(Yuplash)
Gosh, Yu Hui Yeol...
No one's ever late these days.
Because he's famous.
He's not famous enough to be late.
(We have a newcomer!)
Gosh, Yu Hui Yeol...
(Jae Seok's lavish praise...)
(went to genius pianist Jeong Dong Hwan.)
He should be working his hardest.
He doesn't know his reality.
(Juk Jae showed off some classy guitar moves.)
Hui Yeol won't do.
Why is he late?
Why else? He slept in.
He's lazy.
What other reason is there?
- He's finally here. - Hello.
- He's here. - How could you?
The teacher's here.
- Why were you late? - I'm so, so sorry.
Did you sleep in?
No. I lost track of time reading.
What? Reading?
- Don't lie. - You read to fall asleep.
I actually woke up late. I'm sorry.
So these two joined us today.
Why are you here?
Because I was invited.
- Really? - I just showed up.
Juk Jae's father was so pleased to see him on TV.
He saw me on TV on a weekend,
- so he was pleased. - See?
What about you, Dong Hwan?
My life hasn't changed that much.
- You haven't done that much yet. - Okay.
There's a Chinese restaurant I eat at often.
I went there just an hour after I appeared on TV.
MBC was on,
and no one there recognized me.
- Dong Hwan! - So I...
Gosh, you're frustrating.
He's obsessive.
Will you go back this week?
I'll go when this show airs.
- Actually, I expected something. - Right?
- Nothing happened? - Nothing.
How odd.
Things will change.
- I must say this before we start. - Say what?
- You played so well. - Seriously.
That's true.
- You played so well too. - You too.
- Let's go. - Press play.
(Drums by Yu Jae Seok)
(Keyboard by Yu Hui Yeol)
(Bass guitar by Yoon Sang)
(Acoustic guitar by Lee Sang Soon)
(Electric guitar by Juk Jae)
(We need someone to work on the composition.)
(Like hip-hop with rap)
(The next musician is Gray.)
I hope you would turn this into a better song.
(We are in your care.)
(Yu Jae Seok, Yu Hui Yeol,)
(Yoon Sang, Lee Sang Soon, Juk Jae, Gray)
(Gray's studio)
- Gray. - Gray.
- He has a lot of hits. - He does.
(Deeply absorbed)
(A trusted hit-maker who tops music charts)
(Woo Won Jae's "We Are", BewhY's "Forever",)
(Jay Park's "Mommae", Loco's "Hold Me Tight")
(The producer behind the hip-hop hits)
(Hip-hop scene trendsetter Gray)
(A powerful beat at his fingertips)
(He'll add his own color to this song relay.)
(Bling-bling)
Hip-hop artists need accessories.
(How will the song change?)
(Gray puts on his headphones to start in earnest.)
(Thump, thump)
(Jae Seok enters.)
(Unsure)
(Utterly focused)
It's him. Gray.
(Unaware)
Gray.
- Hello. - Hey.
How are you?
- Gosh, these... - Yes.
Laden with treasures.
I know. You have a different look.
Did you hear my beat?
Yes. The drums. You played... Very hard.
What will you add on top of that?
I'll add... I don't know.
Can I delete some of your beats?
"Can I delete some?"
That's what he said first.
My drum beat?
You're quite witty.
- You're funny. - Not at all.
I've visited a lot of studios.
If I look at the mood of the recording studio,
I can tell what kind of music that person makes.
You... This place is so like you.
- It seems sexy. - Yes.
Music that's sexy like you.
(Sexy like you)
(Touched)
Your drumbeat is very sexy.
I need to let it shine.
Okay, now listen.
Young musicians like you who make modern music...
compared to Juck and Hui Yeol.
They're talented too, but you're different.
Look at you already. Dong Hwan too.
He said there's nothing to worry. That the beat's fine.
You mentioned sexy music.
I get the feel.
- Since we're talking... - Yes.
Could you play something that you composed before?
Out of the songs I wrote,
there's one called "We Are" sung by Woo Won Jae.
- You wrote that song? - Yes.
(Impressed)
- He plays pretty well. - He does.
(Falling in love)
(Fallen already)
Before the spit on my monitor's even dry
That's how it starts.
There's another one called "Hold Me Tight".
Okay, "We Are".
Isn't that Loco's song?
- Yes. - Right?
He knows a lot of songs.
Yes. He listens to the top 100 songs.
The top 100 songs are my favorite.
(Surrounded by a sweet melody)
(Engrossed in the moment)
(That's me, Gray.)
I wrote that too.
To play like you,
you have to play Czerny 100, right?
(Bursting out laughing)
- Czerny 100? - To practice the piano.
- Beyer. - That's the basic.
- Beyer, Czerny. - That's right.
I actually...
I don't play how the really talented musicians do.
I rely on the computer for help.
That's the era we're in.
Mistakes... I made a few earlier.
- You were still very good. - The computer fixes that.
I taught myself.
- Did you? - Yes.
I noticed that talented musicians...
don't blame the beat.
- They manage on their own. - I see.
People who aren't that good...
complain about this and that, and how the beat's slow and such.
It did seem a bit much.
- What was? - The drums.
Too much? The drums?
He said the drums are a bit much.
There's no room for the rest.
There's too much of it all the time,
so I'd like to reduce it in some parts.
The waves are just so full.
Wouldn't it be nicer to have more structure?
- It's nice but... - Earlier,
you pleased me by saying "sexy",
and now I feel a bit downcast.
I think we could make it sound even sexier.
So you want the drum beat to go up and down...
- with the song's flow? - Yes.
- So the song, the beat. - Yes.
Do you think it could become a decent song?
Yes.
But am I allowed to reduce the drums in certain places?
- He kept talking about that. - He won't stop.
Look at his face.
You look like you're being belittled.
Will he not answer?
He'll answer.
He doesn't ignore...
famous people who are into modern music.
Hi.
Hello.
- How are you? - I'm fine.
Good.
- So... - He's pretending to be nice.
- He's pretending. - I'm working on what you sent.
(Sweet Hui Yeol!)
Why are you laughing?
- So you... - Yes?
You basically have to make a song.
It's practically done.
You can do what you want to it.
Cut and edit the sources.
- Then... - Yes?
Can I take out a few of the drum beats?
- Yes, of course. - "Yes, of course."
- There's too much... - Delete everything.
What?
He said I should delete everything.
I'm supposed to play this.
I have to play the song live. Come on!
I actually want your drum beat gone.
Okay. Fine.
Gray and I will work on the song. You don't have to worry about it.
I'll hang up. By the way, you and Gray don't mix well.
- That was so childish. - I meant it. They don't mix.
- Gray, do whatever you want to do. - Okay.
I'll tell you about my style of music.
Playing with rhythm is my style of music. Well, that's...
What do you mean by that?
How do you play with rhythm?
Do you mean you'll get rid of my part?
- No. - That's all I can think about.
- He's sensitive about that. - You know?
Which track should I use?
(Gray starts improvising with Jae Seok's drum beat.)
(Impressed)
The beat sounds really sexy now.
(Jae Seok's drum beat sounds sexy.)
Let's say that I will use this track for the basis of the song.
Gosh, Gray.
What you just played... Is that from a song that already exists?
No, I just improvised.
I just played the basic chords.
Gosh, the song sounds great even with that.
Now, it goes well with your drum.
- This is amazing. - Right here...
(Jae Seok's drum beat vanishes for a while.)
