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happy to be together on happy together! - hello. / - hello. (happy together has your thursday nights.) the term "fatal old men" is popular these days. yes, i know. what does it mean? - cho jinwoong is a good example. / - that's right. - he's a good one. / - he's a popular one. the term refers to men in their 40s
with fatal charms of their own. - there are a lot of men like that. / - that's right. - jaeseok, you too... / - me? - you could be one of them. / - isn't he too young? i'm just a middle-aged man or a middle-aged man with stomach aches. i'm a man with stomach ache problems. - i'm just that. / - and he's a failed old man. (he's a failed old man.)
- sorry. / - a failed man? (old men get mad when younger people make fun of them.) what are you talking about? you ruined my next line. (old men are sensitive about their efforts.) he even looked at the script today - really? / - and prepared for this. - he read the script? / - that's right. this term is quite popular these days. - there's a culture of old men. / - it's a new trend.
the media shouldn't only focus on people in their 20s. - they should cover older generations too. / - yes. that's why we have invited the following people from different areas of expertise. - let's welcome them. please come out. / - welcome. (fatal old men special) welcome. hello. - there's heungkook. / - my goodness. - hello. / - hello, jungmin.
- hello. / - eunkwang is here. - byungchul is also here. / - hello. wow. hello. come over here please. - you can have a seat. / - long time no see. where do i sit? - lee youngpyo gets past a defender. / - he's through. - lee youngpyo... lee keunho. / - shoot. - goal! / - goal!
he used to be called the twinkling eyes on the ground. let's welcome lee youngpyo, the football commentator. nice to meet you. (he raises his hand.) unlike before, youngpyo is enjoying the spotlight. when you introduce players on the field, that's what you do. - you're a celebrity now. / - you're more relaxed.
- he scores a point. / - that was a good one. choi byungchul is good at feint attacks. that's the first medal for the korean fencing team. that was choi byungchul. he's a noteworthy fencing commentator of rio. let's welcome choi byungchul. - that's amazing. / - great. this entertainer is the trendsetter on variety shows.
please welcome kim heungkook. he may look old for an idol star, but that's what makes him unique. it's seo eunkwang, the leader of btob. (eunkwang is an older idol star.) - btob. / - nice to meet you. our special mc for today, kim jungmin. thank you. (she gets up.)
- she's so polite. / - that's right. why didn't you say that about me? i stood up, too. who are you, anyway? - you saw me... / - it's seo eunkwang. it's seo eunkwang. myungsoo actually has seen him before. - it's not his first time. / - exactly. i know btob and yuk seongjae. - you do. / - yes.
you asked if baro was in the same group. (they make fun of him again.) it doesn't matter who's in what group. when did i ever meet b1a4 or btob? - you just saw him. / - you've seen him multiple times. it's the second time. i have to see them around six times to recognize them. - excuse me. / - you're an old git. you're getting old.
(a former marine makes fun of him.) you can't use terms like that on tv. - just say "old man". / - oh, dear. who would call you that? that's me. you're an old git. (i'm an old man and you're an old git.) he's straightforward. he's very blunt. - people say that. / - he's blunt. - i'm the most popular middle-aged man. / - you are?
his sunglasses look trendy. that's right. - they look nice. / - i'm so popular these days - right. / - right. i get so many offers so i'm tired. that's why i need something like this. you're wearing them because you're tired? are you planning to take short naps? this is a sponsorship product.
- that cap... / - is your cap sponsored? everything i'm wearing, including my cap, is sponsored. (everything he's wearing is sponsored.) - he's representing all these businesses. / - right. so, nothing is yours except your own body. - that's right. / - i see. the rest are all borrowed. they're all borrowed. we also have to thank heungkook for something.
he said he'll stay until the end of the shooting. - what a cool old man. / - he won't... he won't leave in the middle. a truly commendable old man is one who waits for all the staff members to leave. you did promise that you'll stay until the end, but just in case you don't, we suggest you write a contract.
we usually don't ask guests - to do this. / - saeho. - you've grown a lot. / - no. that's not it. we just want you to keep your word. - really? / - yes, please read this. - do i have to do this? / - please read it. - read it. / - please read it out loud. it's a formal note. "happy together's"
"ban on early dismissal." "i, kim heungkook, promise to stay seated" "from the beginning to the end of today's shoot." "if i don't, i'll give up my position as" "the president of korea singers association." i never agreed to do this. why would i swear on my position? i was elected for a three-year term. - but you still need to say... / - but this...
who was that? (the camera films the scene.) he was startled. - he was startled. / - i got surprised. why do you get scared so easily? - do you get nightmares? / - no, that's not it. i need to do even better when i'm popular. - that's why you can't sleep? / - right. - i see. / - you fly the kite when there is wind.
- kite and wind? / - this is a great chance. i need to talk more in order to survive. - "i need to talk more to survive." / - please sign. - excuse me. / - please sign. - all right. / - he signed it. (this is a historic moment.) what a cool guy. (he promises to stay until the end of the shoot.) - saeho! / - yes.
send this to the president of kbs. heungkook even signed a contract for us. let's now get started with our four guests. youngpyo, do you think you are an ordinary old man or an extraordinary one? i've never thought about it because i had just learned what "fatal old men" means this morning. you didn't know it before? i currently live in canada.
you live in canada? he flew back to korea to broadcast the olympics. he doesn't even know that i'm popular. - he doesn't? / - no. - didn't you know? / - he's the hottest star. i was so surprised. it's impossible. so i explained it to him. he gained popularity during the world cup in brazil, and i'm in the same situation. that's what i told him.
youngpyo, what do you think about heungkook? he likes football very much and he passionately roots for our team, but he's not much help. that's how i think of him. of all sports, football is the most problematic one. it's a problem because once a player becomes a star, he needs to be humble. i go abroad to cheer for them.
- should we start over? / - nobody else does! - let's start over. / - who else would go abroad at his expense to cheer for them? let's start over, heungkook. forget it. it's done already. - we don't have to air it. / - they'll cut it out. what do you think about heungkook? he always travels abroad for world cup and olympics. when i see him in the audience before the game,
i tear up because i'm so thankful. we were able to reach the semi-finals due to coach hiddink's training and the fans' support, - but also / - also? i think heungkook's support played a vital role in the result. - that was a robotic response. / - what do you say? because of incredible footballers like him, korean football exists.
let's ask the same question to byungchul. do you think you're an extraordinary middle-aged man? i admit that i'm a middle-aged man, but... what was the question again? are you ordinary or extraordinary? i'm extraordinary? (he definitely sounds like a middle-aged man.) this is not a quiz. - well... / - he sounds like an old man.
you win a free trip to southeast asia! he thinks this is a quiz show. you win a free trip to southeast asia. enjoy your trip. byungchul won a bronze medal in the olympics and was on happy together. since then, it's been four years. - i come on for every olympic. / - i see. i'm a fencer, choi byungchul.
(london olympics medalist special in august 2012) (he faced lee soogeun in a fencing match with hands.) - that's so funny. / - good job! (he proved himself as the eccentric entertainer.) - why are you sweating? / - byungchul! look at him. you were one of the medalists and now - he's a commentator. / - you're a commentator for kbs. once you become a commentator, you must feel old. - what do you think? / - because he's not retired.
before i became a commentator, i didn't watch my words. - i wasn't reckless, but... / - but? - i think you were reckless. / - no. no, that's not true. you see... (no, that's not what i mean. how can i explain this?) - explain yourself. / - is this what he means? - you have to limit yourself. / - i think - as a broadcaster... / - you're being too cautious. - you're right. / - yes.
- am i right? / - when i talk, i have to be well-spoken and be decent? were you reckless? what on earth do you mean? you see... well... - i... / - please speak! - i usually... / - i'm losing my patience. you're not being cautious. you're not talking at all. - he's overdoing it. / - we need to get good ratings.
