Please Take Care of My Refrigerator (Chef & My Fridge / 냉장고를 부탁해)

Welcome! Have you heard of Hot Sechs Boys?

We've never heard of it before. It's our first-time!

When "Warrior's Descendants" came out, Jin was 5 years-old.

When "Rise Up" was released, Ji-min was 3 years-old.

(An unheard-of collaboration between BTS, HOT and Sechs Kies)

I can't believe we saw them together.

They've been living together for 7-years.

- They have everything. - It looks like they moved over a convenience store.

A show of magical transformation of convenience store foods.

It looks like magic!

(Mouths start to water by looking at the food)

- It's a feast with convenience store foods. - This is unbelievable.

(A new adaptation to convenience store ingredients)

- How is it? - It must be good. - It must be amazing.

You can't help but be amazed.

Show us!

Raymond Kim is in the lead by himself.

Congratulations, Raymond Kim!

BTS actually means they'll fly into the world like bullets and...

get rid of stereotypes while securing the music in the world.

That's what they were thinking when they named our group.

When we don't want to explain our name, we say...

we're a boy group band Bang Si-hyuk made.

- That's what I thought too. - It's kind of like what SM does.

Did you think BTS would do well when you first saw them, Tony?

- I was sure they'd do well. - Really? - Yes.

- Thank you. - I'm sure it was hard, but they're working toward building a wall.

With that wall, it seems like they're making a BTS house for themselves.

A house that won't fall.

A house that won't fall!

- Even during hard times. - That's right.

- Like the brick house in Three Little Pigs. - The last pig's house.

They're going back and forth like Jang So-pal and Ko Choon-ja.

They seem like a couple.

They play off one another.

Look here, Tony.

(This is the vibe they send from living together for seven-years)

I'll tell you an episode about BTS.

In 2017's Billboard Music Awards...

they were the first Asian pop group to receive an award for Top Social Artist.

Justin Bieber received Top Social Artist award 6-years in a row.

This year, BTS won it instead.

That's amazing.

- Let's give them a round of applause. - We should.

- Justin Bieber isn't so great. - He's not as good as BTS.

He's not as good as BTS.

- Did you guys go to receive your award? - Yes.

It was strange.

We were on stage and all these famous artists were sitting in front of us.

It felt like we were watching TV from above.

I was walking in the hallway to use the restroom but...

I saw Nicki Minaj and Little Wayne talking and walking towards me.

- Why didn't you try to talk to them? - I don't know how to speak English!

- I'm sure they don't speak Korean. - It was a chance to get friendly with them.

That's true.

- Do you guys know, who Russell Crowe is? - Yes.

Russell Crowe, the actor who was in Gladiator.

He personally went online to purchase BTS concert tickets.

He personally went online and began clicking away to purchase concert tickets.

I know soccer players like them as well.

- I was in France. - Yes.

They would ask me if I knew BTS members.

They really liked them.

I couldn't believe how popular they are in France as well.

I was so surprised.

- They deserve the award from the Billboards. - I didn't know about that.

We tried looking for similarities between the four of you.

- Things in common. - Yes.

Jae-duck and Ji-min are from the same hometown.

- Really? - I'm from Busan.

Jae-duck was a part of the Quicksilver dance team in Busan.

Yes, that's right.

Ji-min was admitted to Busan Arts High School in the top of his class.

Everyone in Busan knew about their dancing skills.

Have you heard of Quicksilver before?

I'm sorry.

- He said he's sorry. - I think Quicksilver was before he was born. - I think so too.

It was before he was born.

- I was part of an underground dance group as well. - Really? This is new.

I thought you might not know.

It was before I debuted. It was in America with Shinhwa's Andy.

- Andy! - Yes, and with Eric was also on the same team.

Really?

- We danced in America a lot. - What was your team's name?

- Our team's name? - Yes.

- It was DK Boys. - DK Boys!

- What does it mean? - What do the initials stand for?

Republic of Korea.

Republic of Korea. Quicksilver and DK Boys.

Were you ever a part of a dance group, Ji-min?

I was never famous in Busan.

It went so far as to me almost getting kicked off the team...

since I was such a bad dancer.

That can't be true!

You were admitted to Busan Art High School at the top of your class!

The modern dance I learned at school is totally different from the dances we do.

That's true, you majored in Modern Dance.

It was really hard for me to learn.

Has he always been that humble?

