You were on "Star King" when you were 11, but people criticized you?
Yes, that's right. When I was 11,
I got an offer to be on "Star King"...
after appearing on "National Singing Contest".
So I joined the show...
- as an 11-year-old Bo A. - 11-year-old Bo A.
So I was on the show.
I was on the show as an 11-year-old Bo A,
but I didn't sing Bo A's songs.
I only sang folk songs and trot songs.
- You sang "Ja Ok". - I only sang those songs.
I was criticized like crazy.
- "Bo A doesn't sing those songs." - Right.
(People expected to see the star of Asia from 11-year-old Bo A.)
(4th Contestant: 11-Year-Old Bo A)
(When she started to perform, she only sang folk songs.)
(And on top of that, she beautifully sang trot songs.)
(When will she sing Bo A's songs?)
- Which folk songs did you sing? - On the show,
I mostly sang "Arirang".
I liked "Arirang" as a kid. I sang "Jeongseon Arirang" too.
(Will it rain or snow?)
(Nice!)
- I sang "Arirang". - By the way,
she reminds me of you when you were young, Chun Hwa.
- She has a similar voice too. - Seriously.
- You sang "Arirang" a lot too. - Yes.
- She mentioned "Jeongseon Arirang". - "Jeongseon Arirang".
I was the one who sang the song.
- Sing us your version of the song. - ""Jeongseon Arirang".
It goes like this.
(Gangwon Province, Mount Geumgang)
- The song starts like this. - Okay.
(Arirang)
(Feeling the thrill)
(Her sorrowful "Arirang" speaks to our hearts.)
(Sing with me.)
(Their harmony makes a beautiful melody.)
This is a festival for Gook Jin.
(Let's party, people!)
- You're the best. - You should do your lines here.
- It's Gook Jin's 60th birthday. - No, no.
"I miss my father dearly."
You should've done that. King Danjong should take over this.
Why are you giving him instructions?
- Stop it. - King Danjong should...
- take over the scene. - You gave him an odd instruction.
Come on.
(How rude of you!)
- Okay. - All right.
Tae Woong, you started farming...
when you were in second grade?
- Yes. I was nine. - How did you start?
Since I live with my grandpa and grandma,
I didn't have friends in the countryside.
I didn't have a single friend.
So I would just follow them around.
At first, I helped them.
One year, after planting the rice with a machine,
we had to plant some parts manually.
There were parts only people could reach.
Machines can't do it there.
After I helped out, that fall, we had a good harvest.
- That's when you got hooked on it. - Yes.
That's when I got into farming.
Since then, I kept helping them.
Farming was right for me.
- Yes. - By the way,
do you go through periods when you don't want to farm?
I'm sure when you're working, you'd question why you're doing it.
He's only 17.
But he's been farming for about a decade.
- That could happen. - Already?
Wouldn't that happen?
Well, there are times like that.
Recently, the price of goats took a sharp dive.
That's one of those times. And last year,
we had a typhoon. We have a machine...
- called combine harvester. - Yes. combine harvester.
Because we didn't have that, 10 days before harvesting the rice,
all of the rice got destroyed.
- Oh, no. Gosh. - So...
all of them got rotten, so weeds started to grow.
- We didn't get a good grade for it. - The grade went down.
Last year was the first time...
- we failed like that. - I see.
How big is your farm?
It's not that big.
We have 16 cows.
We have a striped cow. It's a national heritage.
- Striped cow? - Yes. The cow with leopard print.
We have one striped cow.
And we have 30 chickens...
and 40 goats.
And we have four dogs.
Our rice paddies are 13,223 square meters big.
And our field is as big as 9,917 square meters.
- That's amazing. - He just introduces...
That's his farming specification.
He is giving us all the details.
Judging from his words,
- he has an incredibly big farm. - That's right.
It's nothing I can brag about.
That's right. It's a small-scale farm.
- That's not true. - But he has 16 cows!
It's quite a feat to have 16 cows.
Do you want to expand your farm?
- Yes. I want to have a big farm. - A big farm.
Where do your parents live?
My parents live with me.
- They run a makguksu restaurant. - A makguksu restaurant.
- Do they run a makguksu restaurant? - Yes.
- I see. - When I work, Father eats snacks.
(Father eats snacks.)
I bet his parents don't understand.
I have always been curious.
Tae Woong, you said your emotions are swayed by farming.
When are your best and worst moments?
Here is my best moment.
In fall, I thresh rice and pile it up in the storeroom.
- When I get money in my account, - That's the best moment.
I give it to my grandparents.
It makes me the happiest.
As for the worst moment...
I farm in a few spots up in the mountains.
- The mountains. - Yes. These days,
the rice panicles are growing.
I recently found that the boars have trampled on them.
- The wild boars. - Yes.
I set up scarecrows. Sometimes, I have to beat a gong...
to make them run away. But they would always come back.
Didn't scarecrows change over the years?
Animals have become sneaky. They don't get scared of scarecrows.
That's right.
Shouldn't scarecrows improve...
- in accordance? - That's right.
- The flickering light. - What?
- The flickering light. - The one from a construction site.
That doesn't help either.
That's right. Animals have become sneaky.
Boars reproduce very quickly.
- The numbers could multiply. - That's right.
Last year, I was at a rice paddy...
when I came across about 15 boars.
I could run away because I was on a hill.
Otherwise, I would have been food to them.
I think you are lying too freely...
because we don't farm.
- 15 boars? - Boars are dangerous.
I know that they are dangerous, but...
(City people wouldn't understand this scary cohabitation.)
Tae Woo, you knew how to reach an agreement with the director...
ever since you were in elementary school.
Yes. When I made a complete scene,
I could reach an agreement.
When I did it halfheartedly, the director just went,
"Didn't you steel yourself for the shoot?"
When I made a complete scene,
the director went, "Gosh, he must be insane."
- So... - Hold on.
- For what did you make a scene? - Seriously.
I had years of experiences,
so I knew that things could be done a certain way.
"Is the director being careless since I am a child actor?"
- I would have that thought. - How old were you?