- well, i... / - to summarize it, you're now more careful than before, right? - that's right. / - that was so simple. (he speaks more like a grandpa than a middle-aged man.) that's what he meant. - he's more careful now. / - you are saying you're - more careful than before. / - i used to be blunt. actually, you could be eunkwang's older brother. they look alike. i agree.
- right? / - that's right. you could be his older brother. - they have similar hair. / - i found him handsome. - do we look alike? / - you do but it's not that byungchul looks like an idol star. - you look like you'd be a good fencer. / - me? i've never heard that one before. - aren't you good? / - he looks like a fencer. now that she mentions it, you could be one.
- you're good. / - you are! (the younger one is a good fencer, too.) (eunkwang has the fencing dna in him.) wow, he's good! eunkwang, you're an idol star, but you're here as one of the old men. - yes, i am. / - why do you think you were invited? i'm transitioning from an idol star to an older man. - because... / - eunkwang is not too young
- as an idol star. / - i am older. i'm 27. some of the rookie idol stars are even 12 years younger than me. - i see. / - our production staff said that eunkwang's face looks more mature. (does he look older than his age?) - he's in our category. / - he is, right? idol stars usually stand out but you fit right in. he does.
they're all in the same group. we could say that you're youngpyo's family. - seriously. / - you could be his youngest brother. people would believe you if you said that. but i paid so much attention to how i look today. - i'm wearing pink eyeshadow / - i see it now. and i parted my hair in the middle like an idol star. that's what makes you look old. - i agree. / - you're trying to hide it.
- many say i resemble / - you look like park jisung. - a comedian. / - which comedian? - the muscle man. / - lee seungyun! if i gain some weight, i'd look like him. - you do look like seungyun. / - you do. nobody will know if i say this but he looks a lot like my father. - really? / - yes, his face... you can call me a father.
- can i? / - yes. - father. / - yes. is that his foster son? do you remember the 2002 world cup? - of course i do. / - how old were you? - you were 13. / - yes, i was in sixth grade. - he should remember. / - i was 14 then. - is that right? / - you're a year older than him. - you're a year older than me? / - what does that mean?
(jungmin gets angry because she looks old.) jungmin kind of got angry. don't be mistaken. you look older than hyeongyeong. he's shocked that i'm only a year older than him. maybe he thought you were younger than him. please welcome our honorary mc, jungmin. - thank you. / - she's beautiful. - you came on with hyeongyeong. / - you're right.
i have a clear objective. the atmosphere is leaning... am i not better than her? - she's high maintenance. / - "she's high maintenance." this is how you do a body roll. that's it? - it's a robot. / - look. - that's a robot? / - my gosh. you both did well on that episode.
- one of them became a host. / - and not the other. they were the final candidates. jungmin, be honest. it would have hurt your pride to be back. you could have declined. why are you back? no, i don't hold grudges. why would i? you never know what will happen. (she could be the next mc.) - things change. / - she's fierce.
she's intense. she's incredible. are you just here to check how things are here? you should take the job if they offer you one. i kept mentioning how much i wanted to join you, but i got no response. so i'm back today to give it another try. you're on the right track. jungmin, if you could choose the best middle-aged man,
who would you choose? - don't pick me. / - it's too difficult... i won't. - it's too difficult. / - he jumped the gun. i choose youngpyo. she picked twinkling eyes. she's great. it's my first time meeting her. - do you know her? / - yes, she's an actress. - thank you. / - i like you.
- he likes compliments. / - he's definitely an old man. - you took such good care of your body. / - exactly. - i was surprised. / - if you look at handsome men like jung woosung who is in his 40s, but he takes good care of himself. doesn't he have a great fashion sense, too? - he's very sophisticated. / - he has a nice body. he's just wearing a cotton shirt and trousers. he's wearing just trousers and cotton trousers.
- cotton trousers and trousers? / - what did you say? - i said a cotton shirt and trousers. / - he said that. - i said a cotton shirt and trousers. / - i see. he'd be wearing two pairs of trousers then. - what are you saying? / - what do you mean? - that's what i meant. / - that would be weird. you apparently like fitted clothes? he's wearing fitted clothes, right? look at his pants. you must like to show off your figure.
it's not that i like to show off my body. i feel comfortable when my outfit is formfitting - because i'm used to wearing a uniform. / - i see. football players wear tight-fitting uniforms so that it's obvious when opponents grab the uniform. i got used to wearing a tight-fitting uniform. now i feel comfortable in tight-fitting clothes. - he has no belly fat. / - i like tight-fitting shirts. ahn junghwan and youngpyo are
most famous as cool old men among football players. - they're rivals. / - that's right. youngpyo, who do you think is handsomer? - what do you think? / - junghwan is handsomer. - junghwan is? / - do you mean that? i first saw junghwan when he was in college - and i was in high school. / - he surprised me. - he looked amazing back then. / - he was so handsome. - he was such a good football player, / - right.
- and he was very handsome. / - yes. junghwan looked like a foreign player back then. - he looked like a foreigner. / - like a prince. he looked like a prince. because of junghwan, headbands were popular back then. - that's right. / - guys followed his hairstyle. but now he looks like mario in super mario. youngpyo hasn't changed, though. - that's right. / - exactly.
- he didn't gain weight. / - that's right. i gained about one kilogram. (that doesn't count.) - one kilogram is nothing. / - he's like an actress. he's so annoying! (all the actresses might be screaming.) (i was just being honest.) i have a question for you. you found junghwan cool when you first met him.
what was your first impression on lee chunsoo? why would you compare chunsoo to him? - they're close. / - why are you mentioning him? i'm curious since they are all close. - please tell us. / - please be honest with us. when i first saw chunsoo, i was surprised. (he was shocked in different ways.) that's mean.
- that's not what i meant. / - why were you surprised? - what surprised you? / - please tell us. - he could've been surprised by his talents. / - right. i was surprised in many ways. - please elaborate. / - i was surprised in many ways. when chunsoo was a senior in high school, i was a college senior. we met in the olympic team. it was when the olympic team kept winning, but the team lost a game against japan.
- chunsoo joined the team / - korea versus japan. when the team was dispirited. on his first day, we had lunch together, and he sat across my table. while we were eating, chunsoo said, "how could you lose to the japanese olympic team?" he said it in front of his senior players. - how could he say that? / - i can't believe it. i hadn't even participated in that game
because of an injury. - that's unbelievable. / - you even had an injury. after he said that, we were all baffled, and then he said, "if i was in the team, we would've won." - that's unbelievable. / - indeed. - it was / - he's bold. a culture shock to me. - senior players were very strict then. / - i see.
normally, when a junior player acts like that, - his senior scolds him for being rude. / - right. - please go on. / - but he was beyond my imagination. - i know what it feels like. / - your mind went blank. (the youngest player who was mind boggling) - "what was that?" / - there's a threshold - where you decide if someone is rude. / - right. but if they're beyond rude, we give up on them. you're not supposed to touch them.
(chunsoo is untouchable.) - you need to give up on him. / - exactly. - kim sook is like chunsoo. / - that's right. she's beyond our imagination. her senior gave her 100 dollars to buy cigarette, and she bought 100 dollars' worth of cigarettes. - that's right. / - really? sook did that. he told the others not to ask her to run errands.
when i was in college, i asked my junior to buy me milk and a banana. he bought me banana flavored milk. that's a brilliant idea. junghwan used to be the best-looking guy among football players. do you think you can beat him now? - do you think so? / - no. - really? / - he still has the vibe he gave off
when i first saw him. he was not only handsome, but also he had great football techniques. - he's great. / - the way he played football was more elegant than any other players i had met. stop talking about his past. tell us how he is now. - now? / - yes. - is he still as good as he used to be? / - recently... recently, his body has been a little...
a little... - how should i say? it's a little... / - yes? (i don't know how to put it.) - he repeated "a little" many times. / - right. - i guess it means "a lot". / - exactly. - "a little, a little, a little." / - it means "a lot". - goal! oh, no. / - goal! - lee keunho. goal! / - goal! - he scored a goal. / - goal!
