Kids These Days (요즘 애들)

Have you heard of memory sports?

I've never heard of that.

It must be unfamiliar. - What is that?

It was originated in England in 1991.

It takes place throughout the world until now.

It's a brain sport that challenges...

human limitations. - Are they memorizing all that?

All of that? - What is that?

How do you memorize all of that? - How do you do that?

What is this?

He is the first in Korea to acquire a memory master certificate.

I didn't know there was such certificate.

I've never heard of it. - Me neither.

What? - That's impossible.

"Can memorize random 200-digit numbers in 5 minutes".

What? - That's impossible.

60 people? - How do you remember all the names?

I'm so bad at memorizing names.

He memorizes 624 cards in an hour?

That's impossible. - That must be difficult.

I can't believe that.

Isn't it hard to remember people's names?

Are you becoming increasingly forgetful?

If you come and visit me,

anyone can become a brainiac. - My goodness!

Come to meet me.

So we are going to meet him today.

Who is he? - There are three...

international memory masters in Korea.

3 people? - Yes, and he is the 1st in Korea.

The first? - I see.

Kwang Hee is really bad at memorizing names.

He calls every unfamiliar person...

by Director. - I know.

I forget the faces and names of staffs I worked with for a year.

Are you serious? - It's because you don't like them.

One day I ran into a writer and she said, "How are you doing"?

I couldn't remember who she was. - I also do that.

Everyone does that. - So I just smiled.

Sometimes I even forget things that I wrote down.

My goodness. - Just in case I forget,

I write down important things on the note.

But I don't remember where I put that note.

I know! - I've done that too.

I know. - Because it's very important...

I write it down on the note, but later I forget where I put the note.

All of us need a memory training. - That's right.

We need that training. - That's right.

What is this place?

Are we filming a music video?

It looks like a music video filming site.

Isn't it about memory...

"Welcome you to the memory test"?

What is this?

What is it? - What is it?

It's a shooting site.

What is this?

"Yu Jae Seok, please come on out".

Do you want me to come out?

What is this?

Won't the first person have the most disadvantages?

But... What? Are they testing him right away?

We are all under disadvantages. - All of a sudden?

But we get to see how Jae Seok does.

"Memorize the names of every object..."

"and list them in order after the comment is over".

This is... - I think we get to listen first.

"There are 15 objects and the time limit is 2 minutes".

So I have to place 15 objects in order in 2 minutes, right?

It's too hard. - So you listen and list them.

So you listen first... - I have to list them at once.

and list them at once. - I know.

It's not a big deal. I can list them right away.

I can remember what I heard.

You have to list 15 objects in 2 minutes.

But this is... - If you are ready...

Okay! - I'm not confident nor ready.

Come on. - Okay.

I'm sure he'll do fine. - Come on.

Start.

Apple.

Tangerine.

Pencil.

Shuttlecock.

Doll.

Marker.

He won't remember from this point. - Paprika.

His memory is full. - My memory is full.

Toothbrush. - Why would you give up already?

Stop talking. - Sock.

Computer mouse. - He's done.

Hold on. - Nail polish.

He's over at sixth object. - It's too late.

Candle.

This is pointless. - Paper plane.

That's long. - Lipstick.

There are various items.

There are more? - I give up.

Glasses.

Glasses.

I don't remember. I can't remember.

The first one was an apple. - He's right.

Tangerine.

It's easy to remember three. - Pencil.

It's over. - I can remember this much.

The next one is... - I didn't listen from fifth one.

What was the next one?

It's over.

I think I heard a shuttlecock.

The next one is a paper plane.

I think it was at the end.

The next one is a candle.

He's doing his own thing from here.

The next one is... - Surprisingly, he has a bad memory.

It's the order of his preference. - The next one is...

It's a freestyle. - It's an order of Slicker's choice.

It's his preference. - That's it! Sock.

He likes sock. - He likes sock.

Candy. - He likes candy.

The next one... - That's his favourite.

Marker. - He likes marker.

Paprika goes here.

I feel like... - He changed them.

this one was about here.

You're not supposed to feel that. - What's with that estimation?

And then...

How come there's more stuff? - A lucky guesser usually wins.

My goodness.

What? - Monkey spanner.

Some of them weren't called. - This is hard.

I remember hearing a shuttlecock. - You're right.

Shuttlecock.

You only have a few more seconds.

You should've managed your time.

I thought I could remember at least four objects.

But I got confused from the fourth object.

You should know the objects. - I thought I heard glasses.

A fork? - I'm counting exactly two minutes.

It's over. - Time's up.

I don't remember. - Time's up.

Even if we give him more time, he won't remember.

I seriously don't remember.

Show us the answer.

What's the answer? - Show them in order.

Number 1. - Number 1.

Apple. - He got it right.

Tangerine. - I got this one right.

Pencil. - He's right again.

He got it right.

Shuttlecock.

It was the fourth object. - Doll.

It's not even there.

He chose things as he wanted. - Marker.

Marker. - Goodness.

Paprika.

Oh, gosh. - He placed it in the next number.

Toothbrush. - You have to get the order right.

Sock.

It's a mishmash.

Computer mouse, nail polish. - It's not even on the list.

Candle, paper plane, lipstick,

He gave up from the third one. - Right, he had a mental breakdown.

Glasses. - Glasses?

The end.

Goodness. - He remembered three items.

Three in total. - Are you serious?

3 in total. - Are you kidding me? Mr. 3.

You guys can do it better. - Mr. Three.

Gosh, Mr. Three is helpless.

Lucia. - Lucia is up next.

What do I do? - How many do you expect?

She might be good at this. - At least five,

I guess. - Five.

I'll begin.