Were you in 5th or 6th grade?
I was younger than that.
- I was in 1st or 2nd grade. - I see.
- "Is he looking down on me?" - There was a bath scene.
- There was a bath scene. - In that scene,
Ha Hee Ra gave me a bath lovingly...
before I went away.
I was old enough to not go to women's sauna.
I should have been allowed to keep my shorts...
- since I was in a big basin. - Did he ask you to be nude?
- He asked me to be nude. - My goodness.
- It was ridiculous. - He wanted reality.
- He wanted reality. - You were right to cause a scene.
- So what happened? - I knew everything back then.
I knew that Choi Soo Jong and Ha Hee Ra...
- were dating. - That's right.
I suddenly felt embarrassed in front of Hee Ra.
When the director told me to take off all of my clothes.
I became so angry.
- I told him that I can't do it. - "I can't do this."
- I began to cry. "I can't do this." - You cried.
No one could touch me.
- How did you film that scene? - I am sure he kept his underwear.
I kept my shorts.
You beat the director.
- Tae Woong, you are in high school. - Yes.
You always get your phone confiscated...
because of cows.
The technology is so advanced these days...
that I can see the security cameras in the barn.
- That's right. - So...
You check the security cameras.
- People who live alone do that. - That's right.
- You see the barn. - One cow was close to giving birth,
so I was watching it on my phone...
under the table when I got caught.
- The teacher wouldn't understand. - "What are you doing?"
I got my phone confiscated and scolded.
Then I told the teacher that I have to go home.
- You had to go home and check. - Yes.
Isn't it a good reason to go home early?
He is in charge of farming.
When the water breaks in the morning,
I go to school, see the teacher, and come home.
- You see the teacher. - Yes.
"My cow's water broke." That can't be an excuse.
"What broke?"
- "Can you repeat that?" - That can't be an excuse.
At first, my teacher didn't believe me.
- He thought you were shirking. - Yes.
After a visit to my house, my teacher supported me.
Do you attend an agricultural high school?
There is no agricultural high school in Anseong.
The nearest one is an hour and a half away.
Do you attend a regular high school?
- A technical high school. - A technical high school?
- A technical high school. - What do you major in?
Machinery.
- It unrelated to farming. - There are agricultural machines.
- He uses agricultural machines. - That's right.
I bet you want to learn about farming.
I really want to learn.
My classmates understand when they learn about the machine,
but I wish that I were in an agricultural high school.
Do you plan to attend a university?
I will major in agriculture no matter what.
They say the agricultural industry will rule the world.
- Yes. - That's right.
At times, even my friends look down on what I do.
It makes my heart ache.
I am sure it does. They don't have foresight.
I hope he studies.
- He is an expert. - That's right.
I have a long way to go.
- "I have a long way to go." - He is incredible.
That sounds like Yanbian dialect.
- I know. - "I have a long way to go."
It doesn't sound like Chungcheong Province dialect.
- "I have a long way to go." - I am really proud of him.
- He is so dependable. - I know.
No matter how angry you are, you don't dream of leaving home.
That's right. Even if I leave home,
I need to come back to feed the cows.
- You can sneak back in. - They are like his children.
That's why I don't dream of leaving home.
Shouldn't you hire some workers?
- My goodness. - Do you do all the work?
If I hire workers for such work...
- Then he won't have any profit. - That's right.
The elders in the town will call me insane.
- That won't do. - Do you want that to happen?
The elders will go, "What a cheeky boy!"
Farming is profitable on the front and unprofitable at the back.
(Farming is profitable on the front and unprofitable at the back.)
- I see. - I heard...
that phrase so many times from my grandfather.
(I don't need to hire workers.)
Tae Woo, you claim that...
you were a role model to the child actors.
Back in the days, I would go...
to an audition or a meeting for child actors.
- Children would be lined up. - That's right.
When I showed up,
children's faces would fall.
- "I won't get the role." - Their moms would go,
"Gosh, Tae Woo is here. My child won't get the role."
- "Tae Woo will get the role." - Yes.
I was a bit legendary.
"Tae Woo will get the role."
In the drama, "The King and I",
Yoo Seung Ho played the young King Seongjong...
and I played Prince Yeonsan.
Seung Ho said in an interview...
that he wants to grow up to be an actor like me.
- I was very proud. - You were proud.
- Do you keep in touch with him? - No.
(I see.)
Since you are his role model, he wants to watch you from afar.
(Both of them were impressive from the start.)
Tae Woong, you got unusual gifts since middle school.
- I got a hoe, a hand plow, - A sickle.
and a sickle as my birthday gifts.
- Is there anything you want now? - Is there anything you want now?
I want a combine.
- A combine. - It's too expensive.
Can you get it through a mobile gift card?
(That would be original.)
A combine is used...
- at rice paddies, right? - Yes.
It's for harvesting rice.
- How much is a combine? - It's expensive.
It costs between 80,000 to 100,000 dollars.
That machine can do all the work.
I want to sell the cows and buy a combine...
so that I can help the farmers in my neighborhood.
It's every farmer's dream to buy a combine.
- Really? - Yes.
- He is so upright. - I know.
We will stop talking about farming and move on to Chun Hwa.
- Isn't that strange? - We have a variety of guests.
Chun Hwa, you made a Guinness World Record...
by performing 8,5000 times.
- Yes. - 8,5000 times!
You developed chronic conditions because of that record.
From the 70s to the 80s,
I had the most number of performances.
I had 3 to 5 concerts...
every day.
Back then, it was fashionable to wear cork heels.
I wore those heels and sang about 25 songs...
per a two-hour concert.
Because of that, I lost all my toenails.
- Some people get boils on the back. - That's right.
Since I sweated so much, my back was always covered in boils.
Medicine didn't help...
- because I sweated so much. - You needed rest.
You needed rest.
You will show us a dance from your concert.
- Please show us. - Please show us.
- Will she show us a dance? - The thing is,
I can't show you everything.
I will only show you a few.
- Okay. - Okay.
I was too young to go to her concert.
- That's right. - I couldn't go into the venue.