- lee keunho pulled it off. / - what did i tell you? i told you he'd score a goal. i heard youngpyo was going to commentate with - hyunmoo for the brazil world cup. / - really? i heard that hyunmoo even finished the screen test. - i'll be honest. / - right. - youngpyo had been selected as a commentator. / - yes. the other companies hired famous commentators - such as ahn junghwan / - that's right.
and cha bumgeun. they were very popular while youngpyo didn't have any experience. / - right. so they considered hiring me to attract viewers. you almost worked with hyunmoo. - did you know about that? / - yes. - how did you feel? / - were you disappointed? were you glad that i decided not to work with you? i was... can i be honest? - of course. / - was it like when you're with chunsoo?
(again, he's lost for words.) was it another culture shock for you? can i be honest? - please be honest. / - it's okay. when i heard the news, the first thing that came to my mind was that it didn't feel right. (i don't like this pair.) i'm glad you didn't work with him.
- my goodness. / - what's the reason? as i expected, he was baffled. it felt wrong to you. i didn't think it would work out well. why? i wanted to keep the nature of football. i would've tried to just make it fun. but i think he would've done a great job. hyunmoo wouldn't have done well due to his voice.
does he really sound like that? (he sounds like he's eaten 100 potatoes.) when did i ever do that? "he scored a goal!" he imitates hyunmoo's mouth shape perfectly. (he imitates hyunmoo) (coughing and taking medications.) (hyunmoo would've taken medications during games.) - show us. / - you're good.
- i have a bad throat. / - exactly. - hyunmoo, show us. / - "lee youngpyo runs." "lee youngpyo runs towards the goal post." lee youngpyo kicks the ball. heading! my goodness. you would've been in trouble if you'd worked with him. - the voice matters. / - of course, it does. among the commentators on three channels, youngpyo was expected to be the worst.
but he turned out to be the best. what do you think makes you better than junghwan? - me? / - what are your strengths? - please be honest. / - what are your strengths? - promote yourself here. / - you're on kbs now. they broadcast world cup games, too. / - right. it's a competition among broadcasting companies. i like junghwan's commentary. i feel at ease. what i like the most about his style is
- the honesty and authenticity. / - right. i think that's what makes his commentary impressive. junghwan's commentary is fun to listen to. youngpyo's... i mean, my dad... (they became like a family.) my dad commentates as if he were teaching. (youngpyo's commentary is like a lesson.) - i understand what he means. / - he explains so well. - youngpyo is charismatic. / - that's right.
- he explains simply. / - i like it fun, too. sports games are meant to be fun, so i like it fun. however, it's possible to make the commentary fun only when our team is winning or it's a tie. it's not fun when our team is losing. when we're losing or the opponent scores a goal, - it's not possible to make it fun. / - that's right. - that's right. / - he has a point. i agree that we should make the game fun,
but i think we can make it fun while keeping the nature of football. (that's my dad.) you're thinking long term. you can make it fun when the team is winning, then. let's say that the commentary is fun in the first half because korea is winning, but if korea ends up losing in the second half, the commentary could suddenly become boring.
- it's hard to keep it fun. / - i have to prevent it. - it makes sense. / - it's logical. people on the internet think that commentator lee youngpyo could be a fortune teller. - i said that he's essential in this match. / - right. the reason is simple. the best player to break their defense is - yes. / - lee keunho. only ten minutes later,
lee keunho scored the first goal. lee youngpyo's prediction was right. - lee keunho kicks the ball. / - shoot! - it's a goal! / - goal! - you said he'd pull it off. / - what did i tell you? you said lee keunho will pull it off. commentator lee youngpyo's prediction ability was covered by foreign media, as well. it was reported that he earned a nickname "octopus".
- they did it! / - kim sinuk made the best use of his height. - he scored a goal! / - goal! - guys, good job. / - good job, everyone. - it's an amazing thing to do. / - the broadcast was ranked number one in ratings after brazil world cup. i just remembered that i'm going to be a commentator for this olympics' football games, too.
- is that so? / - the kbs's mobile broadcasting application called "my k". you'll compete against him. we work for the same broadcasting company. he'll physically be in the commentary box. i'll be giving commentary while having fried chicken. it will be different from his broadcast. - please show us a little. / - show us how you'll do. let's say our team just scored a goal.
- "goal!" / - "keep going!" (the korean team scores a goal at a crucial moment.) - "goal!" / - they scored a goal. - "it was about time." / - "it was about time." "they just went straight to the goal post." that's how old men usually react watching it at home. - "they scored a goal. it was about time." / - right. "i thought they'd score a goal in the first half." then i have a sip of beer.
heungkook, i'm afraid you might get drunk and fall asleep even before the game ends. it won't be a problem as the tv will still be on. in the last olympics, - the korean football team / - the result was... won the bronze medal. - how do you predict this time? / - will they do well? i think... (hesitating)
he's not good at lying. - he's good at predicting. / - it's just that what people anticipate is different from - the objective prediction. / - i understand. if i predict from an objective viewpoint... - please go on. / - is the first game against fiji? - that's correct. / - do we have a chance to beat them? - we do. / - exactly. i think we can crush the fiji team.
(heungkook makes a lame pun.) - i think so, too. / - shall we erase his signature? this contract is meaningless if... - then, i'll go home now. / - please don't. you don't have to. i was just asking. - i think i've done enough. / - please stay. okay. - please tell us your prediction. / - be objective. to tell you my objective opinion,
mexico won the gold medal last time. - mexico is a strong competitor. / - and germany... - germany / - the team is a front-runner. - is obviously a strong team. / - it won't be easy. - that's why... / - it won't be easy this time. let's say we defeat the fiji team. if fiji loses three games, we must defeat either mexico or germany.
- we have to defeat one of them. / - just one of them. - if you look at the korean team's record, / - it is... when our team advanced to quarterfinals, they had five points. - i see. / - i see. our team had five points twice. but in 2000, we didn't make it to quarterfinals even with six points. we failed with two wins and one loss.
- that's right. / - i remember that. rather than getting three points with one win, it's better to get two points with two ties to make it to the quarterfinals. - we need two ties. / - it's an accurate analysis. heungkook, what is your prediction? do you think our team will win a medal? i'm sure our team will be in the top three. - the bronze medal? / - we can win the bronze medal.
i'm positive. if our team defeats the fiji team, - and ties with germany, / - yes. i think it's possible to advance to the quarterfinals. - what if mexico wins? / - it doesn't matter because we'll tie the game against germany. - do you agree? / - no. no. i wish i hadn't heard heungkook.
