"Wow! Really? Is this for real?" Baek Ji-young and Kim Ho-young from 'Wow! Is this for real?' empathize with the story of a 20-something individual who adheres to 'Y2K fashion' and self-reveal their past experiences.
The SBS program 'Wow! Is this for real?' airing at 9 p.m. on the 26th features a 'Time Travel Special' with stories titled 'Why is the Vice Administrator like this?', 'I wear Y2K every day', and 'A Diary of Some Girl', captivating the four MCs Jun Hyun-moo, Baek Ji-young, Kim Ho-young, and Subin alongside guest Hyun-young.
On this day, the protagonist of the story 'I wear Y2K every day', a 20-something woman, introduces herself as "Ji-hye-yoon, who has been frozen in time since the 2000s," and showcases retro fashion reminiscent of outfits seen in Lee Hyori's mobile phone advertisements from the early 2000s. With a training suit featuring a plunging neckline, a sparkling belt, and large hoop earrings reminiscent of bus handrails, she completes her Y2K fashion, revealing, "I was shocked by the 모습 of older brothers and sisters at the dance academy when I was in elementary school, and that's when my desire for Y2K fashion began."
He continues, "Once I turned twenty and started earning money, I got my belly button pierced and kept buying Y2K fashion items." Baek Ji-young resonates strongly, saying, "I have a hole in my belly button too," which brings laughter.
In a cheerful atmosphere, Ji-hye-yoon states, "I still love songs and shows from the 2000s like 'X-Man,' 'Love Letter,' and 'Thrilling Blind Date'," showcasing her collection of Y2K items that fill her home. Kim Ho-young reflects, "I think I just love the feeling of the 2000s," adding, "Back then, I would walk around with tacks in my platform shoes." Baek Ji-young chimes in, "We used to clean the streets in (baggy jeans)," recalling how the original fashion icon Kim Hye-soo first brought the Levi's 501 series into style.
Attention is drawn to Ji-hye-yoon's house, which is like a 'time capsule' filled with over 1,000 pieces of memorabilia from that era, and her unusual daily life wearing Y2K fashion.
[Photo] Provided by SBS.
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