Give her a round of applause.
Where should I dance?
You can dance in the front.
It's incredible that she danced...
- until her toenails fell off. - I usually wear sneakers now.
I will take these heels off.
It would be strange to dance in these heels. Okay.
I am ready.
(A medley of Chun Hwa's dances from the past, let's go!)
(The twist that makes your shoulders dance)
(They enjoy Chun Hwa's dance from the 1st row.)
(The dance moves from her heyday)
(She finished warming up.)
(This is fun.)
This is the Monkey Dance.
(The Monkey Dance)
I imitate a monkey.
- That dance was popular. - All right.
- The Chicken Dance. - The Chicken Dance.
I see.
(The ancestor of idol singers beat her wings passionately.)
- Last comes the body roll. - The body roll.
(She is the best.)
(Powerful)
(She is the best!)
(Chun Hwa said that she has gotten old,)
(but her action doesn't match.)
(A current girl group member is impressed.)
(The passage of time couldn't touch her.)
(Everyone gives her a big hand.)
- She is incredible. - You know,
she moves to the rhythm like no other.
She dances like no other.
I wouldn't do this for any other show.
(This 64-year-old singer gave a shocking performance.)
You lost your toenails to master the dance.
For Gook Jin, Gu Ra, and me,
- you are the legend. - You are the legend.
I only saw her on the theater poster.
My performance wasn't perfect.
That's not true.
Had it been perfect, we would have fainted.
(Chun Hwa is the legend.)
Seung Hee, the OH MY GIRL activities weren't your main source of income.
When I was 17 years old, I joined the Brave Entertainment.
- Brave Brothers. - Yes.
I sang the chorus.
I made pocket money...
- by singing the chorus. - I see.
There is know-how for singing the chorus well.
For the chorus, you need to sing softly...
to get a job.
How do you do that?
Your voice should be 80 percent air.
If the melody goes...
- Sing softly. - How do you do that?
That's right.
(How do you do that?)
- That's right. - That's how you do it?
(Like this?)
That sounded a bit sexy.
(Breathy)
What is your problem?
- I am dizzy. - Stop trying to be funny.
- For goodness' sake. - I lost too much air.
I wish I could unsee that.
(Laughing)
Seung Hee, you once got carried to the hospital during a music show.
Yes. This happened when Apink and I had...
a collaborative performance.
After recording...
- the performance, - It was recorded.
I monitored it.
I really didn't like the result...
even though I had prepared so hard.
It took me nine years to debut.
"Is this the result of my effort?"
So many thoughts filled my head.
I felt so inadequate.
- My breath quickened. - You began to hyperventilate.
Isn't that a sign of panic disorder?
It could be the beginning.
It could also be a one-time deal.
I was monitoring the performance inside the changing room...
when I had that episode.
My breath quickened...
and my fingers curled up.
(Even her fingers curled up.)
That could happen.
Upon hearing my breath,
my manager carried me on his back...
and took me to the emergency room.
Even after that,
- hyperventilation came a few times. - I see.
- Are you okay now? - Yes, I am.
Doesn't Jong Shin make you want to hyperventilate?
(Joking)
No? Thank goodness.
Don't be so uncomfortable around me.
I am only human.
(Okay.)
Is your last name Oh?
- It's Hyun. - Hyun Seung Hee.
You finally learned her full name.
Did you think it was Oh because she is in OH MY GIRL?
That's so simple.
- You are unbelievable. - I didn't know.
It's not like Hansband.
- What? - Whatever. Let's just move on.
(My goodness.)
Chun Hwa, you aren't that old,
but you have a longer career...
than Hyun Cheol, Nam Jin, Sul Woon Do,
- and Tae Jin Ah. - She debuted at a young age.
Did you debut before Nam Jin?
- She debuted in 1961. - That's right.
I am a senior singer.
Who is your favorite junior singer?
Who is the cutest?
Is it Nam Jin?
(Among Hyun Cheol, Nam Jin, Sul Woon Do, and Tae Jin Ah)
Hyun Cheol is cute.
(Chun Hwa's pick)
Is he homey?
Yes.
"I have no strength."
"My body won't move..."
"unless I go to the sauna in the morning."
He is so cute.
Which artists debuted...
before you did?
- Who debuted in the 50s? - Well,
if there are the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations,
I think I am in the third generation.
How about Hyeon In?
Hyeon In is in the first generation.
Lee Mi Ja and Patti Kim are in the second generation.
Patti Kim.
I think I am in the third generation.
Do you call Patti Kim and Lee Mi Ja...
by their names?
No, no. Why would I do that?
I am sorry.
I call them, "Ma'am".
- "Ma'am"? - Yes.
Don't they go,
"Why would you call me 'Ma'am'?"
"Call me by my name."
They are 15 or 20 years older than me.
- I see. - "Ma'am" sounds more friendly...
than "Ms. So-and-so".
"Ma'am".
Yes. Lee Mi Ja likes it...
- when I call her "Ma'am". - "Ma'am".
When I call her "Ms. Lee Mi Ja",
she goes, "You are calling me as if I am a stranger."
- She prefers "Ma'am". - "You seem so distant."
- That's why you call them "Ma'am". - Yes.
- But "Ma'am" sounds more distant. - I know.
- "Ma'am" sounds more distant. - But her senior singers like it.
- Does it sound more distant? - Yes.
They prefer "Ma'am".
I see.
(Good job, Chun Hwa.)
Tae Woong, when you decided on a career,
your parents were strongly against it.
Yes. No one wants...
his or her child to be a farmer.
My goodness.
My mom wanted me to have a job that requires wearing a suit.
She wanted me to work at a cool place when it's hot...
and a warm place when it's cold.
- Farmers can't do that. - That's right.
I got my tractor key taken away.
- Really? - Yes.
Most people get their car keys taken away.
Getting your tractor key taken away is quite rare.
I got my sickle and hand plow taken away too.
Really?
They told me to stay away from my grandpa.
What did your parents want you...
to become specifically?
- An office worker. - A civil servant.