- What just happened? - That's cool.
That was pretty cool.
There you go. Yes!
- He's filling in the rhythm. - Right.
(It transforms into Gray's style of music.)
- Someone can rap here. - Rap?
Right here.
(The dull drum beat is turning into a hip-hop song.)
After that,
- I'm so impressed right now. - I can...
Given the entirety of the song, I can add a few parts like this.
And a rapper can take over from here.
I think that might be fun.
- Then, it will be Gray's song. - Right.
- I didn't even hear your beat. - We can't hear your drums at all.
- There's no point in playing then. - There's no point.
It's pointless.
- But the song is pretty cool. - But after hearing the song,
it sounds better without my drums.
So you can...
- If you want to play the drums... - Gray.
Just be honest with me. How many seconds should I be out for?
- No. - Just tell me how long.
How many seconds?
It's about 20 seconds.
- 20 seconds? - Yes.
You want me to stop playing for 20 seconds?
But you won't stop playing completely.
- Do you remember the snare? - Yes.
Isn't this nice?
(He suggests giving more changes by adding short snares.)
- Just snares? - Yes.
Just snares?
(There are a few, but they are rhythmic.)
I can do that.
(The snares will bring a deep vibe of a hip-hop song.)
- I can do that. - Yes.
- I can totally do that. - So...
And can you do this too?
During the song, we sometimes play the hard disk recorder.
(What's he talking about?)
Play what?
Let's say that this is your part and there are some empty spaces.
This one.
(Rapid beat)
I thought it'd be fun to add a hip-hop styled effect.
And you can add your snares then.
Okay.
Hold on.
Okay, okay.
(Heavy notes)
(What is this sound?)
This is called 808 Bass.
- 808 Bass? - Yes, 808.
808 is the name of an old instrument.
Yes. That's what I heard.
- I thought it was a hangover drink. - Drums...
(Laughing)
- Dawn 808? - Yes.
I thought the beat was created after having the hangover drink.
I thought that's why it was called 808 Beat.
Listen to it.
I've heard this a lot in songs.
Yes, it was when Far East Movement was popular.
- Like a G6, like a G6 - Yes.
- That song. - Right.
(Playing the notes)
Yes, that.
(His mouth remembers the upbeat sound of 808 Bass.)
That was 808 Bass. I see.
(It's usually used in trap beats for hip-hop songs.)
I'm learning a lot today.
If I add this style of bass beats to the song,
it will sound more like a hip-hop song.
- You knew about 808 Bass, right? - Yes, I knew.
- Hold on. - There are other beats too.
Are you checking if he knew?
- In case he didn't know. - Just in case.
- Were you checking that? - Just in case he didn't know.
I know about 505 which came out before 808.
- What's 505? - As for that,
- it was released before 808. - It came out before 808.
There's 909 too.
- There's 909 too? - It keeps going.
My goodness.
These musicians have me surrounded.
Just like the song Gray's trying to create,
this might be so much better without your presence.
- My gosh, unbelievable. - I got goosebumps.
(The song with 808 Bass is playing.)
Right.
- My gosh, that's nice. - That's pretty cool.
I did play while imagining something like that.
Really?
I did play mine while hoping for something like this too.
You're right. The song sounds more like a hip-hop song.
Yes. At this part, there should be a rapper.
- We should. - This is going to be a great song.
Right.
Seriously. I don't know who will sing the song,
but I'm looking forward to it.
If we can, we can divide this part up...
and do this together.
- Gosh, what a nice song. - Right.
Are there a different bass beat other than 808 Bass?
- Other than 808 Bass? - Yes.
It's quite easy to understand with examples.
Hui Yeol played the electric keyboard.
Whenever he puts his fingers on the keyboard...
- and plays it with his eyes closed, - Yes.
he looks like the character in "The Last Leaf".
- He looks sick. - Yes, he does.
- His music does sound sorrowful. - That's his last performance.
Look at that.
He always looks like that.
- He's leaving behind his last work. - The last concert.
The last concert.
He plays the keyboard as if he's going to die soon.
- Do you know why? - Why?
Do you know why I look like that?
I'm pouring my soul into it.
I probably played it when my spirit has left me.
I probably didn't look like I was alive.
(How will Gray play the keyboard?)
(Soulful)
Nice.
(Gray's grooves are full of energy.)
(Gray's music is getting more rhythmic little by little.)
- This part is amazing. - This is so cool.
It's bringing out the grooves in me.
It'd be much cooler without Jae Seok's drums.
Come on.
- Be honest. Don't you agree? - I agree.
You know what? Even Beyonce might want this track.
(You're ridiculous.)
Let's get rid of Hui Yeol's track. Let's go with yours.
(He gets back at Hui Yeol.)
This is nice.
It'll go something like this.
Let's get rid of Hui Yeol's. Go with this.
- Shall I? - This is nice.
I wanted an element of surprise.
(He's choking up at every note he plays.)
Have fun with this.
- I'll get going now. - Okay.
- Thank you. - Don't remove too much of my beat.
Okay. I'll remove only this much.
- Bye. Take care. - Okay. Bye.
(Now that the genius drummer is gone,)
(he works hard to finish up the song.)
(The mix of hip hop and Jae Seok's drum beat)
(It's definitely not easy to harmonize both.)
He's getting ambitious.
As I said earlier,
I could tell one's style of music...
- by looking at their studios. - Exactly.
- Right. - That's so fascinating.
(Gray is even recording the guide track himself.)
(How will the song sound?)
(Drums by Yu Jae Seok)
(Keyboard by Yu Hui Yeol)
(Bass guitar by Yoon Sang)
(Acoustic guitar by Lee Sang Soon)
(Electric guitar by Juk Jae)
(Sound programming by Gray)
(Now, Gray's signature sound has been added.)
- No way! - My gosh.
I just got goosebumps.
(They are curious how the song has changed now.)
(Drums by Yu Jae Seok)
(Keyboard by Yu Hui Yeol)
(Bass guitar by Yoon Sang)
(Acoustic guitar by Lee Sang Soon)
(Electric guitar by Juk Jae)
(Sound programming by Gray)
Yuplash of How Do Your Play?
I'd like to pass on the baton...
to Dynamic Duo.
I thought that they would be able...
to cover the parts I lacked.
Good luck, Dynamic Duo.
Please work on the song.
Hey, we did it.
- It's good now. - We did it.
- This is amazing. - We did this.
And I'm in the center of this all!
By the way, I just got goosebumps.
- I can't believe how it turned out. - That was so cool.
- This is amazing. - I was so surprised.
Inviting Gray was the best thing that happened to this project.
- Seriously. - That was amazing!
- But I'm a bit disappointed. - What is it?
He added his signature sound.
"Gray." We should add ours...
so that our hard work is more apparent.
Then I should add mine first.
What's your signature sound?
Toy.
(Toy)
What? "Toy"?
It would be nice.
Then I could add... "Not, not."
Will everyone add it?
It would be hardly noticeable.
In any case, Gray did a fantastic job.
- This is... - Seriously.
(The song became sturdier thanks to Gray.)
Gray.
He added the sound, beat,
as well as a bit of the topline.
I know.
(The topline is the outlining melody.)
- What's the topline? - It's the melody.
- The top part. - The melody.
Artists these days...
don't compose a song with writing musical notation.
- That's right. - They play with the beat and go...
(They improvise with the melody that comes up.)
