How Do You Play? (놀면 뭐하니?)

(They're dressed up from head to toe with makeup on.)

- I haven't been here in a while. - In a long time.

We filmed many opening segments here.

We shot lots of programs.

- This is how it changed. - I see.

There's a convenience store too.

(This opening is unfamiliar, including the outfit and location.)

The reason we're wearing suits.

It all began with a comment from Haha.

We could say you sacrificed yourself.

That's right.

(Haha's personal list of non-popular celebrities)

(Candidate 1: film director Jang Hang Jun)

(Candidate 2: DinDin, Candidate 3: Tukutz)

(A shout-out to all non-popular celebrities)

Haha shot a ball into the air...

- and built up on it. - Yes.

- You actually named names. - Yes.

- People began to react to it. - Yes.

I heard from Han Sang Jin.

But we concluded...

that Sang Jin wasn't even famous.

Sang Jin...

- He's adequately known. - Sang Jin...

enjoys just being mentioned.

- That's right. - So...

I'm sorry, Sang Jin.

- You're doing well. - Apparently,

Sang Jin contacted us to say he was willing to appear.

As you just said, we decided he's not even famous yet.

He needs to try a bit harder.

Therefore, Sang Jin...

- is out. - He's out.

About Myung Soo.

A lot of people are arguing that he's on your list.

"Park Myung Soo is popular."

"Why would you say he's not popular?"

If he were popular, he shouldn't be so lost right now.

- But why... - He's lost.

Why do you and Myung Soo both say the other looks lost?

- Why is that? - He's lost.

He's wandering aimlessly, but he says he's following a path.

- Is he? - To me,

it looks like he's lost in a maze.

- We didn't show everything, - Right.

but the two of them...

continuously criticized and mocked each other.

(You're well-known, but you're not popular!)

(That goes for you too! You're not popular at all!)

(They wouldn't stop dissing each other all day.)

- We say that because we're close. - That's right.

Anyway, I think this episode, with this kind of content,

will help you heal.

- Do you? - Yes.

We're not saying they're famous, but not popular.

The level of their fame doesn't match...

- their level of popularity. - Right.

Simply put,

- they don't have a huge fanbase. - Right. That's it.

People like them, but aren't crazy about them.

- Like this. This isn't the case. - That's not it.

To build my fanbase, I've been livestreaming often these days.

How is it? Did your fanbase get bigger?

Hyun Suk watched my livestream too.

Hyun Suk came in and said, "You're popular."

- So my fans shouldn't hide. - How many people were watching?

When I started watching it, there were about 500 people.

- It was toward the end. - That's not a lot of people.

- I started with 3,000 people. - Gosh. You know what?

- I started with 3,000 people. - That's lame. Don't say that.

I only need one viewer. I'll be honest.

Don't lie. Imagine only 1 of the 500 people stayed.

What's the point then? You can't even cover...

- Jae Seok. Seriously. - the electricity bill with that.

(His brutal honesty hurts the representative's feelings.)

So this is a club for non-popular celebrities.

So we'll name it, NPCC, Non-Popular Celebrity Club.

We wanted to express...

- the utmost respect. - Yes.

So we're dressed in a suit.

The invitations are in this briefcase.

- Yes. - So we'll meet them in person,

test out the waters with them, and deliver the invitations.

If three or more celebrities agree to join the club,

the NPCC...

- will indeed hold a meeting. - Right.

So, the NPCC...

What?

- It's Yoon Seok. Hello. - Yoon Seok.

(Has the first candidate of the NPCC shown up?)

(An unusually tall and skinny man in a suit)

(The new representative of the Bony Family, Joo Woo Jae)

(Lee Yi Kyung, the man with good-for-nothing muscles)

(The younger members dressed up just like the older ones.)

Gosh, they look great.

- It's Yoon Seok. - My gosh.

- Hello. - Yoon Seok.

Seriously.

- How could you be so mean? - How could you be so mean?

- Come here. - What are you doing without us?

We weren't excluding you guys.

