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On Save Me! Homes, comedian Yang Se-hyung revealed the surprising twist that his father graduated from Seoul National University.

On the 25th, MBC variety show Save Me! Homes (hereafter Homes) aired the "Christmas special! 2025 settlement of account house."

While watching on-site footage near Seoul National University, a "school background talk" broke out among the cast. When Yang Se-hyung opened by saying, "During the Seoul National University shoot there were no production staff from Seoul National University," Joo Woo-jae said, "Do any of us have Seoul National University? They talk as if someone did but didn't go," questioning the production staff's academic background and turning the set into a sea of laughter.

But during this exchange it was revealed that the father of brothers Yang Se-hyung and Yang Se-chan really graduated from Seoul National University, reversing the mood. Yang Se-hyung said, "My father graduated from Seoul National University Department of Agriculture," and recalled his father's genius side, saying, "He was best at math even through high school. He could mentally solve difficult math problems instantly."

In particular, Yang Se-hyung also mentioned his father's affluent past and unique educational philosophy, drawing attention. He said, "My father owned property and was an elite who even took private tutoring in the past," but added, "Yet he never made me or my brother study; he was the type to say, 'Do whatever you want.'"

Raised under a father who followed an elite path, brothers Yang Se-hyung and Yang Se-chan actually spent childhoods far from studying. Yang Se-hyung added, "Perhaps because my father was good at studying himself, there was no pressure on us. Thanks to that, my brother Se-chan and I ran around mountains and fields and grew up freely like 'Mowgli'," prompting bursts of laughter.

[Photo] Capture of the Save Me! Homes broadcast screen

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