(Goodbye)
That's how they do it.
(Hui Yeol's elegance makes everyone smile.)
Say goodbye, say goodbye
Your flippancy is so annoying.
That's how people work, right?
- Yes. - I was just giving you an example.
You know, Hui Yeol, Sang,
and Sang Soon went first.
The veteran artists laid the foundation,
and Juk Jae and Gray added their works.
The two very different generations are present in the song.
That's right. You should know that...
my beats played an important role.
I united the two generations, okay?
I made the musicians gather around, okay?
You should know that.
How could you say that when you were belittled so much?
You made the musicians gather around?
(My beats are the best.)
(Jae Seok, Hui Yeol, Sang, Sang Soon,)
(Juk Jae, Gray)
(Dynamic Duo is up next.)
Dynamic Duo is the legend in the hip-hop scene.
- They are the ancestors. - They are the progenitors.
(They are the dynamite-like hip-hop duo that debuted in 2004.)
(Their music appeals to the public...)
(and challenges the norms at the same time.)
(They are armed with tasteful and cheerful rap.)
(Dynamic Duo)
(They check the music from Gray.)
They are listening to my beats.
(The beats are strangely addictive.)
Are we hearing Jae Seok's drums?
Yes.
(Hold on.)
From the keyboard,
I can sense Hui Yeol.
I can see Hui Yeol's face from the music.
These are the cheerful and upbeat chords...
- by Hui Yeol. - That's right.
It's fascinating how each musician has colors.
That's right.
This part is...
This is Gray's work.
(They recognize Gray's work right away.)
This is Gray's work.
This part is so cool. I got goosebumps earlier.
Gray's part suddenly comes on.
The beats change and Gray's part suddenly comes on.
So many people participated in this song.
This is like the hip-hop version of "We Are the World".
I think we should work on...
the first verse.
The first part is important.
I know. The first verse is the most important.
There isn't a set theme. What should be the theme?
That puts a lot of pressure on us.
The fact we have to choose the theme puts a lot of pressure on us.
Hip-hop musicians always decide on the theme first.
Are they trying to choose the theme for the rap?
They need to write the lyrics.
We should go over our memo.
There are half-finished verses we have written.
(Let's see if we can find anything useful.)
(They go through the memo,)
(which is like the treasure house for rappers.)
(The screen is filled with lyrics.)
Why did I write, "A mountain after a mountain"?
I have worked with Dynamic Duo.
They think about the theme nonstop. "What should we talk about?"
- That's right. - I have worked with them too.
- You have, right? - Yes.
We compose songs and come up with the melodies.
They listen to the beats...
and discuss the theme among themselves.
Then they split up and go into their rooms.
I can only hear them ride the beats.
Then they say that they are done and show me a note.
- They are like poets. - That's right.
If we are composers, they are poets.
- They are like bards. - That's right.
That's right. They write the lyrics...
so that the words rhyme.
How do you work, Dong Hwan?
I follow the style of the senior artists...
like Hui Yeol and Juck.
Our music was the textbook.
How about you, Juk Jae?
I write the lyrics first...
and add the melody.
- Really? - Everyone has a different style.
Do you make the chords first?
- Do you write the lyrics first? - Yes, I do.
This style is very rare.
- Lucid Fall works this way. - Lucid Fall.
How do you work, Juck?
Many people listen to my songs...
and ask if I write...
- the lyrics first. - That's right.
But I work on 90 percent of the song first...
and write the fitting lyrics later.
It sounds like the lyrics are the center of Juck's songs,
so it's fascinating.
- I... - So many people are talented.
(Jae Seok is a sniper who takes down Hui Yeol.)
Jae Seok knows when to stop Hui Yeol.
The program title is very nice.
It would be perfect for the lyrics.
"How Do You Play?" Shall we twist it a bit?
How about "What's the point of working?"
"What's the point of working?"
- We could be nihilistic. - "Playing is the best. It's fun."
My dad used to say something...
I hated hearing. "What's the point of playing?"
- "You need to learn a skill." - "You need to make money."
Parents often said those words back in the days.
- That's right. - "You need to learn a skill."
The best ideas come when you are playing.
If you treat it as work, the process will be slow.
- That's right. - Hip-hop musicians are like that.
If you pile up the lyrics...
they have written since their debut,
it will be as thick as a few telephone directories.
"A few telephone directories" is an old expression.
It's a very old expression.
It must be a big pile. If we think about A4 size paper...
- A few telephone directories. - I don't know what that means.
(There are a lot of lyrics.)
If we fill up the first verse,
- there wouldn't be a variety. - That's right.
It would be nice to bring in more rappers.
We can't bring in rappers like Zico and Jay Park...
because they are too busy.
Let's look after the rappers from our agency.
Do they want to bring in rappers...
- from their agency? - What about Rhythm Power?
- But Rhythm Power is talented. - I know that.
- They are talented. - Yes.
Let's call them.
- Hey. - Geegooin, where are you?
I am in Gangnam.
Can you help us with work?
Can we finish eating tteokbokki first?
You can dress comfortably.
- Okay. - Okay.
Let's write some lyrics before they arrive.
Okay.
(The ancestors of Korean hip-hop work on the lyrics.)
They are writing the lyrics.
They use a phone instead of a notebook these days.
They are trying to look young.
- Hello. - My goodness.
- They are here. - Yes.
We were having brunch in Gangnam.
- Boi B. - All right.
What were you doing? Were you on a date?
We were eating tteokbokki nearby.
(Geegooin ate tteokbokki in this outfit.)
Hello. Hello.
What are you wearing?
Wear a tracksuit. You can dress comfortably.
- I told you to dress comfortably. - I dressed up.
What is that hanging from your pants?
(My goodness.)
He dressed up, but... I don't know what to say.
(Flustered)
That's too much.
He went to the beauty shop today.
He does that whenever he goes to Gangnam.
You dressed up too much.
I got my hair done like JJANGYOU...
to look cool.
It looks like you are on the final of "Show Me the Money".
Right?
(Embarrassed)
- People starred so much. - "I won't lose in terms of style!"
I had to be prepared for the show. Oh, hold on.
I wasn't supposed to know that, right?
You dressed up because you knew.
My mom will be watching the show. This is a major channel.
I thought Jae Seok would come.
This is the work of Mr. Kim Tae Ho.
Mr. Kim Tae Ho?
This is the work of Mr. Kim Tae Ho.
Mr. Kim Tae Ho?
There were articles about how I am his lookalike.
That's right.
You do resemble him.
Mr. Kim Tae Ho likes fashion.
That's right.
Mr. Kim Tae Ho!
Gray worked on the song too.
They passed on the baton to us.
This is like a relay race of rap.
Wouldn't it be best to write four measures each?
Does that mean we will take turns to tell a story?
This program passes on cameras...
to see what will happen.
The relay rap will be fun.
That's what we are torn about. Another direction could be...
It could be like a theme song.
It could be like, "Tomorrow, It Will Be Late".
- "Tomorrow, It Will Be Late"? - That's right.
- Don't act like you don't know it. - What is that?
- Don't you know? - No.
He doesn't know "Tomorrow, It Will Be Late".
- "Tomorrow, It Will Be Late". - Don't you know what it is?
I think it happened in 1995.
- Don't you know what it is? - Of course not.
It was like a super concert.
The best musicians of Korea gathered around...
to give this concert.
- A concert for the environment. - That's right.