- what if... / - "i wish i hadn't heard heungkook." (why did we even ask heungkook?) "i wish i hadn't heard heungkook." bye. please don't leave. (heungkook wants to go home.) i can't stay here. - my goodness. / - please sit down. - he simply said no. / - i know you are
- he's so firm. / - a commentator for kbs. - i'm a professional commentator, too. / - he's funny. don't look down the mobile streaming. it's still kbs. and everyone has a mobile device. no one watches games on tv these days. - it's the internet era. / - please calm down. it was a mistake that they hired youngpyo. - that's not true. / - they shouldn't have done it. - i don't think / - he's apologizing.
that came out right. i meant that... you make mistakes all the time. i'm sorry, but byungchul looks so tired. (what happened to byungchul?) - well, that's... / - why would he be tired? - he's been really quiet. / - he didn't say anything, but he looks exhausted. - as i was listening to heungkook, / - yes. - i became dazed. / - why?
i don't know why, but... - when i was talking... / - i became like this. you're dazed. - earlier, byungchul whispered to me, / - right? "heungkook really" "blurts out whatever is on his mind." (he speaks thoughtlessly.) so i said, "i haven't met him before, either." i thought that he's very straightforward.
when i got to the studio, i didn't believe heungkook is very popular these days. i realized how funny he is through this show. - he's really funny. / - i see why he's popular. - indeed. / - they're complimenting heungkook. byungchul, it seems that you feel pressure to be funny on a variety show. you have a habit of asking others - if you're funny on the show. / - really?
it's not like that. in fencing, the results are determined solely by the referee. even if i perform an effective action, - i could lose if the referee says i lose. / - i see. so, i have to always argue that i'm right. - i understand. / - i see. naturally, i developed this habit. i always need to confirm that i'm right. in other words, i justify myself.
- i need assurance. / - in everyday life? - yes. / - do you do that to your girlfriend, too? you're right. i tend to do that to my girlfriend. - do you keep asking her if she loves you? / - no. - what do you say, then? / - it's not like that. i tell her that what i'm doing is a right thing to do. when you're eating, do you ask others, "i'm eating, right?" - that's ridiculous. / - "i'm eating, right?"
- "i'm chewing properly, right?" / - that's ridiculous. - "this is spicy pork, right?" / - is that what you do? - "this is a nine-dollar dish, right?" / - no. do you ask your girlfriend, "did i kiss well?" - do you ask that to your girlfriend? / - do you? i ask, "it was good, wasn't it?" - oh, i see. / - do you really ask that? - you're always careful. / - he must get excited - while giving commentary. / - yes. i can't help it.
he says, "he touched him." "he touched him well." - you actually say that, right? / - yes, i do. - and we call it "sword". / - i see. so, i would say, "he touched him really well." and other times, we say, - "he stabbed him." / - my goodness. - is that true? / - my goodness. - isn't it inappropriate? / - that's not appropriate.
- it's not like you're a cook. / - people would be - shocked when you say that. / - stabbing? fencers use that expression to cheer each other. - you wouldn't use it for commentary. / - i don't. what would you say instead? many fencing terms are french. - i see. / - are they french? - we understand french. don't worry. / - i'm curious.
tell us everything. (heungkook makes another lame pun.) - another lame pun. / - that was funny. - he made a pun. / - i think he's taking lessons. i go to a school for puns. (he gets top grades at the school for puns.) - what's wrong? / - hold on a second. people like the jokes heungkook makes, right? - that's right. / - people like his jokes.
didn't you even research before this? - you're surprised by that, aren't you? / - yes, i am. it's not that people like all of his jokes. - they don't like all of them. / - is that so? - hear selectively. / - right. when he makes that kind of joke, people still smile while thinking it's lame. do you enjoy watching that? maybe, he likes it when people hate his jokes.
you're so peculiar. some middle-aged men enjoy that reaction. - is that so? / - yes. - you know? / - yes. youngpyo, have you ever heard that you look like an old man? - no one has ever said that to me. / - i see. "you look like a middle-aged man." do people ever say you're old-fashioned?
i haven't heard anything like that before. - have you ever felt a generation gap? / - no. i think he's lying. - he answered very fast. / - he's lying. i asked him to see if he's lying. - when i ask this, / - yes. the seniors say they don't feel a generation gap while the young people say they definitely feel it. - that's how people react. / - they never admit it.
- exactly. / - right. i feel a generation gap when i hear new words - on the internet. / - i see. - you don't understand them? / - no. do you know what pp means? (pp) no, i don't. what does that mean? - what is pp? / - it stands for "profile picture". oh, i see.
- do you know what twh is? / - pardon? - twh. / - it's an old expression. - oh, no. / - what does it mean? - he doesn't know. / - "tell me what i want to hear." - okay. / - do you know sf? - pardon? / -sf. - i don't think he knows that. / - sf. - sns friend. / - what's that? - suwon friend. / - do you...
- suwon friend. / - suwon friend? then, does bf stand for bucheon friend? - that's so funny. / - don't you know sf? you call a friend from gangwon province, gf. how about uc? people use this expression a lot. - unlikable character? / - that's correct. - good. / - wow.
- that's an easy one. / - how about ppw? - what? / - ppw. - i know what it means. / - ppw. - you all know what it means, right? / - yes. - take a guess. / - you don't know, do you? - ppw. / - take a guess. the prettiest person (i think i know it.) - in the world? / - in the world.
- that's correct. / - is that correct? byungchul, are you much older than your girlfriend? - i'm six years older than her. / - i see. - that's not a big age gap. / - that's right. i assume you don't feel a generation gap. i don't feel a generation gap often, but i feel it when it comes to music preferences. - they don't have a big age gap. / - why is that? i'm sorry to say this, but i don't like idol groups.
- i see. / - i like the songs from the 1970s and 1980s. like bon jovi's songs? - bon jovi? / - i really like bon jovi. - i knew it. / - i listen to his songs a lot. steelheart. ♪ it's my life ♪ - i like that song, too. / - ♪ shot through the heart ♪ i like those kind of songs while my girlfriend likes electronic music genre.
- like edm? / - does she like edm? edm? who is your favorite korean singer? kim kwangsuk. - you like sentimental songs. / - it's quite different. i like songs that make me cry. that's why you look so calm. when i was in the national team, i often watched music program like "i am a singer".
the junior athletes would leave me alone. (why?) - i'd cry while watching the show. / - i see. - i get immersed in emotions. / - they left you alone? yes. when i started crying, - they left me alone in the room. / - really? that's how i relieve stress. (it's a unique way to appreciate old songs) (for a young man who acts like an old man.)
is it true that you weren't as attentive as now? - that's true. / - why? back then, i was only focusing on fencing training. the training always came first. when my girlfriend asked me, "what's more important to you?" "me or fencing?" - what did you say? / - i said fencing was important.
- oh, dear. / - she must've felt sad. - fencing was important for you. / - but it was true. i told her i was sorry, but that was the truth. - how about now? / - she's more important now. how about fencing? what's fencing to you now? i have to stop fencing soon. (he has to retire soon.) - you're unbelievable. / - he's wise. - he's wise. / - that's how life goes.
don't you agree? - i agree with you. / - me, too. - is it the same for you? / - singing versus love. yes. singing has been my everything. i haven't had a girlfriend since i debuted. - you're devoted to singing. / - yes. - you are? / - i'm devoted to singing and - to my fans. / - is that the only reason? we will find out the reasons.
we can be the judge. perhaps no one asked you out. - how about you, hyunmoo? / - i'm jealous. i heard you're asked out a lot when you're a celebrity. yes. how is it for you, eunkwang? - you shouldn't lie. / - i've never been hit on. why not? - but you're attractive. / - i think so too. i could've gotten hit on at least once.
- i'm sure you did. / - is there any girl from a girl group that you think is cute? recently, i thought... - gosh. / - tell us honestly. - it's okay. / - i thought seulgi - from red velvet is cute. / - wow! - seulgi. / - seulgi! - you're being honest. / - you're wise. - that's awesome. / - eunkwang.
(can we go out, seulgi?) you are very wise. that's crazy. let's stop it now. you're the boring one. i'm doing just fine. i once said i didn't know myungsoo would be so funny. - my friends said, / - yes. "he's not very funny on tv."