They didn't want you to suffer.
Farming is...
- hard work. - It's what he wants to do.
Do your parents support you now?
Last year, they bought me a new tractor.
- Really? - They are amazing.
(They support him in all ways.)
Your dad accompanied you to the broadcasting station.
- Really? - Yes.
I thought, "He is still a child."
I bet your dad goes,
"Tae Woong, you have a way with words."
"Why don't you go into the entertainment business?"
Doesn't he tell you that?
Even when I hear that at times, I cut them off.
Do you hear that at times?
- Yes. - About the entertainment business?
Other people say it would be better.
My neighbors tell me that because farming is hard.
But I cut them off as if I am cutting weed.
Who will take care of everything today?
- The cows? - Yes.
I am a bit worried...
because my grandpa went hiking.
Who will look after the animals?
They will have no choice...
- but to skip a meal. - When you go home,
- it will be 8pm. - Check the security cameras.
I will feed them when I go home.
I see.
Why do you want to be a farmer?
Firstly, there isn't the retirement age...
unlike other jobs.
- That's right. - It's a strong point.
As long as you are healthy,
you can farm until you are 100 years old.
- Your health is all that matters. - That's right.
Also, I farm because it's what I like.
I can't be forced to do what I dislike.
That's right.
I wake up early in the morning and sleep late at night...
in order to work because it's what I like.
You chose to be a farmer because there is no retirement age.
He has foresight.
The fact a 17-year-old boy said it amazes me.
Seriously.
Another thing is that you are your own boss.
You are your own boss.
That's incredible.
No one orders you around.
At the age of 17, he reached the highest position.
- He is at the top. - He is the CEO.
I work and rest whenever I want.
That's right.
Is there a crop you want to grow?
No, there isn't.
But I want to grow rice by using...
- the smart farming technologies. - The smart farming technologies.
- That's right. - You are focused on those things.
When we ask him a question,
he answers without thinking. His opinions are firm.
(The path of his life is straight.)
Tae Woong,
you want to hurry up and lose the title of the Boy Farmer.
My young age comes...
with too many restrictions.
- You don't want to be a boy. - You want to grow up.
That's right.
People used to point fingers at me...
when I brought a cow to an auction house.
"There is no way a boy raised a cow well."
I see.
Because of that, I took better care of my cows...
and fed them more diligently.
Now, they are beginning to acknowledge me.
Also,
there is something called Farm Bank.
- Farm Bank. - Yes.
The government lends land to small-time farmers.
I can't receive aid because of my young age.
How old do you have to be?
- 19 years old. - Just wait a few more years.
Time passes fast. You just need two more years.
Do you farm on your father's land now?
I farm on my grandpa's land.
He should marry a woman...
- who likes what he does... - She should understand him.
- and understands him. - Yes.
I think he will marry someone nice.
Let's say your lover wants...
to live in the city. Then what would you do?
- He shouldn't meet such a lover. - That's the answer.
That's the answer. He shouldn't meet such a lover.
Let's say she is your ideal type. You love her.
I can't dismantle when I have built up in my life.
Would you date a man who tells you not to do the chest gun?
- I won't see him anymore. - See?
- There is no way I can stop. - Those questions are useless.
I will put an end to that relationship.
Those questions are useless.
- I was foolish. - Her fiance would be used to it.
- That's right. - The answer is obvious.
I would date someone who is compatible.
(It's all about the compatibility.)
- Chun Hwa. - Yes?
We keep asking you a question...
after a conversation about farming.
- Isn't it strange? - "Now, back to Chun Hwa."
We keep going from Tae Woong to Chun Hwa.
That's because it sounds like...
Tae Woong is about my age.
That's what he sounds like.
Their questions are very different.
From the audio alone, this is like "Dongchimi",
- a program with the elders. - That's right.
- Chun Hwa. - Yes?
Rikidozan is the legendary Japanese professional wrestler.
You said you almost got adopted...
- by Rikidozan. - Really?
- It's true. - Did it happen in the 60s?
That's right. When he visited Korea,
he heard about me. Back then,
a six-year-old...
with an album under her belt was unheard of.
Many foreign reporters came to Korea to cover my story.
Rikidozan heard the news,
so he visited Korea and found me.
He said he wanted to raise me in Japan,
and the terms were...
to be naturalized as a Japanese.
So my father said,
- "Then I won't do it." - He said no.
He would have accepted if he could raise me as a Korean,
so he couldn't do it.
Then we could have listened...
to Enka in your voice.
(We could have listened to Enka in Chun Hwa's voice.)
- Seung Hee, you've seen... - Yes.
something shocking in "Idol Star Athletics Championships".
In "Idol Star Athletics Championships"...
(It was a real situation she witnessed herself.)
(Their true colors are revealed even though he tries to hide them.)
(The seal finally breaks.)
(It's raw as ever,)
(their nature from the past shows.)
(A singing party begins in the end.)
(Their true colors will...)
(be continued in Part 2)
- Seung Hee, you've seen... - Yes.
something shocking in "Idol Star Athletics Championships".
In "Idol Star Athletics Championships",
all the fans gather.
- Yes. - All fans are there,
and they're watching idol group members...
in "Idol Star Athletics Championships".
And right before them,
a male and female member were sitting next to each other,
and playing with each other.
They were sitting close.
- The idol group members. - Yes.
The two members.
I thought it was a bit risky.
So I wanted to see who they were.
They had their name tags on but they covered it.
So I saw their faces, and...
I can't remember the name.
(She's buffering.)
I saw their faces, and...
- Was that intended? - No.
I just couldn't remember their names.
I saw their faces,
and it was Jang Moon Bok with long hair.
(It was Jang Moon Bok.)
- They were both men. - Yes, they were both men.
He had such good hair,
- so I thought he was a woman. - From behind.
(We told Moon Bok to walk the flower path and he became a flower.)
You thought this would be funnier, didn't you?
No.
- I was a bit uneasy with this. - Were you?
Yes, I was.
- When she stopped... - Yes.
It was funnier when she couldn't remember who they were.