(Each musician composed and performed a song.)
(For the title song, "Tomorrow, It Will Be Late",)
(everyone got a portion of the song...)
(and sang together in a beautiful manner.)
Every big star was on it.
- N.EX.T, Seo Tai Ji and the Boys... - Thus, I wasn't on it.
I knew about it, but I couldn't participate in.
It was only for the stars of that day.
Back in the 90s, Jae Seok wasn't a big deal.
Was that when you put on a grasshopper suit?
- It was way before then. - Before then.
When you played soldier two.
I wasn't even soldier 1. I played soldier 2 or 3.
Gosh, that's back in the days.
I think we should...
keep the theme as "How Do You Play?"
The title of the show sounds like the title of a song.
Yes, you're right.
- Are we moving on? - We have to tell a story,
and I think it's good to begin with "How Do You Play?"
How do you play? I did...
That's how we can begin.
We can depict a day of a young man.
- That's good. It's a good idea. - Yes.
It'll be better if we turn it into an everyday story.
It would be cool to write a story about someone's day.
We can definitely show...
the social aspects of life and make the story interesting.
And if rappers are a part of this,
- they can just tell their story. - Yes.
There is one man who's telling the story,
- and we're giving him character. - Exactly.
We can make the rap that coincides with the concept of this show...
- in a way, right? - Right. Yes.
It has been three days since I shaved.
Let's start off with that.
Let's describe a guy who just bummed around...
for 3, 4 days without doing anything.
I'll say, "Then my mom came through the door and said",
and I'll toss it to you.
- Let's make it funnier then. - Let's make a story.
Sounds great.
He's suggesting someone else should develop the story further.
Let's put together what the lyrics will be like.
Sure.
(Rap relay order: Boi B, Gaeko, Choi Za, Geegooin)
(The four rappers begin to write the lyrics.)
I can do this.
Mom calls on him saying, "You can't just play all day."
So he puts on his old sneakers and goes out.
The weather is nice, so he decides to walk.
But it has been forever since he got lost.
Your phone tells you the directions nowadays.
That's a cool line.
It has been forever since he got lost.
Gaeko writes deep lyrics.
- Yes. - He's like a poet.
We have so many things we want to say when we make a song,
- but we can't fit it all in. - Yes.
- We mostly throw everything out. - That's really tough.
You throw away a line you love because of one syllable.
- A word too. - You're right.
He gets thirsty and goes into a convenience store,
but became hungry when he sees the stand.
He starts to crave this and that.
He buys everything, makes his own little dish,
and when he is about to take a bite,
he says, "Wait, is the guy next to me Yu Jae Seok?"
I would... I would immediately go,
"Hey, it's Yu Jae Seok. It's my first time seeing a celebrity."
"I'm a fan of yours. Let's get on Seoul bike together."
(I'm a fan of yours. Let's get on Seoul bike together.)
(Laughing)
Your lyrics are...
the tackiest.
(Embarrassed)
- This is really hard. - Okay, fine.
"It's my first time seeing a celebrity." That's funny.
Well done.
They're just saying the words now, but I wonder...
- how it'll be once they rap this. - Exactly.
- I'm getting curious. - That's what's really cool.
I'm curious about that.
(They read the lyrics with the beat.)
(I'm so used to this oily hair)
(My strong fortress of a door opens)
(And my mom's mouth goes)
(Son, you can't play all day, wash up, and come out)
(I haven't been lost in forever, so I'll walk a little today)
How far are you taking this?
(The sun is hot, and I'm glad to see me sweat)
(I'm getting thirsty, so I'll go to a convenience store)
(The food in the store tempts me)
(I just had a meal, but let's grab some dessert)
(Spicy spaghetti with melted string cheese)
(Wait, is that Yu Jae Seok sitting next to me?)
(I take another look and it's him)
(I've never seen a celebrity, and I hold his hands)
(Jae Seok, you can stop running and get on my Seoul bike)
(Together let's ride)
(Seoul bike)
(Everyone is...)
(making fun of Geegooin.)
(The creator of the Seoul bike lyrics is completely embarrassed.)
- It's "Seoul bike", then? - Seoul bike? That's the hook?
(They're happy with the cute hook.)
Man.
The viewers will look forward to hearing it.
Do you want them to include Seoul bike in there?
I think it'll be a good idea.
I agree.
- Really? - I thought it was funny.
A lot of people use Seoul bikes these days.
- They do. - Yes.
A lot of people use those.
You seem to feel a bit of a generational gap.
I thought it meant just any old bike like we used to sing in a song.
It feels different to them.
Exactly.
That's exactly why I should have been there.
- I should have been... - No, I'm glad you didn't go.
Yes, I'm ready.
- Are you ready? - Yes, I'm ready.
We're all ready.
[VIU Ver] MBC E07 'How Do You Play?' "The Dull Drum Beat Turns into a Hip-Hop Song" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(It's tough to wake up this morning)
(I'm so used to this oily hair)
(My strong fortress of a door opens)
(And my mom's mouth goes)
(Son, you can't play all day, wash up, and come out)
(I haven't been lost in forever)
(So I'll walk a little today)
(The sun is hot, and I'm glad to see me sweat)
(I'm getting thirsty, so I'll go to a convenience store)
(The food in the store tempts me)
(I just had a meal, but let's grab some dessert)
(Spicy spaghetti with melted string cheese)
(Wait, is that Yu Jae Seok sitting next to me?)
(I take another look and it's him)
(I've never seen a celebrity, and I hold his hands)
(Jae Seok, you can stop running and get on my Seoul bike)
(Together let's ride)
(Their music expands infinitely...)
(in this free-spirited atmosphere.)
(Amazed)
It's great.
The lyrics are so important.
- Exactly. - The image completely changes.
You can see the sunlight coming down...
and the surroundings of a local neighborhood.
If they wrote something else,
it could have sounded like the person is at a whiskey bar.
- Yes. - You know, like a dark whiskey bar.
Anyway, we had a lot of fun today.
- It wasn't tough at all. - This is really fun.
I hope whoever that will work on this next could have fun too.
You know, BewhY.
- BewhY is great. - We can go with BewhY.
I say Nucksal when it comes to storytelling.
If we're going to hand it over immediately.
Nucksal!
(Rapper Nucksal is known for strong rap and awesome lyrics.)
Either Nucksal or Mommy Son﻿.
Mommy Son﻿?
(Mommy Son﻿'s unique music and concept...)
(capture your ears and eyes right away.)
It might become a real hip-hop track.
They're turning this into a hip-hop song.
I think this is going...
- the way I wanted to be... - Really?
in an interesting way.
Maybe what Juk Jae did...
took the song in that direction.
I really want to know how it'll turn out. It sounds fun.
As the creator of the beat...
The creator of the beat?
(Dumbfounded)
- Are you the guy who made the beat? - Yes. The creator of the beat.
(Laughing)
- Isn't it Son Star? - It's me.
The creator of the beat.
- You made the sound. - I did.
- I'll give you that. - Yes.
(Yu Jae Seok, Yu Hui Yeol, Yoon Sang, Lee Sang Soon,)
(Juk Jae, Gray, Dynamic Duo)
(Yu Jae Seok, Lee Juck)
(Drums by Yu Jae Seok)
(Acoustic guitar by Lee Juck)
(Chorus by Sunwoo Jung A)
(Piano by Jeong Dong Hwan of MeloMance)
(I thought we should probably record the bass.)
