Yoon Do-hyun conveys the sorrow of being tone-deaf.

In the third episode of the ENA variety show 'Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young's Missed You,' airing on the 22nd, the representative rock band YB of South Korea will appear as guests and reveal the hidden funny and sad episodes behind the success of their mega hit songs.

MCs Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young, invited to the 10-year favorite restaurant of Yoon Do-hyun, a true native of Paju born and raised in Paju, express their joy at the vibe of a great restaurant felt from the entrance and the warm hospitality of the owner. This place, which induces overeating with all menus delicious, including the signature chicken dish, is also the first entry for Yoon Do-hyun and other YB members, causing bursts of laughter.

In particular, the chicken dish, which Yoon Do-hyun proudly calls his life menu, is a dish boiled with medicinal herbs in a pressure cooker and pot, boasting a rich taste, prompting admiration from the cast who tasted it. Additionally, Yoon Do-hyun shares insider tips as a regular, adding to the curiosity.

Meanwhile, Yoon Do-hyun candidly talks about the rumor that songs he opposes become big hits. Notably self-deprecating, he mentions 'I must have loved you,' which leaves Choi Hwa-jung and Kim Ho-young speechless. He also adds that when a song that diverges from his taste becomes a hit, he thinks, "My ears really must be rotten," causing laughter.

He also shares an episode related to YB's critically acclaimed hit 'I Am a Butterfly,' which almost didn’t see the light of day. This song, written and composed by Park Tae-hee, received a lukewarm response from all members at first. After the success of 'I Am a Butterfly,' Park Tae-hee revealed that he bought a house and a car in Seoul, and according to Yoon Do-hyun, the royalties are comparable to the total of his 200 self-composed songs, which astonishes everyone.

Meanwhile, YB reveals a story about achieving a 90% viewership rating during their first visit to North Korea in 2002. Heo Jun states, "In North Korea, where there was only one channel, YB's performance was broadcast live," recalling how amazing it was when he went out into the streets of North Korea after the broadcast and most people recognized him. Attention is focused on which of the YB members garnered the most interest from the North Korean people.

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