(It was funnier when she couldn't remember who they were.)
Tae Woo, you're famous for acting the kings.
But you said you hate Danjong the most...
when you acted him three times.
I did it so many times when I was younger.
Strangely enough,
in the early 1990s,
there were a lot of dramas dealing...
- with Danjong. - Right.
The first one was "Han Myung Hoi",
and Lee Duk Hwa played the role of Han Myung Hoi.
And I was quite good at the time.
I was in a similar drama after that,
and he wanted to use me again.
- When you were grown up? - Yes.
Danjong lived till he was 17 years old.
- So you only acted Danjong. - Yes.
And after some time,
there was a drama called, "King and Queen".
I just remembered.
I was 17 or 18 years old...
- at the time. - That's the right age.
Did someone else act the younger version of Danjong?
No, I did that too.
How did you act a little child when you were 17 years old?
- How did you do that? - He acted both.
Thankfully, he didn't...
- grow up too tall. - Yes.
If he was like 180cm tall, he couldn't have done it.
This is my height from when I was 17 years old.
- Really? - It's true.
When you keep acting someone so tragic,
you must feel bad.
Yes, and the historical dramas...
- in the past were very long. - Right.
If it gets popular, they kept extending the show.
So a drama could go on...
- for like a year or two. - Right.
- It was tough for me. - You must have been depressed.
Because I had to cry and the role had a tragic fate.
And later on,
I got the offer of King Yeonsan,
and I really wanted to do it.
- You could do anything with it. - Yes.
It's a role that many actors desire.
I could relieve many of my stress...
- while acting Yeonsan. - I see.
But that role also dies at the end.
Even if he dies,
he dies like, "Bring it on!"
- But he's still dying. - Danjong seems too sad.
(Danjong seems too sad.)
As an actor specializing in acting kings,
you opened a ball game splendidly.
So we've prepared this.
You're using the phone.
(It's a special segment for the king actor.)
- What's this? - What is it?
- I see. - He pitched the ball like this.
You rode a horse to pitch the ball?
He rode a horse.
He brought a horse.
I was in a drama called, "Dae Jo Young",
and I got the offer to open a game.
Because I was an honorary ambassador of Hanwha Eagles.
And I thought it'd be fun...
to enter the stadium on a horse.
- So you made the offer? - Yes.
And they were fine with just one horse.
They agreed to it.
So I entered from the outfield.
I came in,
and rode the horse.
(He started from the outfield.)
- I got to the pitcher's mind, - Yes.
I came down,
- pitched the ball, - And?
I got back on the horse and came back.
I've never seen anyone entering the stadium on a horse.
It's definitely new.
This is how festive a fall baseball is.
(He pitched the ball among the horses.)
It became known as a unique pitch of the world.
(I came to pitch the ball on a horse.)
You were a regular member on "Gag Concert"?
I think I remember.
- You were with Baek Jae Hyun... - Yes.
- and Kim Mi Hwa. - Is he serious?
- Was it one segment? - No, I did more.
- You were a fixed member? - Yes, I was.
That's interesting.
I thought he said he did one segment.
What was the reason you were on that show?
I was really close with the comedians on "Gag Concert".
We were close friends,
and it was about time of reorganization.
(It was about time of reorganization.)
They asked if I wanted to do it,
and I said I'd love to.
Because I was really enjoying that program.
But I don't think you have a sense in comedy.
- I don't? - No.
He could have been a supporting role.
- That's correct. - Yes.
I was right. I'm not lying.
- you're not the funny one. - He was a supporting role.
Was it role playing?
- Yes. - I only did that.
You only did role playing.
The title of a segment was "The Dream of Danjong".
Okay.
I was like, "Dad, why did you have to die now?"
"You should have told me..."
"how to share a bed with a woman..."
- "before you left!" - I see.
Was it funny?
It was fine.
(It was fine.)
I don't think it went on for long.
It went on for about two months.
If you act that seriously, I'm afraid...
the audience might have cried.
Seung Hee, you feel a sense of kinship when you see...
an idol group wearing sleeveless shirts.
What kind of kinship is it?
I sweat a lot.
I sweat a lot,
so when I go to events,
I always wear a sleeveless shirt.
I was always wearing sleeveless shirts,
so the fans were complaining,
"Why are you making Seung Hee wear only those?"
- But you had a reason. - I had a reason.
- When I wear a shirt with sleeves, - You'll sweat.
both sides will sweat.
- It's called an armpit water park. - Yes.
Does it fall down or what?
- It's... - Does it fall down?
My sweat drips down.
- It drips down? - Yes.
I heard people get surgeries...
- on their sweat glands. - If I get a surgery,
I could be sweating somewhere else.
It's better than sweating on somewhere wrong.
- They'll come out somewhere. - They'll come out somewhere.
That's called a balloon effect.
It's not going away when you block it.
You keep blocking the glands,
and when you start sweating on the area you like,
you just stop.
- You stop there. - Yes.
- We're closed for today. - You dig a hole to fill another.
I'm always anxious about it, so when I wear clothes,
I put on some water on them.
- So you can see the color. - Like this.
It's mostly grey clothes.
- It was stressful for you. - It really was.
Because people with hyperhidrosis on their hands are...
stressful when they have to shake hands with others.
That's why you do hiphop.
- Like this? - Sure.
This is true.
- I'm telling the truth. - Is that why they do that?
(Fist bumps are for hiphop artists with hyperhidrosis.)
Tae Woong,
you have a dream other than being a farmer.
One more thing I like is...
trot songs,
- Really? - or older songs.
Do you want to sing?
- I want to sing those songs. - You want to sing it.
He does have a dream in the show business.
He had his one foot on it.
I like going there to sing them songs from the past,
but they're farmers,
so I want to sing them touching songs that fit the area.
And there's something he wants to learn from Chun Hwa.
- Really? - Not before a month ago,
I went to a parents' party to sing them songs.
I just can't sing high pitches, vibrations and do hand gestures.
- That's the most important thing. - Let us hear you sing first.
- Then we'll give you feedback. - Let us hear you sing.