(There's a senior of mine who studied music twice as long.)
(Who is the next person...)
(that'll make the song richer?)
(Part 2 will resume shortly.)
(On the other hand...)
- Where do you think we are? - Where are we?
The piano sounds wonderful.
- That's Tae Yoon! - Exactly.
It's Tae Yoon.
He's one of the legendary...
- bass players. - Yes.
He's a master.
(The longest band standing in Korea)
(It's Cho Yong Pil and the Great Birth!)
(The legendary bass player, Lee Tae Yoon)
Wait, Dong Hwan, did you ask him to play?
- Yes. - Right?
- You're right. - The generation just went up again.
I really wanted to ask him for a favor.
(A performance by a veteran who recorded over 20,000 songs)
Listen to the tone.
(Astonished)
What are you doing again?
Every time...
I always look like that when I enter the studio.
- Director Jung. - Yes?
Hello.
(Jae Seok bows first.)
- Oh, my. - Nice to meet you.
Hello.
You look familiar.
- I do? - Yes.
(Laughing)
- I'm bassist, Lee Tae Yoon. - Oh, my.
I've been a member of Cho Yong Pil and the Great Birth...
for 26 years now.
I'm also known as the Soulful Bassist.
(He's so funny.)
He's a really funny guy.
- Right. He's a great talker. - He's very funny.
- So you're Tae Yoon. - Yes.
Hui Yeol once talked about you.
Hui Yeol and I are...
very close.
- I've been a bassist for long. - We're recorded together a lot.
You have.
In 1984,
I met Boohwal's Kim Tae Won.
We started Boohwal...
together.
- That's amazing. - In 1987,
- It's famous. - I met Bae Chul Soo.
We worked on Songolmae's...
7th, 8th, and 9th albums together, which was an honor.
- Were you in Songolmae too? - Yes.
(Tae Yoon 32 years ago)
(He even played in Songolmae,)
(the legendary and pioneering Korean rock band.)
(The Grand Slam bassist, Lee Tae Yoon)
Did you play "A Chance Encounter" too?
(Songolmae's...)
(biggest hit is "A Chance Encounter".)
"A Chance Encounter" too was...
mostly played...
- by me. - Let's sit down.
(That's a song I know.)
It's finally a song you know.
I'm only open to songs I've heard before.
You suddenly feel admiration for him.
My goodness.
Actually, I don't know much about music.
You'll have to play some songs I already know...
to open my heart.
The keyboardist played a Richard Clayderman.
The guitarist played a Nirvana.
The bassist will have to play a Songolmae.
In "A Chance Encounter"...
(Bass)
- Oh, that part. - Play that part.
("A Chance Encounter")
That part.
(Tae Yoon shows off his bass skills.)
That's it.
That part...
- Should I play it? - Please.
- 1, 2, 3, 4. - 1, 2, 3, 4.
(At the same time)
(Laughing)
You have to do that.
Can you play something else?
The charm of electric bass guitars is in slapping.
That's slapping.
(Slapping)
You pluck the strings with your thumb.
You usually do this, right?
That's the fingerstyle. Slapping is this.
That's what slapping is.
This is it.
(By plucking the strings with your thumb,)
(slapping creates a unique sound.)
(Only experienced masters can do it.)
(It's one of the most difficult bass techniques.)
He's showing us everything.
I'm embarrassed to say this myself,
but in my school days, I listened to a lot of music,
including metal.
From Halloween...
to Michael Learns to Rock...
Michael Learns to Rock was very popular.
I finally met the right person.
I talked about them to Sunwoo Jung A too,
but she didn't know who they are.
They're very soft, and...
Our musical taste...
I feel like we get each other.
I'm so excited that we met.
You are?
What are your favorite rock bands?
I love classical bands.
Deep Purple, for example.
Led Zeppelin...
(Deep Purple)
(Tae Yoon plays it right away.)
Why is this so funny?
I recently played a beat...
Have you heard of the 808 beat?
(He mimics the beat.)
- You mean that one? - Is that the 808 beat?
- Yes. - I see.
The electric drums sound...
(He mimics the electric drums.)
They sound like this.
Kim Jo Han, for example...
(Kim Jo Han)
Oh, baby
(Drums)
- You can mimic that? - Something like this.
You have many talents.
We only just met, but...
(Drums)
(It blends in perfectly...)
(with the original drum sounds.)
(You can't tell at all.)
(Unbelievable)
- That was amazing. - Incredible.
I couldn't tell at all.
He's like a top private teacher.
In recording studios, we mimic the instruments all the time.
- We mimic them all the time. - Really?
From the guitar to the bass and the drums...
If someone asks, "How should I play?" We mimic the sounds.
Everyone does that.
- Really? - When we give directions.
- Try it. - "Play the fill-in this way."
(Mimicking)
Something like that.
(Mimicking)
- Dong Hwan, what about you? - I love that fill-in.
(Mimicking)
(Fast)
(Laughing)
That's what we do.
- Does everyone do this? - Yes.
The most famous one would be...
(Mimicking)
(Laughing)
What is that?
- Is someone called Kook Il? - With your feet...
- You know what I mean, right? - Yes.
What does it mean?
Like this...
- What's that? - That's how you play, right?
(This is how Hui Yeol makes all those great songs.)
Have you heard my beat yet?
I love it.
- Was it okay? - Yes.
This studio is run by a drummer.
Isn't this your studio?
No, it's not mine.
It's drummer Jang Hyuk's.
I saw a man...
wearing glasses.
He looks like a bank branch manager.
Yes, he looks like a bank branch manager.
That's Jang Hyuk.
- Is he a drummer? - Yes.
He must be around here.
(They meet the owner of the studio.)
- There you are. - I saw you a moment ago.
Really? I didn't know.
This is Jae Seok.
- Nice to meet you. - Hello.
He's the popular drummer, Jang Hyuk.
He's a very famous drummer.
- I didn't know. - He's been a drummer for long.
They're experienced session musicians.
- They're masters. - They are.
I played drums...
for three hours the other day, and that's all.
- Have a seat. - Have a seat.
How did I do it?
(Glancing)
Can you teach me a little?
Can you show me?
What was the rhythm?
(Mimicking)
It's the same rhythm as "Billie Jean".
Let me explain briefly.
"Billie Jean"...
(He mimics the rhythm.)
(Mumbling)
1, 2, 3, 4.
(The rhythm is so clear and accurate.)
1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and.
(He plays a variation.)
(Amazed)
That sound so clear.
Is there a recording of this? I'd love to use this instead.
The tone is completely different.
- First of all, it sounds so clear. - It sounds clear.
And at the end...
(Mimicking)
- Exactly. - What's that?
- The open hi-hat. - The open hi-hat.
The hi-hat opens and closes.
You take your foot off the pedal slightly.
That makes the two cymbals open.
(Jae Seok, isn't that amazing?)
I can do it later.
(Laughing)
- You can do it later. - You open the cymbals, right?
- Jae Seok. - Yes?
It'll take a year to learn how to do that.
To do this?
While trying to do that, you'll mess up the rest.
The most famous song with this technique is...
- "Smoke on the Water"? - In "Smoke on the Water"...
What was the rhythm?
(Focus on the open hi-hats.)
(Open hi-hats)
(They start mimicking the song.)
How do the drums sound?
Oh, that's right.
Oh, that.
