You Quiz On The Block (유 퀴즈 온 더 블럭)

Sae Ho was taking pictures.

He's taking pictures of his own face. What can I say?

Hello. - Hello.

I told them.

I heard the Generation MZ has their own way of taking photos.

Did you try it? - Yes,

but I failed.

It's amazing.

He's here. - Hello.

Hello.

Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Come here. Have a seat.

The real universal star is here.

The universal star is here.

His video of dancing in class

recorded 8.5 million views...

and received 1.14 million likes.

The universal star of Yangsan, Gyeongsang Province.

It's Kim Woo Joo. Welcome. - Nice to meet you.

Can you introduce yourself?

Hello. I'm Kim Woo Joo.

I'm in Grade 7 at Bogwang Middle School.

It may sound obvious since you're young.

You look fair.

Look at his face.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry to say this,

but you look fair. - Woo Joo.

You need to take care of yourself from now on.

I looked fair in Grade 7 too.

Because...

You look very fair.

Anyway, who is Woo Joo?

Why did he come here all the way from Yangsan, Gyeongsang Province?

What's he doing here? - It seems...

he looks like your nephew.

You look alike.

Can you tell? - Yes, you look alike.

You look alike. - I know.

Ji Ho goes to middle school. - They're the same age.

Yes. - He's in Grade 7.

Yes.

So I'll introduce him.

He posted videos of him dancing every day on social media.

Then the one that was taken in the classroom...

It recorded 8.5 million views...

and received 1.14 million likes.

He's the one in that video.

Recording 8.5 million views is huge.

That's huge. - It's amazing.

Our production crew saw that video,

and they contacted you.

How did you feel when you first received their call?

You see, at first, it was just my habit.

I've always liked to receive attention.

You're honest.

Me too. I loved getting attention.

He was an attention seeker too. - Yes.

I started it because it was fun.

Then it became a hit.

So I continued.

It felt nice to get more followers.

You sound excited even now. - Yes.

You're still excited. - To see you two...

in front of me, it feels like dreaming.

Funny enough,

this shoot is taking place on the day of the school retreat.

So we said you should join the retreat,

and we'll invite you again in June.

Then you ended up crying and made a fuss at home.

No.

Honestly,

My mom was exaggerating. - did you really cry over it...

when you go to middle school? - No.

No? - No.

Still, your school retreat is more important.

I can go to the school retreat next year...

or the year after.

But I might get a second chance for this again.

Then are your friends on a school retreat now?

Yes.

Did you tell them about the show? - No.

So your friends don't know your appearance on the show?

No. - Why didn't you tell them?

The writer told me not to.

Oh, come on.

Still, you can say it just between us.

I told one. - You did?

I told one of my friends. - What did he say?

He said he won't tell anyone.

Then there's one more guy who can keep a secret.

So I told him.

Now two people know.

If two people know,

everyone on the school retreat is going like,

"Hey, Woo Joo will be on You Quiz on the Block."

I bet they all know by now.

They'd all know now. - No, it'll be just the two.

Are you sure?

First of all, people are probably curious.

What kind of dance did he do...

that went viral? - Right.

Can you show us here?

Yes. - Good. Let's watch.

He's fast.

Oh, that's...

Oh, that's...

Woo Joo, where did you learn that?

I learned it on my own. - On your own?

It looked cool on YouTube, so I started following it.

What's the genre exactly?

It's called drill music...

in hiphop.

That...

Why... - I ran out of breath.

He's just a human.

I thought he'd be strong since he looked fair.

Do you think you can teach us some simple steps?

First, - What do you do?

You move your feet like this.

Move my feet.

Gather them. - Gather them.

Go the other way. - The other way.

And gather them again. - Gather again.

Then repeat it.

Is this right?

It feels like a free dance.

Joseph. - You dance the way you like.

Joseph, what are you doing? - I got this.

You should try too.

I'm good at this.

Let's perform with Woo Joo.

Let's go. - We're good at this.

Hey.

What are you doing in front of a kid?

Why did you hit your butt?

No?

Why did you do shaba shaba? - Is it not allowed?

Do you know shaba shaba? - No.

It's old.

Look up "The Angel Who Lost Wings" later.

This dance is called sturdy.

Sturdy began in New York.

It expresses how sturdy you are.

So it's popular among teens...

around the world on social media.

We also had a dance that was popular among youth.

Oh, yes. - Right?

What was it back in your days? - It was the rabbit dance.

Oh, right. - You move your feet.

Do you know the rabbit dance? - No.

I guess I have to show him.

Watch.

It's something like that.

You're pretty good.

There. - Right.

That's how it goes.

That was popular when I was a teen.

Right. Back in my days, a comic dance was popular.

What kind of dance is that? - It was called the Parapara dance.

The Parapara dance. - Yes.

Right. By So Yu Jin.

It was So Yu Jin. - The Parapara dance.

That's the Parapara dance.

Good job.

Let's stop here.

That's what you do.

They're the dances that were popular when we were young.

Like we said, the sturdy dance is...

popular among people your age.

He's like, "What are they doing?"

It's the same.

Now, you're 14.

When we were 14, we had our own popular dance.

Anyway, you get a lot of DMs?

Yes. - What do they say?

It's mostly about my look.

Some say, "You're cute." "You're hot."

I'm serious.

Hey.

Is that all you get?

That's not all. That and...

saying that I'm good at dancing.

Right. - Yes.

Does your family say anything?

No. - Nothing?

Yes.

Telling you to study? - They never say that.

Is it because you're doing well at school on your own?

I go to learning centers until late at night.

What's your daily routine?

My routine is...