- but... / - he's got the talent to subtly offend you. - that's not it. / - i love it. - i love it. / - he's got the talent. - he poked the sore spot. / - that's not it. - he poked it. / - he did. it's true because he appears to be boring on tv. (he keeps attacking myungsoo.) actually, he's much better after the editing.
you're very precise. i think he's much better during the shoot. - he says myungsoo's boring. / - i said it - so that he would feel better. / - he's right. you said it so that he'll feel better? (he plays innocent.) you're laughing so loudly. it's his first time laughing like that. it's his first time laughing so hard.
lee chunsoo is the best football player. (myungsoo takes revenge.) youngpyo, i heard there's a girl group you like. - me? / - yes. is it true? i like s.e.s and fin.k.l. - that's too old. / - that's too old. you went too far. you sound old-fashioned. these days? among the new girl groups... - you don't know any, do you? / - well...
- it's all right. tell us. / - gugudan? sonamoo? (heungkook is up-to-date with girl groups.) - he knows a lot. / - he even knows gugudan. brave girls? dia? yes. (somehow) (he's so different from youngpyo.) i heard jungmin analyzed middle-aged men's fashion.
- what is it? / - middle-aged men's fashion. there are many fashion accessories, right? middle-aged men have their favorites. - what are those? / - they like bluetooth headphones. oh, the bluetooth headphones. they always put the car key on their belts. - on the belt. / - many people do that. they also like to turn up their collars. - that's his fashion. / - his collar's turned up.
(here's one.) i am sorry. were you talking about me? no. i just saw it now. those collars are too small. it once used to be a popular fashion style. lastly, they wear hiking trousers, which is okay. the problem is that they wear fancy belts with it. (they wear fancy belts with hiking trousers.)
- hiking trousers and fancy belts. / - yes. jungmin talked about the middle-aged men's fashion. do you want to add anything to her opinion? this is a particular behavior they do. - what is it? / - they do this while walking. (this is how they blow their nose.) - i hate that. / - some of them do this. - who does that? / - what's that? all the female writers got shocked.
recently, i saw a guy doing this. "gosh. it went all over my clothes." - no! / - he did that. - he did that. / - look. that's nothing. (he spits a lump.) that's disgusting. i'll tell you one. what is it?
it's about how old men wear a dress shirt. they tuck the shirt inside their underpants. - no way. / - really? they do that. - they do that. / - right? they don't like the shirt sticking out, so they just tuck it into their underpants. - that's right. / - i can't believe it.
- i totally agree. / - how could they... - am i wrong? / - you're right. - people do it. / - there's no point of doing it. young people... - when you go to a public bath, / - there's nothing - you might see people's shirt / - wrong with that. sticking out of their underpants. - it happens. / - what's wrong? - no way. / - that's their way of dressing.
i'll show you how they put on a toner. - a toner? / - you will use that? - when young people do it, / - that's coffee. they put some on their hands first. then they apply it. this is what old men do. (they splash it onto their face.) who does that? - it's true. / - who does that? - he's right. / - he's right.
- who does that? / - they don't do this. you mean they splash it on their face. they just splash it. - this is what they really do. / - they do that. (they apply it all over their body.) (everyone agrees with it.) - they use it for their whole body. / - right. they even put it on their bottom. this is what my friend does.
after applying it on his face, he moves on to these areas. - please stop. / - that's too much. - you should apologize. / - apologize. - i have to apologize again? / - the old men are... i am sorry. i'll go home first. - seriously... / - they do that because... not everyone does it though. they think what they can use on their face
- that's not it. / - is safe for the whole body. - it smells good. / - the toner smells good. - it's not a bad thing. / - that's why they do it. they don't want to waste it as well. - they feel bad to waste it. / - indeed. youngpyo, you take shower all the time. - don't you agree with us? / - you must have stories. some old men almost puke while brushing their teeth. a lot of people do that.
there are lots of old men like that in my town. how do they do it? they do it like this. (he almost chokes on a toothbrush.) they do this. that's nothing. there's a man who does this extremely fast. how does he do? while i was washing my hair, he was like this.
(he impersonates an old man brushing his teeth.) (he brushes his teeth intensely.) (it's almost like using an electric toothbrush.) i thought... (it's insane.) i thought he was about to throw up. he was brushing his teeth so fast. (i am the fastest.) (let's see who's faster.)
(i lost.) oh, dear. that's nothing. this is something. gosh. so... wait. who makes that sound while brushing teeth? (screaming) - i am serious. / - who does that? no. it's true. i'm sorry.
(she got hit accidently.) i am serious. - i know what you mean. / - five hits per second? (he makes a lot of foam, too.) one of my foreigner friends saw korean old men doing that. (old man) (i am an old man.) (i am an old man, too.)
you must've experienced other public bath cultures. - i... / - did you find many differences? since i played in european teams, i'll tell you about public baths in europe. in europe, it's a mixed bathing system. - men and women use it together. / - that's why you... - it's mostly like that in europe. / - yes. - almost all? / - i went to a training in austria. there was a lady staying next to my hotel room.
the doors were so close that i sometimes ran into her, and we greeted each other. after about two days, i ran into her in the sauna. oh, my gosh. the lady? we went into different lockers, but we met inside the bathhouse. (a man and a woman) - you were both naked. / - yes. - really? / - it was in the sauna.
we ran into each other. - what happened? / - it would've been fine if we didn't know, but we had greeted each other. so when we ran into each other, it was embarrassing. - oh, dear. / - then i ran into her again the next day when i opened the door. it felt a little different that time. - how was it different? / - what was the feeling? - i felt embarrassed. / - right.
she didn't mind it at all, did she? - she didn't mind it at all. / - right. - eunkwang, / - yes. i heard you're learning to act. - is that right? / - i prepared to act zo insung's role in "something happened in bali". - that's good. / - i'll do a short part. when are you free? (his acting of this scene is legendary.)
- go, eunkwang. / - give it a try. ("something happened in happy together") (lee sujeong) hello? can i see you? (he looks just like insung.) - that's good. / - he's good. - he looks like he's really crying. / - yes. (the viewer rating is going up.)
i am busy today. (he did quite well, but it's funny.) - i know what that is. / - it's nice. - all of a sudden... / - eunkwang is famous for his amazing singing ability. - he's famous. / - yes. he's unbelievably talented. - he sings with his cheekbones. / - right. - i sing with my cheekbones. / - you do.
my cheekbones are unusually big. - is there a song you can sing for us? / - is there? there's a song i want to sing. i sing this song to warm up my voice. it's "tears" by so chanwhee. really? - i love that song. / - you sing that to warm up? it's a difficult song for a man. (it won't be easy.) (he gets ready to sing with his cheekbones.)
(i will be hurt) (he sings with a nasal voice.) (i want his cheekbones.) (he reaches high notes quite easily.) (don't forget) (my love) (you are in me) (he managed to sing such a difficult song.) bravo.
- he is really good. / - you did it. - he's really good. / - he's amazing. - he's unbelievable. / - he could reach the high notes. heungkook can sing four octaves, too. - he's amazing. / - i can just climb up the stairs. (we give up now.) that was funny. - since we brought it up, / - yes.
let's do a test and see how old-fashioned we are. - let's do it. / - it's going to be fun. - we prepared it. / - i will read the examples. - raise your hands if it applies to you. / - okay. please be honest. - okay. here's the first one. / - please read it. when you meet someone, you check his age first. if he's younger, you immediately talk informally. - please be honest. / - in three, two, one.
heungkook, why don't you raise your hand? - i'm not like that. / - really? you just talk informally without checking the age. hey! when did i do that? - okay. / - he spoke formally to me. - right? / - yes. see? he must've done that because you look old. - he thought you were his age. / - he thought so.
- he thought you were old. / - he did look old. it's not easy to speak informally to him. - next. / - when you see someone successful, you immediately look for his weaknesses and flaws. (myungsoo raised his hand.) that's bad. - myungsoo. / - myungsoo raised his hand. everything's applied to you? - i am old-fashioned, too. / - he's really...
he's really honest. he's really like that. he knows himself so well. it's really bad to lie about yourself. - right. / - he's answering honestly. he admits it. you're annoyed by younger people who show up late. let's check. in three, two, one. (myungsoo and heungkook raised their hands.) - is it your special today? / - is it?