- Right. Let us hear it. - What king of song is it?
- Okay. - He can't use hand gestures well.
- I'll sing. - He...
("Sorrow of Namwon" by Kim Yong Man, 1963)
(A thousand miles away from Hanyang)
(This is the sincerity that only mature men can show.)
- Like this. - Thank you.
Try not to press your voice.
- A thousand miles - With a relaxed voice.
Away from Hanyang
If you sing more naturally like this,
- Give it a try. - you'll sound better.
- Don't press your voice. - Just relax.
- What about his hand gestures? - Kids make that hand gesture...
- when singing at a talent show. - While singing...
(Gook Jin, the comedian, shows his trot instinct.)
Try to move your hands like this.
(Before and after)
(He's an elite student in the trot class.)
That's good. He took your advice.
(He puts his hands together politely again.)
Don't press your voice too much.
- Right. If you press your voice, - Yes.
people would think, "He got so arrogant."
- "He's singing with stiff neck." - Exactly.
- I think... - However,
- how do you even know... - He's good at singing.
- What's the title of the song? - songs like that?
Well... The song title... Goodness. Suddenly, I forgot.
- It's okay. You can sit down. - "Suddenly, I forgot."
His reaction was completely different from...
- Seung Hee's when she forgot... - I think...
- the name. - Do you also sing...
songs like this while working in the field?
- I sing during break time. - I see.
When a goat dies, I sing "The Crying Undutiful Son".
- When a goat dies? - Yes.
His goats are like his own children.
- I see. - Of course.
When something bad happens to the animals he's been raising,
- he must sing a sad song. - He expresses sorrow well.
- Thank you. - Chun Hwa, is it true...
that you and your husband showed each other...
your personal documents before you two started dating?
- My marriage was arranged. - I see.
- Arranged marriage is different... - It's normal for a star.
- from marriage for love. - Of course, it's different.
Besides, we weren't so young at the time.
So I suggested we should show each other our family register.
- What if his child showed up? - Exactly.
- That happened a lot in the past. - Right.
- My husband willingly agreed. - I see.
So we did as I suggested.
How old was your husband at the time?
- We have a six-year age gap. - I see.
- He's older than you, right? - Yes, he is.
But everyone asks if he's my father.
It's a little embarrassing.
It seems like you make people around you look older than they are.
- It's the truth. - Really?
I took him to a hair salon before we got married.
While washing his hair, the staff asked him...
if he was my father.
My husband came back out,
and he was very upset.
He said, "That jerk just asked me..."
- "if I was your father." - My goodness.
But you don't seem very upset about it.
- No. I was a little embarrassed. - Were you?
It's different from feeling upset.
She was embarrassed.
You want to keep a distance from him while walking with him.
After that, he started dressing up nicely and got more confidence.
But not long ago, we went somewhere together.
Someone said, "I see you still hang around with your father."
Did you meet the same person?
- No, it was a different person. - I see.
Didn't your husband get upset?
He complained about it. He was upset, but I couldn't help laughing.
(He gave her a good laugh.)
Tae Woo, you said you saved your wife's number...
on your phone with an unusual name.
Since I played a king in many dramas,
I saved her number as "King's Lady".
- That sounds romantic. - Oh, my.
Goodness, that's romantic.
My mother is "Queen Dowager".
(His mother is "Queen Dowager".)
What name did you save your husband's number with?
Oddly, it was hard for me and my husband...
to call each other "Honey" after we got married.
I felt embarrassed to call him that.
I still call my husband "Hey, you."
- "Hey, you"? - She found an alternative.
- "Hey, you." - You tried to find something...
that sounds similar to "honey".
I call him "Hey, you."
- You've done a lot of shows. - You see...
What was that?
Hey. Hey.
You appeared on "Show Show Show" many times.
Hey.
When Kwak Gyu Seok was the host of the show.
And my husband saved my number on his phone as...
I didn't know before. He saved it as "Angel Ha".
- "Angel Ha"? - Yes, "Angel Ha".
But I didn't ask him why.
You must've been touched when you saw it.
I wasn't touched by it.
I just realized that he thought of me that way.
- Are you saying... - Or...
that you do think of yourself as an angel?
(She's an angel only in her husband's heart.)
Tae Woong, is it true that you've lived in the city?
I have lived in the downtown in Anseong.
- In Anseong? - In Anseong?
And you have unforgettable memories of the time.
I felt like I was locked up in a chicken coop.
- You felt suffocated. - It felt like a chicken coop.
All I see were cars even when I went out.
I felt suffocated and dizzy.
Did you have any emotional difficulties?
- Yes, I did. - Like homesickness?
When I come back home after visiting my grandparents,
I wept and wailed. I made quite a scene.
Just hearing their voices made me cry.
To people in Seoul, the downtown in Anseong...
would feel like countryside.
Of course. It's located at the end of Gyeonggi Province.
- It's a relatively secluded area. - It's urban and rural complex city.
So people would probably think it's pretty quiet.
How about Sangam-dong?
It's not so crowded here.
Isn't it suffocating here?
I can't live here even if I get paid for it.
But it's not as crowded as other areas in Seoul.
- He sounds like an old lady. - He refused firmly.
- It's not so crowded here. - However,
- your friends must want to live... - Yes.
- in the city like Seoul. - Exactly.
So I tell my friends to stay in touch...
when they leave the town since I'll stay there.
I can't live in the city as it feels like being locked up in prison.
- Being locked up in prison? - But you...
- haven't even been in prison. - He hates it.
(Laughing outright)
Meanwhile, Chun Hwa can't even think of leaving the city.
Well... I am a city girl.
- You're a city girl. - You've never lived anywhere else.
3 or 4 days in the countryside would be enough for me.
It's long enough for me to enjoy...
- fresh air and beautiful scenery. - I see.
I prefer the convenience of city life.
You're not interested in leaving the city or farming?
- My husband wants to do farming. - Does he?
He wants to raise chickens and everything.
Then I would say, "Do as you please. But I'll stay in Seoul."
- "Do as you please." - "Go ahead."