(The drums play open hi-hats.)
(The guitar sounds intense.)
(The bass sounds serious.)
(The keyboard is being tuned.)
(Drums, guitar, bass, keyboard)
(They all play different instruments.)
(By the way,)
(why are you guys so serious?)
Jae Seok, join us.
(Jae Seok, join us.)
(Jae Seok plays the video.)
Could you...
play the drums for me?
- Play the drums? - Yes.
(Powerful)
Oh, my.
(It explodes with energy.)
(Bravo)
That was so cool.
That was incredible.
You can do that too, I mean it.
Just quit being a celebrity and practice for 10 years.
- 10 years? - You can do it.
(Darn you.)
Come on.
You can play the drums, you just have to give up your career.
You have to give it up.
(It's finally time to record the bass guitar part.)
(A legend bass guitarist's performance delivered by Yuplash)
- Director. - Yes.
What need do we have...
to record it 2, 3 times? We're professionals.
- We can get it on the first try. - Of course.
(Drums: Yu Jae Seok Acoustic guitar: Lee Juck)
(Chorus: Sunwoo Jung A Keyboard: Jeong Dong Hwan)
(Bass guitar- Lee Tae Yoon)
Okay.
(He finished recording in 4 minutes without making any mistakes!)
(He's definitely a legend.)
That was awesome.
This part has a different feel.
It has a traditional feel.
- It does for sure. - Indeed.
Maybe after this,
we could go see a musician that does traditional Korean music.
I just thought of that now.
We could add in haegeum.
(Chanting like people do in traditional Korean music)
I never thought of it that way.
(Yuplash's musical spectrum goes above and beyond expectations.)
This is...
done once the singing part is recorded, isn't it?
We might add in some more instruments.
We could add some strings, wind instruments,
instrumental solos or traditional Korean instruments.
How many years would it take for the song to be finished?
(Laughing)
How many years is it going to take to complete this?
How many years will the entire song take?
We could go on until this show is over.
This is...
(Who else needs to a part of this?)
(Seongbuk-gu, Seoul)
I'm so nervous.
Has the song been sent to the guys?
This one.
(Who received the song after Tae Yoon?)
- It's our Paul. - He's adorable.
(It's Paul Kim, leading the music charts.)
(With a mid-low voice that pierces through the ears,)
(he took over all the drama soundtracks.)
(Paul Kim's drama soundtracks take over music charts.)
(Paul Kim's new song "Me After You" ranks number 1 on 5 charts.)
(With every song release, he manages to get to the top.)
(Korea's dream boyfriend vocals, Paul Kim)
(Someone else is joining Paul Kim at the studio.)
Hello.
- Hello. - It's Heize!
(It's another queen of music charts, Heize!)
(With a voice that softens the audience's heart,)
(she easily became the queen of music charts.)
(Heize's new soundtrack for "Hotel Del Luna" tops 4 charts.)
("Jenga" by Heize ranks number 1 on 7 charts, proving her queendom.)
(A unique blend of music that features grooves and emotions)
I'm Heize.
- She's a great lyrics writer. - Indeed.
- I'm so nervous. - I'm...
(It's the first time Paul Kim and Heize are working together.)
Paul Kim and Heize are the king and the queen of music charts.
Aren't they like your role models?
Their music is always playing in my ears.
- Should we listen to it first? - Yes.
(Playing the recording that they received)
It feels different when we have those two listening to it.
- Isn't it refreshing? - It could become a new song.
(This team makes everyone look forward to how the song will sound.)
(Right then)
Hello.
- Hi Heize. It's been so long. - Hello.
- You went there? - You really went there?
What do you mean by that?
You just try to join in everywhere.
(You're so desperate.)
How could you say that?
That's hilarious.
Hello.
He's Peakboy from my agency.
- Peakboy. - Hello.
- He sings and produces. - I see.
- He's here to help us out. - Really?
Why is your name Peakboy?
Just because.
I hear a lot of people do that. Paul, come here.
Heize, it's been so long.
How have you been?
You spoke in a very strong dialect the last time I met you.
I'm working on that.
- You were hilarious. - Me?
You were.
I imitated Simon Dominic.
- Simon Dominic. - That's it.
- I saw that. - That was hilarious.
(Hello, I'm Simon Dominic.)
(Let's have some clam soup.)
(Heize is full of talents.)
Isn't it funny?
- My agency scolded me that day. - Why?
(Why?)
They told me to not go on shows.
I thought so.
Can you do a Simon Dominic impression today too?
I can't! Please.
I'm here to do music today, so I'm going to be all serious.
Heize could be a very good candidate for variety shows.
Maybe sometime later.
- Let me know when you feel like it. - I will.
- He's also good at impressions. - Does Peakboy do impressions?
Peakboy is amazing at impressions.
- No way. - What can he do?
He can do a spot-on impression of Rain...
- singing my song, "Rain". - Peakboy.
He's blushing.
(It's hard to imagine...)
(Rain singing "Rain".)
(How will it sound?)
Hold on.
(Don't give up, Peakboy!)
(The road that...)
(we walked together)
- That was pretty good. - He's speechless.
(All right.)
That was a really cold reaction.
You two are close, right?
We've been talking about wanting to work together.
This is our first time actually meeting each other.
You two basically cleanse everyone's ears these days.
My goodness.
I love Heize and Paul Kim's songs.
Really?
("You, Clouds, Rain" by Heize is truly a masterpiece.)
- I thought of you - I thought of you
(She's touched by how Jae Seok knows the song by heart.)
I love the song.
(Singing "So Long" by Paul Kim while at it)
- I love it. - Your singing improved.
What? I've been...
meeting a lot of musicians. This is why who you meet is important.
Hanging out with musicians is really bringing out my potentials.
Paul is saying that Jae Seok improved.
My singing really did improve.
I'm sorry, Juck. I'm feeling great today.
If I sang "Apgujeong Delinquent" now, it would've topped the charts.
- Are you feeling great right now? - Isn't the story hilarious?
Singers always say that their voice is in a bad condition,
but Jae Seok keeps saying that his is in the best condition.
As I've been becoming more emotional,
- my singing improved. - Your potential exploded.
Yes.
Can you sing it for us while we're talking about it?
- "So Long"? - Yes.
- You have to sing it with music. - We need to get to work.
It's so refreshing.
It's so refreshing to see those two together.
(This senior artist is so proud of the two younger artists.)
(Concentrating)
"So Long" is such a good song.
- I love it. - Many people love the song.
"So Long".
(Already feeling emotional at the thought of hearing Paul live)
(So long, I say)
(Leaving behind the short time)
(That we've had together)
(So long,)
(Goodbye)
(I can't possibly bring myself to say these words)
My heart is still full of you
(Paul keeps singing, uninterrupted by Jae Seok.)
(Loving you)
(I hope I'll see you again)
I'm so nervous.
- It sounded so good without a mic. - That was great.
Heize, please sing "You, Clouds, Rain" for us.
- Can you sing it for us? - Yes.
- Do I just play the instrumentals? - Yes.
Yes, you can.
("You, Clouds, Rain" the live version)
(I search for songs)
(of you and I on purpose)
I'm too nervous.
(Laughing)
Let's cut the song for a bit. You were doing so well.
- Heize! - My voice is quivering.
That's going to become a great meme.
(She's definitely an entertainer.)
Thank you.
What made you so nervous?
I'm just nervous.
This atmosphere.