- myungsoo. / - are we the old gits? i think you'd say something to them. people are late sometimes. - are you sure? / - i think they'd say something. - i never. / - youngpyo, do you do that? - i stayed in korea until 2003. / - yes. when i was in korea, i was used to that culture. but when you go abroad, age doesn't matter. right.
ever since i went abroad, i changed completely. you never scolded chunsoo? he was beyond the norm. - he was beyond it? / - he was. (chunsoo was like a foreigner all the time.) i check the time, but i don't say anything. - i don't... / - that's not true. let's say the standby time is nine o'clock. when i'm running a little late, he calls me.
"where are you, hyunmoo? where are you?" that's even scarier. he doesn't tell me to hurry up. he asks where i am. - why do you call me? / - myungsoo asks me to. - you know what's even scarier? / - what is it? do you know what my agent says? he says, "we'd better hurry up. jaeseok knows it all." (jaeseok knows everything.) "jaeseok knows why we are late."
(then he gets back to his senses.) and i tell my agent to hurry up. it's true. jaeseok even checks the security cameras installed near his house. you keep mentioning about your connections. myungsoo should raise his hand. (his love for famous people is consistent.) here you go. my friends are g-dragon and zico.
- chanyeol. / - iu. - iu. / - right. so you've never done that. - you have to be honest. / - be honest. - you've never done that? / - i've never. you've never bragged about knowing a celebrity? next. you think younger people have to be in charge of cooking when you eat a barbecue. - that's a good one. / - in three, two, one.
- i don't agree with this. / - of course. - i don't agree. / - i don't either. - of course. / - why do you think that way? - it's the younger people's job. / - can't you do it? i did it when i was younger. yet you don't say anything when they are late? i was late too when i was their age. - that's the logic. / - there's a guy like this. he used to say, "i'm sorry, jaeseok,"
"but i'm bad at cooking. i burn the meat all the time." - some people are bad at it. / - will you be all right? - don't you hate burnt meat? / - it will taste bad. - even so... / - are you upset? - he sounded upset. / - he did. - i would tell him. / - tell him what? i'll tell him when to flip. (he will train the person.) - the meat... / - he'll be your avatar.
i'll teach him to only flip it once. don't you have your own rules of grilling meat? what if he asks you to do it yourself? he might say that he's afraid of burning the meat. i would ask for another tong, so we can do it together. - he's persistent. / - he won't give up easily. although we're just pretending, i feel suffocated. (this guy is suffocating.) how does the national football team do barbecue?
- what do you do? / - when we do barbecue, the younger people grill meat. does chunsoo do the grilling, too? chunsoo is an exception. (chunsoo belongs to a different category.) he's different. actually, it's hard to ask a successful one to grill - the meat even if he's younger. / - he might pay. - when that happens... / - you should stay quiet.
barbecues taste the best when someone else pays. are you in bad terms with chunsoo? - no, i like chunsoo. / - they're close. - i don't think... / - he's just joking. he's on television a lot these days. among all the players of the national football team, he's the most tender-hearted person. - he's tender-hearted. / - right. - he is. / - he's such a sweet man.
you should say that. not grilling meat - doesn't make him a bad person. / - no. - it's perfectly fine. / - right. let's say you two are having a barbecue. who would cook? i would cook. how about when you're with junghwan? when he's with a younger person, he doesn't cook.
when he's with an older person, he cooks. - he's very precise. / - yes. how about jaeseok and myungsoo? who would cook? - we... / - jaeseok and myungsoo? jaeseok does it. we do it together most of the time. - i usually cook. / - i see. he's older than me. - jaeseok grills the meat, too? / - i grill the meat. how much more does he need to look after you?
- they're very close. / - at least he doesn't have to feed me. (he manages to eat on his own.) i no longer bother to hold a fart. in three, two, one. (heungkook raises his hand.) you're not supposed to hold it. - aren't you supposed to hold it? / - is that right? - eunkwang is confused. / - eunkwang?
- i don't hold it. / - you're famous for farting. recently, i started to hold it. - why? / - so many people blame me. - who did? / - you should leave after farting. did something happen because of farting? i was watching a movie with seongjae. - i farted. and he got really upset. / - okay. he put on a straight face and said, "why do you fart beside me?"
it must've been really bad. i heard "inner farting" is a thing among idols. "inner farting". - what? / - it's like farting inside. oh, farting inside. when you hold it for a long time, it explodes inside. - you fart inside. / - the gas can't escape. sometimes, it comes out as a burp when you hold it too much.
when you hold it, it explodes inside. this show is so disgusting. - youngpyo, don't you fart during a game? / - yes. - you do. / - you fart while playing football? - of course. / - of course he does. - when you hold it... / - don't you just fire it? (they can fart as loud as they want.) what's next? you keep emphasizing that you were once successful.
- "i used to be..." / - but you're all successful now. - in three, two, one. / - in three, two, one. anybody? (byungchul and heungkook raised hands.) (byungchul becomes more like an old man.) (youngpyo is still good.) i didn't know, but whenever i drink, i tend to talk about the old days. - you do that too? / - you talk about your past.
"hey, when i was popular," "my song hit the nation." but my friends complain. they say, "do you know how many times you've said it?" then i say, "sorry." i tell them it was my mistakes. - but... / - byungchul? i'm not retired yet. i'm planning to retire this year.
the younger athletes tell me that i should step down now. - they say that? / - you must feel bad. they've seen me lose too many times these days. whenever they say that, i start - bragging about my past. / - the gold medal. i emphasize my achievements. i say that i used to beat all the famous fencing athletes in the world.
i tell them that i beat those athletes. - i realize that i was acting like that. / - i see. youngpyo, don't you do that, too? don't you talk about the 2002 fifa world cup? i talk a lot about the 2002 fifa world cup. - that time... / - you should've raised your hand. - is that right? / - you should've. - what do you say? / - what do you say? - to future football stars... / - i don't say it to
junior korean football players. when i go abroad, - they always bring up 2002 world cup. / - of course. this is what i realized after talking to many people. if i ask, "where were you last august?" they don't remember. however, if i ask, "where were you in june of 2002?" they remember. everyone was surprised by the 2002 fifa world cup. when i want to share memories, - i talk about year 2002. / - do you do this as well?
"when i was your age," - "i trained much harder." / - have you ever said that? "i even sacrificed sleep to kick balls." have you ever told them... his eyes look so scary. (why are you glaring at me?) he must be thinking, "how dare you ask me that?" he glared. - my goodness. / - the question is a bit...
- is it a rude question? / - yes. no, it's a good question. - really? / - it's a good question. i do not say that to younger athletes because i heard the same things myself. when a senior athlete had told me the same thing, i thought that he was talking of the bygone time. if i see a junior athlete slacking off in practices, i try to be understanding.
i tell him that i used to do the same. then i tell him how slacking off can lead to bad results. it's more effective. have you seen chunsoo giving advice to junior athletes? these days, chunsoo gives good advice. (chunsoo changed after he retired?) it felt very refreshing
- to see him do that. / - how nice! i did not expect that from him. at this rate, we should give him an appearance fee. (we should give him an appearance fee.) - we talked about him. / - we are on a tight budget. - really? / - we are on a tight budget. (we are sorry, chunsoo.) - give us the next question. / - all right. when you speak,
your subordinates lower their heads or look away. when i speak... - they feel uncomfortable. / - in three, two, one. what? (for the first time, he admitted being an old man.) you never forget a subordinate who opposes my view. i see. - wait a minute. / - my goodness. he hesitated for a second.
you often use expressions, "back in our days" and "don't ask questions and just do it." will youngpyo raise his hand? he is thinking. i used to think that way. (he is an old man in every aspect.) - raise your hand. / - you should raise your hand. byungchul looks like he wants to raise his hand, too. i can explain myself. - we... / - "we"?