It's called the NPCC.

It's the Non-Popular Celebrity Club.

Haha was the one who came up with this idea.

- So are we really doing this? - I see.

- Yes, we are. - My gosh. Yes.

Actually, look no further. I'm one of them too.

- No, you're not. - You're popular.

- You're popular. - Hey, Park Min Hwan.

- You... - He's so popular.

- hold fan-meets. - Yes.

What's the turnout at your fan-meets?

This year's venue had 2,000 seats.

- You sold all the tickets, right? - Then this is crazy.

- You're a superstar. - You're a star.

My position is actually iffy.

How many people watch your livestreams?

I at least get about 2,000 people.

- See? You're a superstar too. - Yes.

- That makes you a superstar. - He starts with 3,000 people...

and ends with 500.

Why would you say it like that?

Why would you say I started with 3,000 people?

I can get them to stay, though.

- Exactly. - This is impressive.

How come you haven't been doing any livestreams recently?

Because you watch it.

- When you started watching, - It's...

- you ruined my livestream. - Besides, as for fashion,

once I started to say...

- he's been copying my outfits, - Yes.

I guess it's hard for you to do a livestream about fashion.

- It demotivated me. - Right.

- So you're up to something else. - Definitely.

Didn't you wear this outfit...

on "You Quiz on the Block" two weeks ago?

- I did. - When did he wear this?

- You startled me. - Bring me a photo as evidence.

- You startled me. - And...

- I like this kind of pattern. - He's sensitive.

Is today Cosplay Day?

- Right? - This is crazy.

(He plays along and tries to mimic Jae Seok's facial features.)

Gosh, that punk. Seriously.

(He hates it, but they're starting to resemble one another.)

Hold on. I should give Reporter Jun Ha a call.

Isn't he in San Francisco now?

- I bet he's waiting for it. - Hold on.

I should call Reporter Jun Ha.

But why is he so busy?

Can he stay in the US, so we can do this every week?

Gosh, he's not answering his phone.

- Hello. - San Francisco.

- He answered it. - Hello?

Hey. Gosh, now...

Where are you, Reporter Jun Ha?

Hello. I'm at a supermarket now. Give me a second.

I see. Then call me once you're out.

I'll call you back. I'm sorry.

You're trying to save money on international calls.

- Wasn't that so obvious? - I...

- It's an international call. - So he couldn't wait a few seconds.

- It's an international call. - Gosh. Seriously.

- He can't talk on the phone now. - Then...

- we could have waited. - He was in a public space.

Leaving the supermarket wouldn't have taken long.

- He wanted to save money. - You could've waited.

I hung up before it went over 1 minute. It was only 43 seconds.

(His frugal side is shown through the international call.)

- You're something else. - You ended it before a minute...

- was up. - Hey.

- He's calling me back. - He's calling.

Reporter Jung Jun Ha.

Hello. This is Reporter Jung Jun Ha coming to you from the US.

- Where are you, Reporter Jun Ha? - Seriously.

I'm in front of a supermarket...

called Target in Seattle.

What are you doing at the supermarket?

I only have a few days left before I go back to Korea.

So I wanted to buy a few bags of snacks.

- That's why I'm here. - Ask him what he's been up to.

You were in New York and then went to San Francisco.

- Yes. That's right. - Now, you're headed to Seattle?

Yes, I'm in Seattle now.

- In Seattle... - I'm going to Vancouver tomorrow.

Why are you going to Vancouver?

It also has to do with my business.

- Gosh, seeing how busy he is... - I see.

There have been many news articles since our phone call.

Right. There were a lot of comments too.

- Did you and Myung Soo... - Yes.

talk on the phone after the show?

No. So, regarding Myung Soo, let me say this again.

He really cursed out your program excessively.

He said he'd never star on the show even if he was asked.

- But he starred on the show... - He worked really hard.

- and filmed a legendary episode. - Yes.

- He really worked hard. - Anyway,

- complete your journey... - Yes.

- in good health. - Thank you.