I got it.
Sickboy, I mean...
There are too many boys. There's Sickboy...
It's Sik-K.
- Is it Sik-K? - Did you say Sickboy?
There are so many musicians with names with "boy" in it.
- I'm Peakboy. - Peakboy.
Have you released a song before?
My album was released 3 days ago.
Then why are you here instead of promoting it out there?
I came to help out with the recording today.
- Really? - That's sweet.
What is your new album like?
It is a song titled "Kelly".
- Kelly? - Yes.
- Could you sing it a little? - Well.
But the thing is that I've got a sore throat now.
All of a sudden?
I have an infection in my throat.
You're not at all ready for the promotion.
Come on, Peakboy.
Do you mind if I just play it? My throat is really sore.
- He's funny. - I'll play it.
(His new song is followed by too much information.)
It's really cool.
Yes, it was a great song.
- It sounds really good. - Goodness.
(Bowing)
What a great song.
(Bowing again)
(Bashful)
But you can't sing it today because of your sore throat?
My nose is filled with snot.
(Giving out too much information)
- I went to see an ENT doctor and... - Peakboy.
Did the doctor also call you Peakboy?
(Dumbfounded)
I thought you might've used the stage name as you were entitled to.
I used my real name and explained my symptoms.
- What's your real name? - It's Kwon Seong Hwan.
- Seong Hwan? - Just call me Seong Hwan.
All right.
(Getting back to where he belongs)
How do we go about the lyrics?
Since we're making a song based on your drumbeat...
My drumbeat was all about anger and irritability.
Anger and irritability?
What made you so angry?
Because I didn't want to,
but they forced me to play it.
- Something you don't like. - Against my will...
(Something comes to her mind.)
What's wrong?
- What is it? - You can't...
always do what you want.
Even when you don't like it,
- sometimes you have to do it. - Right, it's Heize's situation.
You want to do a variety show, but you're not allowed to, right?
Yes.
(This popular artist shows big interest in variety shows.)
As I see, what's most important is your opinion.
My opinion?
- Of course. - Well.
- I think... - Is there someone?
Is someone watching you on the monitor?
My company's manager is right outside.
- A guy with the bleached hair. - The one with...
- camo pants? - Yes.
- Bleached hair? - Yes.
- Actually, I have a concern. - What is it?
Whenever I am on a variety show... Look at my posture right now.
I'd like to be more laid-back,
but I always act cautiously.
You should've done it from the start.
- I want to look more natural. - That's right.
- If you'd crossed legs since debut, - When I'm on stage...
people would've thought you were born that way.
Myung Soo did that for 10 years.
I think 10 years is too long.
- 10 years is too much, right? - Yes.
That's actually true.
Sickboy.
Why are you laughing, Sickboy?
What were you picturing?
- Park Myung Soo's face. - On the screen...
I'm sorry.
Have you met him in person?
- I have, once. - When was it?
When I was in high school, I went to MBC...
(Panicking)
- What's wrong? - Which broadcasting station...
- We're in MBC. - Thank goodness.
You don't even know where you are?
- No, I'm just so nervous. - Okay.
- I met him in the bathroom. - Okay.
- When I was a high schooler. - And then?
So I said, "I'm a big fan of yours."
And he said, "Thank you."
- That's really close. - He's good.
While he was in the middle of passing water...
I know this is unacceptable, but I was really excited.
So I asked, "Can you show me Angry Myung Soo?"
And he said, "Get lost!"
- He did show you. - Yes.
But I'm still not sure whether he showed the character...
or cursed at me.
That memory made me laugh.
- That memory came into your mind? - I'm a huge fan of his.
- I see. - All right.
That's true in most cases.
Do you know the story...
of how Paul Kim and Lee Juck met?
They might talk about it later.
- Is that so? - Yes.
So just stay still.
Have you met any celebrities when you were little?
I met Lee Juck, who played the guitar for this.
- Lee Juck. - That's right.
See? He just talked about it. Why did you ruin it?
I didn't know he would.
I heard you guys met at a cafe in Dongbu Ichon-dong.
- That's correct. - At a cafe.
He said a young part-timer there came up to him...
and asked him to listen to his song.
And surprisingly, that guy turned out to be Paul Kim.
Why did you tell the story, and not let him talk?
Hold your tongue.
Seriously.
Paul didn't even say a word.
Juck told me this story.
That guy was actually Paul Kim.
- Is that right? - I really wanted to talk to him,
but I was so nervous.
So I made an excuse to talk to him.
What concept do you guys have in mind?
We have to come up with everything from the concept.
- I see. - I wonder if you have any idea.
Like a story you want to tell.
- A story I want to tell? - Yes.
- Let me briefly explain this song. - Okay.
As I listened to it earlier, it reminded me of spring.
- It's a cheerful up-tempo song. - I see.
But autumn is coming soon. If it has a spring vibe...
The song feels like spring though.
My gosh.
- Hey, you sounded... - When I get to speak longer...
(Mimicking)
- Just speak comfortably. - Gosh.
I know.
She lowered her voice not to use her dialect.
That's really unnecessary.
Then today, I'll do as I please.
Yes, do whatever you want.
Thank you. That means a lot.
- It does? - Thank you.
Although I said it like this, I do really care about what others think.
(Really?)
- Really? - I can't help it.
I have to think about what the viewers think.
- And what producers think... - I do that too.
- as well as writers. - That's it.
- Being self-conscious? - That could be our concept.
- What? - Right.
Being self-conscious.
That sounds good.
You were even worried about whether you crossed your legs or not.
- I want to cross my legs. - How about...
You want to be on a variety show.
Me?
- I want to do whatever I want. - That's right.
That's how I want to live.
Now with this subject,
- we need to put things together. - Yes, put it together.
So we'll have to work on how to put everything into this.
That's right.
No wonder you looked self-conscious when you played the drum.
Yes, I played it like this.
Shall we start now?
- I should have headphones on then. - Go ahead and listen.
- Shall we listen to it? - Yes.
I can't wait to see how it'll turn out.
I totally admire you musicians.
(Ear candy musicians Paul Kim and Heize)
- Is it playing? - Yes.
(For the 1st collaboration of these 2,)
(they finally take the first step.)
(Meanwhile, Jae Seok is watching something.)
Peakboy and BTS's V...
- Is it playing? - Peakboy.
Are you friends with V of BTS and Park Seo Jun?
You've got their support.
- Peakboy was on the portal site. - I didn't say that.
Are you close with V?
- I'm actually close with him. - Are they close?
- As well as Seo Jun? - Yes.
- And Choi Woo Shik too? - Yes.
They are besties.
- I'd seen that picture. - I see.
- He was one of the guys in here. - That's right.
- I see. - I know, right?
(A friends group named Wooga Fam)
(Park Hyung Sik is also a member of Wooga Fam.)
Why didn't you tell me, Peakboy?
He suddenly looks very different.
I know I shouldn't be like this.
- He's actually good-looking. - That's true.
(Shiny)
They're listening.
(In the meantime, Paul Kim and Heize have deeply immersed into the beat.)
(Over the beat that the senior musicians put together,)
(they carefully start adding their humming.)
They are both good-looking.
- It's like "Music and Lyrics". - Exactly.
It's like the movie "Music and Lyrics".
- We're the supporting roles. - With this part...
The story goes like this. They get inspired by our story...
and come up with a great song.
Just like a scene of the movie.