- "Go ahead. Do as you want." - "Do as you please."
"Hey, you. Do as you please. I'll just eat what you grow."
(Hey You Farm Products delivered directly from the farmer)
Tae Woong said he's doing his part well...
as the youngest farmer in his town.
How much younger are you than the second youngest farmer?
I'm 51 or 52 years younger than him.
The second youngest farmer must be that much older than him.
(He's so much older than Tae Woong.)
He'd been the youngest for 50 years before Tae Woong became a farmer.
(Giggling)
The second youngest farmer is 66 or 67 years old.
- Do you speak casually to him? - Or respectfully?
- I speak formally to all farmers. - I see.
Is there no farmer around your age?
It's very rare to see a farmer around my age.
So there are students, but almost no farmers around your age?
- There are a few students, - A few?
but they never come out of their houses.
"They never come out of their houses."
If there are kids around your age,
are you close to them?
I see them only once or twice a week...
- when I take the last bus. - Right.
Do you not say hi to each other?
No, we don't. They just moved to the town, so we're still awkward.
Oh, I see.
- They just moved to the town? - If they just moved there,
you can approach them first and make friends with them.
I've tried it a few times, but they all just did it heartlessly...
when they thought... You know.
What do you mean by that?
- What he said implies everything. - Like people call things "thingy".
- But what does he mean by that? - I understood what he said.
- Everyone else understood him. - We all understood him.
(If you know what I'm saying, that's all that matters.)
Seung Hee, you're from Chuncheon, Gangwon Province.
- That's right. - You hear something so often...
because of your hometown.
- People ask me if I speak dialect. - I see.
- Only a few people speak dialect. - No one speaks dialect...
in Chuncheon.
Because of the movie, "Welcome to Dongmakgol",
- people think it's normal. - Exactly.
- "It happened." - I'm from Wonju, Gangwon Province.
People always ask me why I don't speak Gangwon dialect.
People in Wonju have a little accent.
No. Almost no one in Wonju speaks in dialect.
- Wonju is famous for biotechnology. - Like Wonju and Chuncheon,
- in inland areas... - Nobody asked.
Not long ago, I spent a night in Chuncheon.
- Why did you go there? I see. - I went on a trip.
I found a street full of dakgalbi restaurants.
I ate dakgalbi at one of the restaurants, but I realized...
that dakgalbi restaurants in all areas had been leveled off.
- There are good places in Seoul. - That's right.
However, there's a way to find a good dakgalbi restaurant.
- What is it? Tell me. - How?
So many places have the sign saying "Myeong-dong Street Number One".
"Myeong-dong Street Number One" or "Original Chuncheon Dakgalbi".
- So many of them had the same name, - Yes.
so I almost had a panic attack. "Why do they have the same name?"
- So how do I find the real one? - Not all of them are great.
You have to find an old restaurant in a narrow alley.
- An old restaurant? - Yes, old restaurants...
without such typical names are usually better.
- They don't hang such signs. - Simple and a little shabby?
- Dakgalbi and makguksu are great. - It's not a brilliant tip, though.
- She left Chuncheon at a young age. - That's true.
- She was trained for a long time. - That's right.
- It's not so brilliant. - She hasn't...
- visited her hometown for a while. - Right.
I should just use an application.
(Chuncheon Dakgalbi, Original Dakgalbi)
The most surprising thing about Seoul was buses?
That's right. I was surprised when I saw buses in Seoul.
When I was a little child, I lived in a rural area in Chuncheon.
The numbers of the buses I usually took were 7 and 11.
- 1 or 2 digit numbers. - Yes.
I always took buses with small numbers.
- When I moved to Seoul, - Buses have four-digit numbers.
I saw buses with four-digit numbers.
"The bus number is 7737?"
I was surprised that there were so many buses in Seoul.
So I thought, "Oh, people in Seoul take all those buses."
Tae Woong, I saw you nodding while listening to her.
- Can you relate to her story. - Of course, I can.
How often do the buses run in your town?
Buses run every 2 or 3 hours in my town.
Really? It must be a very remote area.
However, the service frequency is decreasing.
Sometimes, I feel apologetic towards the driver...
because I'm the only passenger.
- You even feel apologetic? - Yes, I do.
Didn't you get acquainted with the bus driver?
The driver can recognize my face now.
- There aren't many cars either? - They must know each other.
I see a lot of cars passing by because of the nearby golf courses.
- From other regions. - Oh, people go there to play golf.
Could he play golf later?
"I had a good harvest this year."
Exactly.
(She even sings too.)
(Did I come here while farming just to cry?)
"Grandpa, listen."
(The farming went well this year.)
Tae Woo's two sons are famous for their handsome faces.
- They're handsome. - They're really handsome.
- They're handsome. - They're good-looking.
Who do they take after?
My older son looks just like my wife.
Who?
And my younger son looks just like me as a child...
when I just started my acting career.
He does look like you.
Do they talk about their dreams?
Are they old enough to talk about it?
My older son...
- is good at dancing. - He's a good dancer?
(Tae Woo's oldest son, Ha Joon)
(He's a talented aspiring b-boy dancer!)
He said that he wants to become...
a good dancer who is also a great musician.
So he wants to become an idol singer.
Yes. He seems to try hard to improve himself to become one.
What about your second son?
Why didn't anyone of you ask that?
You should've asked about his second son too.
- All right. I heard you. - Gosh, seriously.
- Go ahead. - My second son is still too young.
I see.
He's still too young...
- to think about his future career. - I see.
- All right. - He's too young.
However, both of my sons...
(Laughing loudly)
Since they've been seeing me, their dad, on TV,
they think it's normal to be on TV.
Oh, that's possible.
They also see my friends and acquaintances...
- on TV very often, - That's right.
they think they should be on TV some time.
- It's not that it's their dreams. - Casually.
- "Everyone goes on a TV show," - Because everyone does it?
"and I found a new talent, so I should be on TV too."
- I see. - That's how they think.
(We'll go on a picnic to the TV station.)
Tae Woo, you said you're popular among your sons' friends.
