Omniscient Interfering View (The Manager / 전지적 참견 시점)

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Let's begin The Manager.

Let's get it.

Let me introduce today's interferer.

"Dirty people are rude."

"I hate people."

A middle-aged man who knows how to clean enjoys his second heyday.

It's Brian.

- It's nice to see you. - Hey.

(He already showed how crazy he was about cleaning on the show.)

(He's enjoying his 2nd heyday with "Cleaning Freak BRIAN.")

(I think people are rude when they're dirty.)

(This is a living world for the dead.)

I hate people.

(The cleaning enthusiast, Brian, is back!)

- Let us hear the original. - Hey.

The cleaning enthusiast.

I hate you!

(The rude people are very satisfied.)

This person has come.

(I'm a new thing, everything I have is a new thing)

- Even when he's wearing... - This is fun.

non-designer clothes, people ask him about the brand through DMs.

- It's ZICO, the trendsetter. - ZICO!

(A genius artist with unrivaled personality)

(Every time he releases a song, it tops the charts.)

(Being a K-pop singer, hip-hop artist, and producer, he's perfect.)

- He's cute. - Hello, I'm ZICO.

I'm curious about this cardigan as well.

Do you wear clothes from an expensive brand?

I wear non-designer clothes...

- and love vintage as well. - He can pull it off.

I like high-end clothing as well. I like everything.

- It's various. - I don't have a certain standard.

I like everything.

- Those who dress well are like him. - They have these characteristics.

Those who dress badly...

buy the exact combination on the mannequins.

- He happened to be wearing them. - Hey, Hyun Moo feels guilty.

I'm sorry.

- Are they your mom's clothes? - I...

He receives DMs as well. But it's to ask him not to wear it.

- I had a message like this. - Okay.

"Did the brand make clothes like that as well?"

Actually, it's not just fashion.

- ZICO sets the trend in music too. - Right.

When singers release a new song, they always do a dance challenge.

- Yes. - He's the one who started it.

- He started it. - Right.

- I acknowledge him for that. - Yes.

With "Any Song."

(It became popular as many superstars joined the challenge.)

- Many people are resenting me. - Why?

Why?

When they promote their song,

they must do it.

- They should do a challenge. - It became an essential.

- It became an essential. - Usually,

they used to have a rest in the waiting room...

- Right. - or practice.

But these days,

- they meet instead. - Right.

- They have to do it. - They do each other's challenges.

Yes. Every singer should know the dance of the others.

- Right. - They have more things to do now.

That's how it is now. So I...

- would like to apologize... - "Why did you make it?"

for that.

(Now that I'm here, I'd like to apologize.)

I heard ZICO even coined the term "killing part."

- Really? - Yes.

I coined the term, "killing part."

- It was in 2012. - Yes.

It was when I was working on a song called "Nillili Mambo."

There was this part...

that was impactful and short.

Please play the video.

(It's only a few bars, but it gained attention.)

("The beginning of a killing part," "U-KWON did a killing part.")

When we finished recording,

I said, "This is the killing part."

"Killing."

In terms of length,

- it's very short, - Yes.

but I thought people who listened to the entire song...

would play the song again to listen to that exact part.

- That's nice. - That's why it's the killing part.

Did you think of the term before?

- Did you just say it on the spot? - I just shouted it out.

- I just said it. - You made the term.

- Did you just say the term? - So...

You say random words when you say things like, "I did that."

I did that. That's the killing part of the song.

- It's something like this. - Gosh.

Right.

These days, Brain is so popular.

He's so busy.

But think about it. In The Manager,

his manager Seung Ran appeared much more.

Right.

But now that he's enjoying his second heyday,

let's see how much he appears now.

(Will he appear more than his manager?)

- Let's watch. - I'm curious.

Where is this place?

I see dogs too.

Good morning.

Come here, my daughter.

(He kisses her as soon as he wakes up.)

She's cute.

They're my babies I adore the most.

You come here too.

Look at you. You're excited.

It's not Pyeongtaek.

- It's a different house. - The layout is different.

(He opens the curtain to let the sunlight in.)

Where is it?

(The house we saw before looked like this.)

- I know. This was the house we saw. - This place is...

Hello, it's been a while.

I'm Hong Seung Ran, Brian's manager.

(She show how much she changed last time.)

She looks even better now.

She looks softer.

He didn't move into a new place.

It's his new office.

He's enjoying his second heyday through "Cleaning Freak BRIAN."

So he has so much work.

But it's hard for him to travel...

from his house in Pyeongtaek.

That's why he sleeps in the office.

The best thing about the office is that it's near Yongsan Station...

where he can get off a train from Pyeongtaek.

That's why he got the office near there.

It's clean.

Look how well-decorated it is.

It's still clean.

(As expected of a cleaning enthusiast, he has a vacuum.)

It's with the accessories.

There's a vacuum accessory with his watch.

- Is that a thing? - Gosh.

Yes.

I want to make a mess.

- So you brought them too? - I bring them every day.

They're the cleanest dogs in Korea.

(and folds it with perfect angles with eyes like a hawk.)

Take a close look and see if he's rude or not.

The day before, the home shopping show I hosted...

ended around 1:30 or 2 a.m.,

and I came back exhausted like crazy.

I removed my makeup but...

Look at his greasy hair. That's all I can see.

Did you sleep with your hair styled with hair wax?

Exactly, and that got on his pillow!

- How barbaric. - My gosh!

- I'm sorry. - That's disgusting.

- That's disgusting. - I hate you.

- That's disgusting. - This is...

Shut it!

How disgustingly barbaric.

Why didn't you make your bed?

What's with the bed?

(Without caring, he heads to the sink.)

(At the same time, he scans the room.)

- The tap. - I see.

You're cleaning the tap.

Those get stained easily.

I haven't seen a person clean a tap straight after waking up.

Me neither.

- Look how tidy he is. - Everything goes back to how it was.

You don't have to see it to know how it works.

Let's get changed.

Do you hang your pajamas?