- you formed a team. / - it's "we" now. i think we might be victims of structural issues in korean sports circles. - there is a specific culture. / - that's right. before i left korea in 2003, i often used those expressions. my thoughts changed after i left korea. the thoughts i had before 2003 and the paradigm shift i had after that
simultaneously exist within me. i'm not sure if i should raise my hand. i recently met up with koo jacheol and had a conversation with him. i could feel the dignity and confidence - he possesses. / - i'm sure he does. seeing him made me think, "i used to be like him when i was his age."
the image of jacheol replayed in my head for a while after our conversation. - i admire his confidence. / - you call it confidence, but you two had a conflict in opinions, right? otherwise, it would not have left an impression. he said that jacheol's image replayed in his head. i bet he woke up from sleep thinking, "that jerk is unbelievable." - that brat... / - "koo jacheol."
- "koo jacheol." / - "koo jacheol." "koo jacheol!" "koo jacheol." perhaps it was like that. i was in the national team with jacheol before i retired. back then, when i said something, no one opposed to my words. everyone just said "yes" to me.
- how have things changed? / - things are different now that i have retired. when we share opinions now... - you are upset. / - no, i am not. you are clearly upset. - i can see it in your eyes. / - don't cry. - i am experiencing that now. / - really? it's understandable. before i retired, people did not object to my words
even if they disagreed. when a junior athlete opposed me for the first time, it was very memorable. (he tries to play cool.) all right. - he became teary-eyed. / - we got it. when i talk to junior athletes, i do not talk about everyday matters. i often tell them that
they need to change their ways. - when i do that, / - they look away, right? they lower their heads. they don't want to listen to you. (he smiles without saying something again.) even if what you are saying is right, they don't want to hear it. in the london olympics, - koo jacheol did an amazing job. / - that's right.
he asked, "why?" about ten times. - "why?" / - "why?" he blocks it with a tackle. the referee gave koo jacheol (his "why" showed his confidence.) a warning. he didn't raise his hand earlier, but i think youngpyo should have raised his hand with "you often talk about your ties with celebrities."
he keeps bringing up lee chunsoo and koo jacheol. you didn't raise your hand when you should have. - it seems that way. / - i apologize. (he remains cool.) - i have a question for you. / - okay. sometimes, you say, - "i want to punch you in the face." / - that's right. - do you mean that? / - you asked me to do it. "punch me if you want. it will cost you 3,000 dollars."
"punch me." we really thought about doing it. when i said punching me will cost 8,000 dollars, haha started a fundraising. he really wanted to punch me. - i said, "i was only joking." / - holding a grudge... - may i punch you for 300 dollars? / - no. let me punch you for 600 dollars. - what? / - give me 600 dollars. i can take a punch.
what are you talking about? - let's hear the next question. / - all right. after giving advice to a junior colleague, you feel proud of yourself. will he raise his hand? - let's see. in three, two, one. / - three, two, one. (byungchul and myungsoo) raise your hand, youngpyo. you gave a wise saying about world cups.
"you don't participate in world cups" "to gain experience." "it's where you prove yourself." his heartfelt advice to the junior athletes became the best saying of the year. you don't participate in world cups to gain experience. it's where you prove yourself. - you left a saying. / - after you said that, did you happen to be like
(did his heart swell with pride?) "i'm really cool." - i know what you mean. / - you get impressed... "i can't believe those words came from me." let me tell you what happened after i said those words. sports commentators including ahn junghwan and i had a meal after i said those words. i felt a bit bad. i had to say it as a sports commentator.
personally, i felt bad for the junior athletes. junghwan was sitting in front of me. i told him, "my heart is heavy." - then junghwan replied. / - what did he say? "you are the one who sent them here." he jokingly said that. even if the words had to be said, they are still your junior colleagues.
- that's right. / - it's understandable that your heart felt heavy. - my heart felt heavy. / - i see. (youngpyo felt bad for his words.) jaeseok gives advice to hyunmoo. - he often does. / - i know because i am close to them. he says, "hyunmoo, you are on a lot of programs." "you shouldn't take on so many jobs." "enjoy your life." then hyunmoo gets touched
and says, "i understand." the next day, i will see an article about hyunmoo's new program. (hyunmoo is the host of the new program.) - heungkook gives me a lot of advice. / - i see. he texts me because he wakes up early in the morning. - i would get a text at 7:30 a.m. / - what does it say? - "be humble." / - it's a simple advice. the next day, i would get, "lower your head." it sounds like a spam message.
the next day... i would get a photo of his daughter. "she is my hope." then the next day, it would be "buy a building." "buy a building." "did you film a commercial by yourself?" it's all over the place. does nam jin text you? "be humble."
- does he tell you to be humble? / - he does. he used to be a president of korea singers association. what advice do your senior singers give you? since i am the president of korea singers association, they tell me to become the best president i can be. heungkook says that, but this is what he said after making me sit next to him. "why do you work so hard?" i said, "because i enjoy my work." then he said,
"you must be happy. work so that you can be happy." he put emphasis on my happiness. an abundance of work does not lead to happiness. aren't you in a lot of programs? you said you will make the most of your popularity. - you must get the right timing. / - you are popular. that's right. my popularity keeps me awake at night. (you fly the kite when there is wind.) you said, "you fly the kite when there is wind."
your own words contradict each other. contrary to his advice, he takes on a lot of jobs. what about you, byungchul? excuse me. this part will be edited out if you stop now. no, this part will be aired. - it was funny. / - it was funny. fencing is an individual sport. - that's right. / - that's right.
when the best fencers in the country gather for the olympics, your own teammates end up being your opponents. - they are your rivals. / - it's not like football. that's why fencers hide their talents. i tend to be open about my talents. it makes me think, "i am a man of great caliber." (he is shameless in his boasting.)
i have goosebumps. - unbelievable! / - "i am a man of great caliber." do my words really give you goosebumps? you talked like a chef who is proud of his naengmyeon. (byungchul's naengmyeon is served in big bowls.) (i am a man of great caliber.) heungkook said yes to eight, myungsoo, seven and youngpyo, six. do i get a penalty for being an old git?
byungchul got six. - that's not that many. / - no. does your daughter complain about you being an old man? - my wife and daughter are in korea now / - really? since my daughter's on summer break. she grew up a lot. she is in high school now. - she is 170cm tall. / - really? - she is tall. / - her mom must be tall. my moustache recently started turning white.
(i'm 58 years old now.) she said, "are you really my dad? you became old." - it has been a while. / - she said her heart aches. she told me to take good care of my health. - she is right. / - she grew up. she's a good girl and i am grateful. last time she was on happy together, jungmin made saeho's face look slimmer - with makeup. / - it was amazing.
many people asked me if i lost weight or if i was ill. my mother was so startled. "what happened to your face?" - i told her that it was makeup. / - she used makeup to make his face look slimmer. she will work her magic on heungkook today. your daughter mentioned your white moustache. can you fix that? - of course i can. / - can you make it dark again?
i can make it dark again. - it will make you look younger. / - really? jungmin is an expert. she's in many beauty programs. - that's right. / - let's give it a go. (in three minutes, she'll make him look) (30 years younger.) - i will work on his moustache first. / - okay. i recommend using a mascara. - you need it. with this, / - it's for eyes, but...
comb the moustache. (comb the moustache with a mascara.) (it makes him look manlier.) - the effect is instant. / - it's turning dark. - it's turning dark. / - comb along the grain. then go against the grain once. - comb it upwards. / - so it's applied well. doing so will apply the mascara more evenly. he looks nice.
