Men on a Mission (아는 형님)

Knowing Brothers 281 Guest: Lee Hong Ki, Heize & Swings

(Filmed in accordance with COVID-19 prevention policies.)

Hello?

Yes, hello. - What's he doing?

From May 30 to May 31,

for the first time ever in Korea,

there's going to be a multilateral summit on environmental affairs?

But why are you taking that phone call?

Oh, the 2021...

P4G Seoul Summit, I see.

All right, I got it.

- Who takes a phone call like that? - What is he talking about?

Where was that phone call from?

That was from the Ministry of the Environment.

From the Ministry? - To you?

Yes. I'm connected to the government through a direct line.

What's all this about the summit?

What's going on here?

- The Ministry of the Environment? - What's going on?

What's happening is...

Yes? - that climate change is a problem.

That's true. - To counteract climate change,

various heads of state, corporate CEOs,

and representatives from a range of international agencies...

will gather in Korea at a conference...

- to discuss these matters. - In Korea?

This is a critical summit...

for the environment, and it's being held in Korea.

In Korea. - The climate has changed a lot.

- It's changed quite a bit. - It's getting very severe now.

But now that they're holding...

such an important international summit in Korea,

all of us at Men on a Mission need to contribute too.

As for me, this is what I do.

1, 2, 3.

Ta-da. I always use a handkerchief.

That's great.

That's true. Kyung Hoon always uses a handkerchief too.

Sometimes, I do use tissues too, but for the most part...

You should wipe away the tears you spilled just now.

Tears?

Now that you're older, you're crying more frequently.

Rather than using a tissue once and throwing it away,

using a handkerchief will help reduce trash.

I've been using my own beverage bottle for six years now.

I've been using this so I can help just a bit with the environment,

but a lot of people have told me I'm just doing it to save 50 cents.

Unlike your intentions. - But I really...

was trying to help do my part in saving the environment.

He did use it for a long time. - That's true.

Me too. - But everyone...

In my case, I wear long johns instead of turning on the heat.

- I wear them often. - But you wear those in the summer.

That's true. - Are you wearing them now?

- That's contributing... - It reduces carbon emissions.

To reducing carbon emissions.

Kyung Hoon said something important.

Carbon emissions. That's the primary cause of climate change today,

so reducing carbon emissions is really important.

They're talking about achieving carbon neutrality now.

This year, on April 25, Earth Day,

Korea held an event to turn off all lights nationwide for 10 minutes.

- So that happened. - That's a show of leadership...

in this area.

Yes, like Kyung Hoon,

we need to reduce carbon emissions.

They said a small effort on the part of individuals is important.

- We need to shift practices. - Changing behavior is the best.

All of our viewers will also make an effort, right?

He's making it all about him.

Peanut Man, Peanut Man.

(2021 P4G Seoul Summit Official dates: May 30 to May 31)

Hong Gi, Swings. - Swings.

Swings, Swings.

Heize.

This is Heize, right? It's been so long!

Heize!

Swings, Swings. - Heize.

Heize, Heize.

We'll introduce ourselves first. - Oh, right.

Wait, do it after Hee Chul gets back.

That's so scary. - They're so alike.

That's so scary. - Little Kang Ho Dong.

Little Kang Ho Dong.

This person is here now.

Wow, they're so alike. - That really surprised me.

The hat. - Put the hat on.

Put it on like this.

Little Kang Ho Dong. - He really resembles me.

They're exactly alike.

They really do look similar.

What's going on here?

Are you me? What's going on?

Swings is... - Stand next to each other.

Swings, go stand next to Ho Dong.

The two of you should stand next to one another so we can see.

Take your hat off. - I'll take it off.

Do we look alike?

You do look alike. You could pass for brothers.

They could be brothers. - If I were walking and saw them,

I'd turn around immediately.

Both of your body sizes are so intimidating.

Really? - Your shoulders are so broad.

You could be brothers. - What's going on?

They really look similar.

We'll introduce ourselves.

Hello. We've transferred here from Fresh Start to Make Your Heart...

Pound as New Shoots High.

I'm Swings, whose heart pounds from a fresh start.

You're Swings. - You memorize well as a rapper.

What's up?

Since he's a rapper, he can memorize long lines really well.

He was practicing so hard backstage.

I'm from Fresh Start to Make Your Heart Pound...

as New Shoots High.

I'll show you a new side of me.

Are you still practicing?

It doesn't sound forced though.

Who else? - Yes, who are you?

I'm Lee Hong Gi, off to a fresh start...

after being discharged from military service.

Lee Hong Gi. - Hong Gi.

I'm Heize, the emotion-filled vocalist...

who's brought a new kind of musical sound to you all.

Wow. - Heize.

Heize.

This is amazing.

Hong Gi, it's been a long time since we last met, right?

I last came in 2017,

so it's been exactly four years.

It's been four years.

Why do you seem so nervous?

You also seem much more polite than before.

You seem different. - When were you discharged?

It's been less than a month.

So it was in April? - April 18.

It's been about a month now.

My juniors, seniors, and colleagues in the military...

always said this. - What did they say?

"Private Lee, after you're discharged,"

"will you be on Men on a Mission?"

They said it already. - They've been saying that.

But there have been so many other guests on the show.

Where's the camera?

Dear juniors, seniors, and colleagues,

I'm on Men on a Mission now.

So watch me well. I'm here now.

When did you get so shy and awkward?

I feel awkward.

This isn't the Hong Gi I know. - I feel so awkward.

This isn't good. - Hong Gi should be ruder!

What are you talking about?

Hong Gi and Hee Chul were fairly close.

Exactly. - They were good friends.

When did he become so well-mannered?

And Heize,

Hi. - I've only seen her at the salon.

You're using the Seoul dialect now.

Really? That's a relief.

Where's your hometown?

I was born in Daegu,

went to elementary and middle school in Masan,

and went to college in Busan.

I've stayed in Gyeongsang Province my whole life.

In Masan. - Masan.

You went to elementary, middle, and high school in Masan?

Yes, that's right. I've walked by Ho Dong's school.

When Ho Dong was a student? - Oh, really?

Didn't you go to Masan High?

I'd walk by with my friends. - You have the wrong school.

Ho Dong went to Masan Business. - It's Masan Business High, no?

I went to Masan Business High. - Masan Business High School.

So I left out the "Business".

She left out the "Business".

Gosh, really? - It's different.

That's a different school.

Masan Business High. - We always walked by,

and whenever we saw the school,

we'd say, "That's the school Kang Ho Dong went to."

They thought he went to Masan High.

Because he's the symbol of Masan. - Because he's the symbol of Masan.

Then do the three of you know each other from before?

How do you know each other? - You released an album together.

They feel like the second generation KOYOTE.

Is it a drama you're all in together?

If it's a second KOYOTE, is Swings the new Bbaek Ga?

Yes, since he's good at rapping.

Swings and Hong Gi are friends? - With Swings,

I met him about 10 years ago,

and Hee Chul knows this too. - Right.

There was a type AB group. - The AB blood type slight psychos.

At the time, Simon Dominic called me out to Hongdae.

I went, and all the hip hop artists who are still famous...

were all gathered there.

I was just a rookie then.

I was really scared, and sat there...

just sipping on my Americano.

But since it was my first time meeting them,

I wanted to pay for everyone, like a surprise gift,

so I went up to the cashier,