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Thank you.
(The girls who have gone crazy for Hyo Ri are back!)
Nice to meet you, everyone.
I'm Lee Hyo Ri of "Red Carpet with Lee Hyo Ri."
Is it...
already our fifth episode in recording?
And yet, I still get the lyrics wrong in the opening song.
That's just me.
I still get very nervous.
You're beautiful!
I've been a performer for so long, and yet...
Thank you.
I have good news for you.
"Red Carpet with Lee Hyo Ri" will air one hour earlier from today,
so it will begin at 10 p.m. now.
Thank you so much. It's all thanks to you.
Thank you again.
Okay, the first guest of the night on "Red Carpet with Lee Hyo Ri..."
is not only serious about comedy but also about music.
He even yells at me, which is very rare.
Please welcome Park Myung Soo!
Go!
Make some noise!
Put your hands up above your head!
Put your hands up!
Make some noise!
Everybody, make some noise!
Everyone, say!
Let's go!
Make some noise!
Hold on.
Everyone, let's go together! Say!
Light blue!
Everyone!
- Are you ready to dance? - Yes, come on!
Don't say, "Come on." Say, "Jjo!"
In 1, 2, 3, 4!
Thank you!
A superstar is surely different.
- I'm getting thirsty. - Do you want a glass of this?
Do you not have any water?
Myung Soo, please properly introduce yourself.
Nice to meet you all.
This is "Red Carpet with Lee Hyo Ri," yes?
- That's right. - I...
I thought it was "Love Cafe."
- I heard it wrong at first. - "Love Cafe!"
But this name suits you, Hyo Ri. "Red Carpet with Lee Hyo Ri."
I asked you to say hello to the audience.
Gosh, she's so picky!
Well, I...
I'm a comedian, a YouTuber,
and a radio show host, Park Myung Soo. Nice to meet you all.
Myung Soo, I'm over the moon...
to have you here.
Everyone got up and had so much fun just now.
I should've been the big finale,
- but... - But you're not on that level.
That's not what's important! I went first as I wanted to go home fast.
I don't know why, but I always think about people's class and level.
I'm not here to see you, Hyo Ri.
Who are you here for, then?
- I saw your future. - My future? What do you mean?
You're the talk of the town, and you're doing so well with the show.
I figured if I used you, I could become top-class.
Earlier, you said I had to be on Halmyungsoo...
since you visited me on "Red Carpet."
- Shouldn't she visit me too, everyone? - But...
- Nothing's free in life. - I don't like being so calculative.
Do you not?
You could've just come with a good heart, you know?
Exactly. You should help me out.
Please visit my radio show too.
- Even your radio show? - Yes.
It's also on KBS. It's just a little extra thing.
You've been hired to host this wonderful show,
- and it's now starting at 10 p.m. - Yes.
- That means more viewers can join you. - Indeed.
So, I'm here to congratulate you on that.
I'm not here to be so lame to ask you to be on my radio show or Halmyungsoo.
I'm not like that.
- I know it. - Yes.
Myung Soo may always talk like this,
but I've always known he has a big heart inside.
How would you know that?
We've never had a chance to get to know each other.
No, we haven't,
but I can tell from your eyes.
I could tell how kind you were from your eyes.
I can tell from your eyes that you're a liar.
You got me.
Hyo Ri was close to Jae Seok and Dong Yeob.
(Hyo Ri is back on "Infinite Challenge" after three years.)
- That was in Jeju. - Myung Soo gets intimidated...
- around big stars from the 1990s. - Oh, you're scared of those?
He's very scared around superstars.
I was heavily looked down on in those days.
What do you mean you were looked down on?
I took Fin.K.L to a school event...
and didn't do a good job as the host.
I remember us saying, "What a weird guy he is."
- You thought he was so odd. - Yes.
- You kept making stories up. - Since then,
it's been my dream to hold Hyo Ri's hands. But my dream has come true today.
- Are you really not happy to see me? - Can you just get to your point?
Why do you keep talking like we're just business colleagues?
I'm not that glad to see you as we haven't had many interactions.
You know,
most people usually say they're glad to see me...
after not seeing me on a show for so long.
But I can't lie.
How about now? How do you feel about meeting me?
I feel a bit more comfortable than I did before.
- But aren't you glad to see me? - No, not really.
I'm just happy.
I'm happy to be seeing a good colleague.
You're not glad to see me, but you're happy.
Yes, it's great.
- That's good enough. - You're aging beautifully.
- And I think that's great. - You could've just said I was beautiful,
- but why did you have to say I was aging? - Do you get younger, then?
I've gotten quite old myself too.
No, you haven't changed a bit.
No.
- You're still the same. - No, I've gotten so old.
It's just your hairline...
- that's retreated some more. - Yes.
Your hairline just retreated back a bit,
- but everything's the same. - Are you really going to be like this?
What's wrong?
- I'm just being honest. - But still...
- But... - We're honest with each other, no?
I don't want to say anything bad...
to pick on you.
No, I wasn't picking on you. I just said your hairline had retreated.
- That was all I said. - Please say it's just a little.
- Just a tiny bit. - Your hairline has retreated...
- just a little, - That's right.
but other than that, you haven't changed a bit.
And I watched you rehearse earlier,
and you're still so passionate about music.
It seemed like so.
I...
actually really love music.
- That's right. - In 1999,
I released my first song, a techno song called "Fool Love."
I was the first comedian to do that.
And in 2000,
I released "Prince of the Sea,"
- the one I just performed. - That was such a huge hit.
I only sold 3,000 copies of the album at the time of its release.
The album didn't sell so well, but the whole country loved the song.
But through "Infinite Challenge," the song became a steady seller...
and the top summer song for five years in a row.
- Is that so? - Yes.
- There was also "Deep in the Night." - That's right.
That was a flop.
Then, I got a lot of help from the K-pop idol artists.
From "Naengmyeon" and "Having An Affair"...
to "Leon" with IU.
I think it's admirable...
- you've been working so hard. - Yes, that deserves some recognition.
I've been hosting my radio show...
- for ten years now. - Exactly.
It may not sound like much, but it's really difficult.
There's a reason I've been hosting the radio show for so long.
"Park Myung Soo's Radio Show..."
begins at 11 a.m.
It made me so happy to get out of my house every day...
to be with my listeners...
and to plan for the show with the scriptwriters.
So, even until the day I die... I'm going to die in my radio booth.
It's considered an industrial accident if I die at work, so...
If you want to die, you have to die on a stage like this.
So it can be considered an industrial accident!
Do you understand that?
KBS has to be responsible for you if you die on stage!
You want me to die on stage just so it becomes an industrial accident?
- I just want to die at home. - I'm not telling you to die.
I'm saying if you're still working when you're much older...
Oh, when I'm that old!
- If you pass out on stage, - I get you now.
- good benefits may string along. - Okay.
When did you debut? Before me, right?
I debuted in 1993.
You're much more senior than me, then.
- I debuted in 1998. - Is that so?
Or did I debut in 1999?
- No, in 1998. - You don't even know your debut year?
I thought the more popular one was considered the senior colleague.
And that's why I haven't been able to become close friends with you.
- I was a bit... - Myung Soo...
- I was just a bit of an extra. - Myung Soo,
you didn't appear on many shows right from your debut, right?
No, I got famous...
- as soon as I debuted. - Is that so?
My catchphrase, "Darn it," became a huge hit.
I've never rested for a whole week since debuting 32 years ago.
I've been consistently working...
Is there a special reason for that?
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