- one side is done. / - let's see it. - he looks manly. / - he does. - do you have a mirror? / - no, i don't. how do you not carry anything? - this is how you do it. / - do the other side. - take off your glasses. / - we need before and after. - we need before and after. / - i can do the sideburns. - sideburns? / - his sideburns show under the hat. - that's right. / - i can make them darker.
his sideburns will look neater with mascara. it does look neat. it will come off easily with shampoo. (heungkook becomes younger with a kohl pencil.) it looks natural. he likes manly looks. i do like it. he is cute. - take a look. / - this is nice.
compare the two sides. - it's nice. / - it is, right? i knew you'd like it. - do his eyebrows. / - comb your brows with a mascara. i am sure your brows used to be thicker. - that's right. / - they were. wait, that looks funny. that looks funny? - my goodness. / - "wait, that looks funny."
why would you do this to me? i think it's smudged. he looks like angry bird. it's a perfect look for a variety show. - it looks great. / - that's right. - turn your face. / - he looks like angry bird. (he is annoyed.) you are an amateur, aren't you? he is like any other fathers. he complains a lot.
- you are right. / - i am a father. he looks much younger. he looks like his younger self. - you look much younger. / - really? his eyebrows look okay. i knew you would like it. let's change the tapes. thank goodness. gosh, i am tired.
(waiting room, kim heungkook) (he is stretching to wake up.) (every father in the world is tired.) i need to keep my words. i signed a contract. looking at a photo of my daughter energizes me. i will do my best until the end. (the shooting resumes.) you are well-known for being a self-made man. you started when you had nothing
and made it to the national team. i heard that you went through many struggles. (youngpyo was the best fullback in korea.) (there's a story behind the splendor of his success.) when i first joined the national team for the olympics, i was not a regular member, but a test member. i was a test member. back then, huh jungmoo was in charge
of both the national team and the olympics team. we had a practice match against university students. - what happened? / - we lost one to zero because of me. - what happened? / - my mistake helped them - score a goal. / - because of your mistake? - i was a test member. / - it must be unforgettable. i thought my life as a football player was over. i couldn't help but think that way.
the coach explained the strategy in the half-time, but the words did not register. - you thought you were done. / - i thought i was over. "what am i going to do?" i was only thinking about it. other players entered the field in the second half, but i remained sitting without thinking. coach huh said, "why are you not going in?" - really? / - i thought i would be switched out, but he gave me another chance.
(huh jungmoo gave him another chance.) i still remember the moment clearly. when i ran back into the field, i felt as if every cell in my body was revived. i went in there and gave a completely different play. i scored a goal, but scoring a goal wasn't even important to me. a chance that was given in the moment of despair
touched me greatly. - after the game, / - this is like a drama. coach huh jungmoo told me this. "you have everything you need." he gave me a message of hope. his words left an impression. i became a member of the national team a week later. your coach's words changed you. not even your family knew you were chosen.
they found out from reading a newspaper. that happened when i was chosen for the olympics. the happiest moment in my career was when i joined the national team. what i told you was when i was chosen for the olympics. i got a call one sunday morning. it was a call from jung haeseong, one of the coaches of the national team at the time. he said, "you are in the national team."
"don't tell anyone and join the team on monday." upon hearing that, i teared up. - didn't you expect it? / - i did not expect it at all. i was in university at that time. it was hard for a student to join the national team. i realized that my dream had come true. i was with my sister, but i didn't tell her anything
because the coach instructed me not to. i didn't even tell her anything. i lived in anyang back then, so i took a bus home. in the bus, i looked outside the window. i thought to myself, "has the world always been this beautiful?" - i had that thought. / - you have those moments. on my way home,
- everything looked beautiful. / - i understand. - it's understandable. / - even the trash on streets looked beautiful. i thought, "has the world always been this beautiful?" i can understand that. - youngpyo... / - but then... (if the past ten years of effort has brought me here,) (where i'd be standing in ten years) (will depend on what i do today.)
("where will you be standing ten years down the road?") you have a signature move. - the fake dribble. / - when did you start doing it? i started doing it since middle school. is it something only you can do? - anyone can do it. / - many players do it. while anyone can do it, you have to remember this. no one can take the ball away from you if you master the move.
unless you make a mistake, you will win 100 times out of 100 with it. when you master a move, it comes out in the most unexpected situations. it comes out when you're not even thinking about it. you might get out of a crisis with a dribble and not remember it. you neither judge nor - think of the situation, / - it's your instinct.
but your body reacts. this is what you call a signature move. youngpyo and jaeseok have something in common. they keep their eyes on the road ahead of them. they are not interested in other jobs. - are you like that? / - he focuses on programs. i am not interested in anything other than football. i think he should run a travel agency. - why? / - his name sounds like "ticket" in korean.
youngpyo's airplane tickets. - youngpyo... / - isn't it hilarious? "let me help you with the boarding procedures." - you should sell bottled water. / - why? your name sounds like "water" in korean. in that case, you should sell stone statues. - hyunmoo should sell radishes. / - he can... he can find something else, too. why don't you open a football academy?
- i am thinking about it. / - you like the idea. - it's related to football. / - it's your field. it's inside the boundaries of football. this is what i believe about football. the team with the good passes wins. - that's right. / - in football, if you hold on to the ball in a football game, everyone's attention focuses on you. the 22 players, tens of thousands of spectators
and cameras focus on the ball. keeping the ball to yourself is fun and thrilling because you're in the spotlight. it makes you want to do something to show off. - it's understandable. / - if you do that, you will shine and receive attention. however, your team will suffer since you will miss the timing to make a pass. a pass is an act of sharing.
it's an act of sharing the attention with your fellow players. the team that shares more, will win and shine. the parents who spend money on a football academy would want their children to shine. i understand that your philosophy's very nice. "why is my child not getting the ball?" "why wouldn't that kid pass the ball to my child?"
this is what i learned from football. in order to win, you must first learn how to lose. the person who has lost a lot knows how to win. that's very you. it's better to lose as a child and win as an adult. if it's the other way around, it would be harder. the match you commentated on
always got the best viewer ratings. it must put a lot of pressure on you. i am sure you want to remain on the top. to be honest, i don't feel that way. if the match doesn't get the best viewer ratings, it's a problem for the broadcasting station, not us. it's not really a problem for the commentators. that's a dangerous claim. - my goodness. / - you think it's only kbs' problem?
i have pondered on the matter once. i didn't become a sports commentator to feel pressured. i cannot control the viewer ratings. i decided to do the best in what i can do and not to worry about what i cannot control. the two of you will commentate for the rio olympics. please say a few words of determination. byungchul, you can go first. this is my fourth time joining the olympics.
i will be joining as a sports commentator. since this will be my debut performance, i hope you would send me your support. - i will do my best. / - good luck. i will be sure to watch the games. it's your turn, youngpyo. in seven hours, the football match will begin. it will be korea versus fiji.
korea is expected to win by scoring three or five more goals than fiji. i hope you will watch the game. thank you. (watch korea versus fiji on kbs.) i would like to thank the guests for joining us today. i am impressed that heungkook's stayed until the end. - i know. / - it's amazing. (the contract forbade him to leave early.) (it will go down in history.)
i could see that his eyes were closed. - can you see my eyes? / - yes. - really? / - i can see from the sides. - really? / - it's very obvious. he is very tired. thank you for joining us. we will see you in next episode. - thank you. / - thank you. (look forward to the next episode.)
(gfriend) (gugudan) (laboum) (melodyday) (girls' generation) (the most popular girl groups have gathered.) (be sure to stay tuned next time.) ("how's this?" by hyuna)
