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Next month on the 1st (Sun), SBS' Running Man will reveal the first elimination from the concept survival.
This Race is an "age-notice survival" in which members will shoot a poster and an age notice with the final surviving concept among the seven concepts the members drew. Therefore, everyone overinvested in the skit to avoid being the first eliminated. They proceeded with the skit using roles drawn at random, but the skit version of the so-called "Yang Se-chan game," in which banned words must be avoided, was given, and by chance Yang Se-chan, who plays the company president's secretary, had the banned word "president," a word that could not help but be mentioned, leading to a forced "laugh-holding challenge" for everyone except the person involved.
Meanwhile, Ji Ye-eun, who played the "foreign buyer," avoided the "Kkangkkang" issue by spouting incomprehensible Chinese and filled the room with laughter. You can see the appearance of the "malatang wei" who suddenly became a foreign buyer in the broadcast.
Meanwhile, Kim Jong Kook, possessed by the "Geumjjok-yi," and the long-unsealed "rebellious Ji-hyo" overwhelmed the scene with widespread provocation. Adding his own concept to his role-play character, Kim Jong Kook presented himself as an "MZ" Korean-American intern, pointed and even used harsh language toward Yu Jae-seok, and continued widespread provocation to induce banned words. On the other hand, Song Ji-hyo's misplaced character overinvolvement led her to use her own banned words to a self-destructive degree, making it torturous for the other members to hold back their laughter.
While everyone was busy prompting banned words, there was one member, the "master of awareness," who caught their own banned word with lightning-fast perception, and the Race, in which only the perceptive survive, can be seen on Running Man, which airs on Sunday, Feb. 1, at 6:10 p.m.
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