Ji-min has been humble since the day he was born.

I'm more on the shameless side, so I'm not humble at all.

- I think I'm the most handsome in this world. - We like that.

- He has confidence. - We like that, he's so cool.

We're at total opposite ends.

- He's cool. - Of course, you need confidence.

When you first saw each other...

what did you think about Ji-min's dancing?

He told me he thought I would be cut.

- Really? You thought he'd be cut? - No, I didn't.

That's what he said

No, I'd get in a lot trouble since ji-min has a lot of fans.

Personally, I'm a really bad dancer but Rap Monster is an even worse dancer.

Do you think of Rap Monster as your rival?

Rap Monster is my rival. He'll be my rival forever.

- Rap Monster. - Really?

Rap Monster is your rival, who is on the same team.

When we learn our choreography, five of us are next to our teacher...

but Rap Monster and I are in the corner trying to learn how to dance.

It's because the other five can move on but we have to learn in over again.

Ji-min has a hard time because he has to teach us the choreography again.

He says, "How about you try it this way, instead of moving that way?".

Then, the two of think of him as a genius.

We accept the fact that he's much better than us.

- I heard you were also a part of Seo Tae-ji's concert as well. - Yes.

- How was that? - He told Rap Monster that he needed to practice more.

He didn't say that to you, right?

He didn't have to bring that up, but he did.

You two are real rivals.

Tony wanted to make sure he took some time...

to give advice to BTS as your senior colleague.

When we were on-top as a group...

there were certain things I regret.

We were all very young, in our early twenties, when we became famous.

We had a lot of offers to make commercials.

- Commercials. - Commercial films.

There was an instance when an offer came in from a beverage company.

If I remember correctly, just our signing fee was $800,000.00.

- Back then? - They offered us commission as well.

There was one term to the contract.

They stated they would print our faces on the front part of the can.

I see, on the beverage can.

- That's why we declined the offer. - Why?

What do you do with the can after you're done?

You throw it away.

People usually step on them, crush them and throw them in the trash.

We didn't feel comfortable about that.

My face gets ripped everyday.

Why does it get ripped?

- His face is on ramen packages. - I get ripped everyday.

I got kicked around all the time as well.

My face was printed on soccer balls and kids would kick me around.

- Is that why you didn't sign the contract? - No, we didn't sign.

I believe we declined up to...

5 million dollars worth of commercials.

- Back then. - 5 million back then was a lot of money.

That would be almost triple that amount.

I believe it's important not to lose out on financial deals.

You'll feel more comfortable and cozy 15-years later when you're sitting there.

- Thank you. - We'll keep that in mind.

He's telling you something very important.

- I know. - No one has ever talked to us about this before.

- Right? - We don't usually talk about money with other singers or artists.

Thank you for talking to us about this.

It's conversation for people who are on top.

It's great advice coming from experience.

You can call me anytime. It's hard to talk to people about money.

- He physiognomy looks like a CEO. - He has the face of a CEO?

- His face? - You know how to tell physiognomy?

Thank you for the compliment.

We can tell by his expressions and comments that he's still very young.

This is fun.

I heard Jin's nickname was the neighborhood old guy because he likes old guy jokes.

Old guy jokes are the best.

- They're funny? - Yes, they are.

We do have a chef, who is a pro at old guy jokes.

We do, it's Chef Oh Se-deuk.

- Hello. - Hello.

(The two old guy jokers exchange subtle greetings)

Is there an old guy joke you can tell us?

- Since this is a cooking show, I have something about food. - He has one!

Why shouldn't you eat ramen in France?

Why can't you eat ramen in France?

Because they use French (phonetically sounds like the ramen gets soggy).

- Because it gets soggy. - I get it, it gets soggy.

We'll give Chef Oh Se-deuk a chance as well.

- It's about food. - Good, another food joke.

I can't believe this.

When we drink...

we eat hangover soup after.

What's an ingredient we don't put into hangover soup?

- Perilla seeds. - How did you...

- Did he get it right? - Yes.

- I can't believe he got it. - That joke is for beginners.

- He said those are for beginners. - You're a beginner! How humiliating!

Fine, fine.

What's a misunderstood figure?

- It's a resentful statue. - Resentment!

I'm so glad we're on the same wave length.

People raise cats and dogs as pets, do you know why they don't raise lambs?

They have to pay for capital gain taxes.