Actress Jin Ki-joo felt a change in her popularity as love calls poured in after "Teach You a Lesson."
On the 25th, SBS "Whenever Possible" aired, featuring Cha Taehyun and Jin Ki-joo as guests, who met Yu Jae-seok and Yoo Yeon-seok.
That day Cha Taehyun mentioned Jin Ki-joo as the first actor of the agency he founded with Zo In-sung and expressed particular satisfaction. It was because the production "Teach You a Lesson," which Jin Ki-joo appeared in immediately after being signed, received a good response. Cha Taehyun laughed, saying "I'm so lucky" at the perfect timing, and Yu Jae-seok replied, "Cha Taehyun is like that compared to what he does," displaying the close friends' quick back-and-forth.
The four continued their conversation while walking around the Gwangjin District. In particular, this place was Jin Ki-joo's "hometown." As a Gwangjin District resident, Jin Ki-joo walked around the neighborhood comfortably, and the sight of her with Cha Taehyun created a friendly atmosphere more like coworkers from the neighborhood taking a walk than top stars filming a variety show.
The topic naturally turned to "Teach You a Lesson." Jin Ki-joo said she received congratulations from many people after the work was released. She said she is feeling the increased interest as new offers are coming in here and there after the production. In response, Yu Jae-seok jokingly teased Cha Taehyun toward Jin Ki-joo, saying to the effect of "You should get taught a lesson," adding laughter with a joke that used the production's title.
Later, "Teach You a Lesson" was invoked even in the full-fledged game. Coincidentally, when Jin Ki-joo's target became Yu Jae-seok, he asked with a nervous expression, "Kiju, you're not trying to teach me a lesson, are you?" which sent the set into uproarious laughter.
After changing agencies, Jin Ki-joo immediately followed with box office success and love calls for offers. The popularity of "Teach You a Lesson" translated into a pleasant comedic point on the variety show.
[Photo] "Whenever Possible"
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