- That's true. - That was nice.
- Yes, this is it. - This scene.
(The story of a man and a woman...)
(who create music together)
(Leading role: Heize)
(Leading role: Paul Kim)
(Supporting role: Yu Jae Seok and Peakboy)
They are leading roles, and we're supporting roles.
("Music and Lyrics" by Paul Kim and Heize)
I think it has a certain meaning.
Apart from this "crossing leg" part...
- Goodness. - Looks great.
It's suddenly spring there.
(These two couldn't help but start humming.)
(The supporting role steals the scene.)
I think they're doing something.
- They're humming. - That's right.
- You just talked while they worked? - Yes.
(Using their humming,)
(they have been slowly developing the melody.)
The key is quite high.
(The key is quite high.)
It's not high for you, is it?
(It's not high for you, is it?)
- Why don't you do the main part? - You think so?
But I like your voice here.
Isn't it too high for me?
- It sounds really good though. - It's a bit...
It's so mellow.
(The two musicians communicate through music.)
- That scene is just beautiful. - I know.
Instead of melodic rap,
- why don't we add real rap? - Real rap?
Like telling a story.
- Heize is a good rapper. - You know I can't rap.
- Why not? - Heize's good at it.
Don't be self-conscious.
Me? No, I'm just being considerate.
For the listeners.
We could take turns here.
Yes, we could do that.
(They add a duet part...)
(where they take turns in singing.)
(The voices of Paul Kim and Heize gradually become a great harmony.)
- It's done. - My gosh.
- I just love them. - It's just great.
(The supporting roles possessedly watch this magical moment.)
Can we take a picture later?
- Out of nowhere. - Why don't we do that now?
- Right now? - Yes.
(The supporting roles are up to taking a selfie.)
(Whereas, the leading roles are still focusing on the melody.)
Can I take it right now?
(Taking a picture together)
- How could you do that? - They're working next to you.
- That's so inconsiderate. - What's the matter?
We got nothing to do. What else could we do?
(Regardless, their work is in progress.)
Don't mind the others. Don't care what other people think.
- Something comprehensive? - How about...
setting our theme like this.
(Stop caring what the others think)
(I care too much what people say)
- What about this? - I see.
(Gasping)
I just got goosebumps.
(Where?)
Seriously.
(Just like that, their melody slowly builds.)
(Barging in)
How about "My voice faded before I know"?
(He can't dare interrupt them.)
- That's me. - Yes.
(Sniffing)
(Rummaging aimlessly)
What about "I still try to read your face"?
- Are you writing for the hook? - Yes.
(He's talking to himself.)
(And then he quietly heads toward the door.)
(Peakboy will be off now.)
(Under the theme "Self-conscious", the lyrics have been accumulating.)
Should we include the lyrics about uncrossing crossed legs?
(Laughter spreads out along with the lyrics.)
(Before I know, my legs were uncrossed...)
Like chopsticks.
It feels somewhat mysterious.
- I see. - What's wrong with me?
"What's wrong with you?"
- It's so romantic. - Yes, it is.
- I couldn't even imagine this. - I know, right?
My heart has got warm.
I want to do a collaboration like that one.
You should do it with Bae Young Man.
(A collaboration with Bae Young Man)
- "What's wrong with you?" - "What's wrong with you?"
(Childish senior musicians)
Have you got some inspirations?
First of all, we're thinking of working on it based on...
the theme "Self-conscious".
- Okay. - And next...
- Then I'll get going, Paul. - Okay.
- Okay. - Thank you for coming.
- Don't say that. - It's been an honor.
Heize, then...
You said you'd do the impersonation when you feel relaxed.
(You said you'd do it when you feel relaxed.)
Simon Dominic's voice like, "Hi, Jae Seok."
- I really want to see. - But what was the line?
It's got something to do with soup.
What was it?
It's been a while, so I forgot.
(What was the line?)
She only mimics Simon Dominic.
("Come and buy some shellfish soup")
- It was shellfish soup. - That's right.
- Go on. - Oh, gosh.
(Wait for it.)
Well, then...
We're not trying to laugh at your impersonation.
I know you have been suppressing your talent.
You should do whatever show you like from now on.
(But her manager...)
(with camo pants and bleached hair...)
(hates her being on variety shows.)
(Her manager is right outside.)
(Jae Seok will tip him off.)
(I will go and say, "Heize is really talented.")
("I'd like to work with her.")
Jae Seok is second to none at luring people.
(She's repeating the line.)
("Come and buy some shellfish soup")
(Gulping)
- Don't mind us. - Don't be self-conscious.
(Don't be self-conscious.)
(This is going well.)
(Groaning)
- I'm so self-conscious. - Don't be like that.
Don't worry about it, and just do what you did before.
"Come and buy some shellfish soup"
("Come and buy some shellfish soup")
(She summoned her manager instead of Simon Dominic.)
It wasn't as funny as before.
- It wasn't funny at all. - Compared to before...
Come on, Paul.
It was hilarious back then.
- I should get going. - Okay.
- See you. - Take care.
See you later.
- Stop lowering your voice. - Pardon?
Stop lowering your voice.
Okay, see you later.
- See you. - Bye.
Bye.
(Jae Seok left behind poor little lambs.)
Please let her be on variety shows. She's really good.
He's the manager.
- All right. - Okay then.
(As promised, he talked him into it.)
- You got it, right? - Okay, I got it.
(Meanwhile, people in the studio get back to work.)
- Should we go on and record it? - Okay.
Let's get started.
(They start recording the guide version.)
Let's start.
(The voices of Paul Kim and Heize. How did they melt into the song?)
(The voices are added line by line onto the senior musicians' work.)
He did a great job with the bass.
(The voices are added line by line onto the senior musicians' work.)
(Drums by Yu Jae Seok)
(Acoustic guitar by Lee Juck)
(Chorus by Sunwoo Jung A)
(Keyboard by Jeong Dong Hwan from MeloMance)
(Bass by Lee Tae Yoon)
(Vocals by Paul Kim and Heize)
(Here I go again, trying to read your face)
(I can't say anything as my voice is getting lower and lower)
It's nice.
(Amazing)
I love it.
- It's a male-female duet song... - That's right.
- themed with something lovey-dovey. - Yes.
All of a sudden...
- Juck made such a great start. - I did, didn't I?
(I did, didn't I?)
(Laughing)
Why are you laughing?
Right, right.
- Am I right, Dong Hwan? - Sure.
(Satisfied)
You write the 2nd verse, and I'll write the 1st verse.
Then let's meet up again, check each other's lyrics,
and record it on that day.
- Okay. - Okay?
(What type of song will they create?)
I'll send it to you.
(Yuplash)
(Chorus 1, Chorus 2)
(Chorus 3, Chorus 4)
(4 clones of Crush have joined.)
(On the other hand...)
Hey, it looks fun.
Don't you think, Muzie?
Should we do it?
What do you think, Muzie?
(And...)
(When you first climb the mountain,)
(you get intimidated by the height.)
(But once you're on top of it, you'll never regret.)
(A mysterious would-be trot singer Mr. Y,)
(who has nothing but the passion toward trot music,)
(will go through a blind test.)
(I'm going to say no.)
(He's so cute.)
(He'd better find another job.)
(I think he's quite appealing.)
(The would-be trot singer at the center of controversy)
(In the end, he's on fire.)
What is that you're really trying to do here?
(Trot for Yu)