Since I don't have a nine-to-five job,
- I can make time for my children. - You're flexible.
And I'm relatively young for a dad...
as I got married early.
- And I look younger than I am. - You look younger than you are.
- And the way I dress... - That's right.
- is different from other dads. - You look different from them.
So...
Ha Joon's friends...
like to play with me.
Sometimes they call our house and ask for Ha Joon.
They always ask, "Ha Joon, can I come over to your house?"
And their next question is,
"Is your dad home?" They want to play with me.
There's this kid with a big physique among Ha Joon's friends.
Not long ago, he said,
"Can I ask you an unusual favor?"
I said, "Go ahead."
He said, "Can I call you my brother?"
- His brother? - Yes.
I said, "Sure. Go ahead."
"I wouldn't mind,"
"but Ha Joon might feel uncomfortable, so ask him first."
"If you call me your brother, what does it make Ha Joon?"
- It'd complicate the seniority. - Exactly.
- Then Ha Joon... - He'd be Ha Joon's uncle.
"Ha Joon will be your nephew."
(We became brothers.)
Tae Woong, is it true that you lost 20kg recently?
Yes, I lost about 18kg.
- Why? - Why would a farmer lose weight?
People in his town must've said, "He has vain greed now."
"How arrogant. He's on a diet."
- "He says he's a farmer," - "He has Celebrity Syndrome."
"but he's on a diet to look better."
"He's trying to lose weight to be on Radio Star."
That's not why I lost weight.
I almost died twice last year.
- Come again? - I almost died.
- I collapsed twice. - Why?
- Why? - One time, I came home...
after harvesting corns.
When I was getting out of the bathroom,
- I collapsed. And... - Oh, no.
I also collapsed while picking chili under scorching sun.
- You collapsed from sunstroke? So? - Yes.
I weighed almost 100kg at the time.
- You weighed about 100kg? - Yes.
- You were overweight. - That's right.
- Do you eat a lot? - I eat a lot.
I thought I should improve my health.
I jumped rope 1,000 times a day.
And I do even more work then.
I thought I would lose more weight if I worked when it's hot...
because I would sweat a lot.
So I worked a lot under the sun.
I worked in the field during the hottest hours of the day.
- That's not good for your health. - I did lose a lot of weight.
But I've been gaining weight lately.
- What's your favorite food? - I'm curious too.
- I like gukbap the most. - I'm curious.
- Beef gukbap? - Yes.
- What kind of gukbap do you like? - Beef gukbap,
- galbitang, and seolleongtang. - He likes meat soup.
There's one more. I've tried noni.
- Noni is good. - Noni is...
- I like the taste of noni. - popular among people in their 40s.
It's introduced a lot on TV shows like "Altoran".
You watch that kind of TV shows, right?
- He's not used to a variety show. - So he likes watching such shows.
- You don't have to share that much. - Exactly.
I asked about his favorite food, and he said noni.
A teenager's favorite food is noni?
("Altoran")
(He has food preferences like elderly people.)
Tae Woong said he just began with adolescence.
He argues with his grandfather often. What do you argue over?
I'm a bad grandson.
It's so hot during the day, right?
But my grandfather insists on going out to work in the field.
Then I try to stop him.
But he shakes my hand off and goes out anyway.
- I'll do it. - Stay here.
(They're squabbling to do the work.)
(I said I would do it.)
I end up arguing with my grandpa...
while stopping him from going out although I know I shouldn't.
- That's why we argue. - That's what anyone would do...
- even in their 40s or 50s. - Men in their 50s. Of course.
- He's a filial grandson. - That's not an adolescent behavior.
- How old is your grandfather? - He's stubborn.
He's a liberation day baby, so he's 75.
- "Liberation day baby"? - My goodness.
"Liberation day baby".
Even we don't use that expression.
(How old are you, really?)
You are watching a high-end music program, Radio Star.
Today's theme is for kids with great potential.
- "The Song for Talented Kids". - "The Song for Talented Kids".
Today, Chun Hwa will sing.
Let's hear the song she chose.
("Rain in the Port of Masan" by Ha Chun Hwa)
(A song about her 60 years of career as a trot singer)
"Rain in the Port of Masan".
Lee Ho Seob composed this song.
It's the title track of my 60th-anniversary album.
- Is that so? - Yes.
Shall we hear Chun Hwa sing "Rain in the Port of Masan"?
("Rain in the Port of Masan" by Ha Chun Hwa)
(Dancing lightly)
(I want to dance too.)
(She starts her performance gracefully.)
(I missed my hometown)
(That's what we want to hear.)
(She's on the trot mode now.)
(Her face reminds everyone of Kim Young Chul's impersonation.)
(But she gets rid of the thought from their heads.)
(Nice.)
(Since she made her debut as a trot prodigy...)
(at the age of six until now...)
(I love you, Chun Hwa.)
(she's been giving joy to her fans,)
(and dreams to aspiring trot singers.)
(The dignity of the veteran hasn't changed at all.)
(This has been the preview on Radio Star...)
(of Ha Chun Hwa's 60th-anniversary concert.)
That was beautiful. Thank you.
Masan has been merged into Changwon.
- Yes. - It's been merged into Changwon.
People from Masan...
are very sad about it.
They must like your song.
- Masan Port is still Masan Port. - That's right.
But Masan City is not called that anymore.
- That's right. - I'm from Jinhae.
- Really? - It was merged into Changwon too.
People from the region cry when they hear this song.
- They feel overwhelmed. - I see.
- Thank you for singing the song. - I'm so honored.
(It was an honor to hear your song.)
Today, we had...
Impressive from the Start special.
You all made it this far with your outstanding talents...
that you've been showing off since you were little children.
I realized...
that you maintained and improved your talents very well.
We, Radio Star, will also improve the quality of our show,
so we can give our viewers a good laugh every Wednesday.
We will say goodbye here. See you next week.
- Please. - Please.
(See you again next week!)
(About My Songs special will visit you next week.)
("Unstable" by Yoon Jong Shin with Kim Feel and Cheon Dan Bi)