Kids These Days (요즘 애들)

Shall we meet them? - Shall we meet them?

Kids These Days. - Kids These Days.

Today we are starting with four members.

This is the way it should be. - That's...

But... - Hwang Kwang Hee.

I'm really sorry to our viewers. - Hwang Kwang Hee.

I'm sorry. - I'm sorry.

I don't know why this keeps happening.

Kwang Hee has schedule abroad. - Gosh!

Please excuse him. - After Kwang Hee got...

discharged from military, - He is confused.

he was nervous... - That's right.

that he has bitten off more than he can chew.

He was anxious that he has contracted to appear on...

too many shows at once. - That's right.

Inevitably, he had to skip one episode.

Since he is not here,

we are raising our voice of discontent about him.

Please understand us. - I hope for Kwang Hee's failure!

I want to you collapse. - Lucia.

Don't overdo it. - Hey!

Because of you... - Lucia, that's enough.

So we have four members today. - That's right.

It feels a bit empty with only four members.

I’ve never said this to anyone before.

He was my role model in elementary school.

Are you sure? - Yes, I'm sure.

Are you serious?

He was an elementary student Haon's role model.

He is the president of elementary students!

That's right. It's Haha! - All right!

Myanmar.

Was I really your role model? - Yes, I'm serious.

Hello. - I didn't know...

Haha was Haon's role model...

in elementary. - I know. What a warm welcome.

All of my friends wrote their role models like...

Einstein... - My goodness.

Is that so? - and other great men.

But I wrote Haha. - For real?

That's awesome. - That's great.

My teacher said, - What did your teacher say?

"Don't you want to write someone better"?

You teacher made a point. - But I didn't change my mind.

I wrote Shim Hyung Rae as my role model.

I also wrote him. - That's awesome.

"A Little Boy's Story". - Goodness.

I really liked that song. - "A Little Boy's Story".

Thank you.

In a sense, - You're my boy.

you could've inspired Haon... - I'm so grateful.

for doing his music. - I’m so grateful for your praise.

However, Haha... - Thank you.

came to Kids These Days as a guest.

Kwang Hee should've been here. - I know!

He's not here. I've come to see him.

What a shame.

Kwang Hee... - He's suffering a Top Star Disease.

Isn't it an Arrogance and Impudence Disease?

I want you to collapse, Kwang Hee.

I hope you'd be treated like the dog being killed after hunting is over.

Hey! - My goodness.

Because of you, we filmed in the early dawn and weekend!

Lucia can't go to church!

Lucia...

It's all because of you! - Lucia, let it go.

You've got to understand him. - I've become a sinful person!

Let's become more successful.

Like I said...

Shall we meet kids these days with our guest Haha?

Off we go! - All right.

Let's get it. - Let's get it.

Let's get it. - Let's go.

Hwang Kwang Hee, just hold on! - Good.

We will kill the dog after hunting is over.

But we need you today.

Just wait until we become more popular.

We need you these days.

Gosh! Hwang Kwang Hee.

We need to see who we are going to meet today.

That's right. - Yes.

Before meeting them, I'm always feeling nervous.

But don't we... "Hong San"?

"Hong San"? - "25 years old".

"Funeral portrait at a young age"? - "New beginning"?

What is that?

I'm worried that it's going to be visiting a haunted house.

No way. - That's very gloomy.

It's not even summer. - I don't like this.

What is he writing? - What is he writing?

"Will". - What?

I... - Hold on a second.

Do you want us to write a will?

What do you think about death?

I think that there is no order. - I agree.

Hello. I'm 25 years old.

I'm working on a funeral portrait project.

She's young. - My name is Hong San.

Recently young people are taking their funeral portrait...

to experience the last moment of their lives...

and brace themselves. - I think I've heard about that.

The young people in their 20s and 30s...

don't have time to take care of themselves.

But they couldn't just feel angry or depressed.

They wanted to console...

and brace themselves.

So they've decided to take their funeral portrait.

I didn't know young people would take their funeral portrait.

I planned this project...

last March...

and officially began it from April.

I took about 200 people's portraits.

So did she take people's portraits at their requests?

So I guess her project contains the will of a new beginning.

The people who come to take their portraits...

don't come expecting...

spooky or gloomy atmosphere.

Some people flip over their eyes. - That's scary.

Some people wink.

Some people use props like...

a moon lamp.

If I had 100 customers, all of them had their own unique personalities.

All of them posed differently for their portraits.

Does he really want to use that for his funeral portrait?

It contains his personality.

I guess the funeral culture will change in the future.

Of course, it will.

I will take care of your funeral portraits.

Please come to Mangwon-dong.

Mangwon-dong? - Thinking of a funeral portrait...

It feels awkward. - I know.

I've never thought about taking a funeral portrait.

It's a bit... - You don't want to think about it.

I don't. - Aren't we sending Haon too early?

It looks like quite many people in 20s take their funeral portraits.

I think this is what they think.

I'm guessing that they want to start over.

I don't think I can mix well. - Pardon?

I wanted to run around and enjoy.

I have a heavy foot. - Let's go!

Hello, Hong San. - Hello.

Goodness. - Hello.

Hold on. - Hello.

We just got here and she has wills on her hands.

She has wills on her hands. - Yes.

Please take this. - All right.

But Hong San...

We start our opening with a will.

We saw those portraits. - Hello.

I remember that portrait with tongue sticking out.

Why did you give us a will on our arrival?

My goodness.

Nice to meet you. You are Hong San, right?

Yes, I am.

This is very confusing.

She gave us a will on arrival.

What is this?

Before I take your funeral portraits,

I'm giving you some time to write a will...

and think about your lives.

I woke up this morning very happily.

I see.

I had a very lively morning today. - "Lively"...

At the beginning of the show...

I received a will. - But...

Do you live here?

Yes. I sleep and eat here.

And to take pictures...

I pushed myself and moved into this big house.

Look at that. - So those are the portraits!

They are on display.

Old people also come to take their portraits.

Did you erase his pupils? - Why did he take it like that?

No, that's what he wanted.

So you don't direct them when they take portraits?

No.

Someone has painted her face. - That's right.

With all due respect, this portrait is a bit...

I don't know her intention.

If I saw this portrait on a funeral, I'd thought she bears a grudge.

As if she's asking why I'm there...

at her funeral. - Or "Why are you so late?"

Right, like that.

This picture might be heartbreaking too.

There's a story behind it. - She's holding a stuffed doll.

What kind of story?

She does puppet plays...

that are one of the existing cultural programs,

and she makes puppets, direct plays,

and performs at places like school too.

She made that stuffed doll,

thinking about her late husband.

I chose the wrong special. - Don't cry, Haha.

This special isn't for him. - It's so sad.

Now that I heard the story behind this picture,

I can sense her longing heart...

towards her husband from her face.

It portrays her life.

My grandma often talks about death too.

I see.