The first 179 lines.
No one is here.
Secondhand vinyl records?
Boo! - That startled me.
You're here.
Vinyl records here are on sale.
They are selling the secondhand ones.
Sang Soon,
"To A Lady" is not here.
There's Lee Seung Hwan.
There's Zoo.
Kim Hyun Sik's third album.
There's 015 and ZAM.
Who's ZAM? - All right.
Hwasa, don't you know ZAM? - No, I don't.
When I was in elementary and middle school,
I used to do Yoon Hyun Suk's part.
At a retreat.
Would you like to listen to them? - Yes.
You know this song, don't you? - I do.
It's so romantic. - Isn't it?
The sound quality seems like it's live. It's raw.
It's 1992.
But you were born in 1995.
The lyrics to this song seem fitting for a theme song.
Right.
"You should not forget."
I think these things are hotter these days.
What is this? I thought this was a tripe place.
Who is it? - Jung Hwa.
Hello Hyo Lee.
Who's this? It's you, BoA. - Hyo Lee.
You guys came in together.
Hello. - Jung Hwa.
What is this?
We were to dress comfortably. - Where are your eyebrows?
They say not having them is in style.
You have oil applied here. - Were you hiking?
Gosh. Sit down first.
When are you ever getting out of style?
Right. - Yes.
What does "getting out of style" mean?
What are you saying...
in front of those who are the spirit of trends?
Gosh. Let it go now, will you?
I wanted to find...
my old vibe again. You know? - I know what that is.
Don't you? - Yes.
What? - Hello!
Hello.
Wan Sun, you're so cute.
You look so bright.
You look so pretty, Wan Sun.
Thank you. - You look pretty too.
I'm so happy to see you.
You know that it's been a year exactly since we last met?
Right. - We had a meal together.
Has that been a year already? - Has that been a year already?
Has it been a year already? - That's been a year.
What? No way.
The time we met at the restaurant? - Yes.
Yes. - It's been a year since we met.
Don't you think it'll be fun? - Hyo Lee,
aren't you a genius?
So when the article came out,
what did people say about it? - Right.
They were all excited.
They told me they've been waiting for this.
And I'm so happy.
I'm so excited to see all of you...
perform in real life.
And I think the timing is good for us.
Exactly. - I mean this show.
You know, retro things...
are in trend? - Right.
Retro is in trend now.
And I'm happy that I get to see your eyes.
Lasers going out from my eyes? - You're pretty no matter what.
The eyes that shoot out lasers. - Let's look for those eyes.
I heard you're doing a 20-year anniversary concert.
It's next week.
How can BoA be celebrating 20 years already?
Can you believe that? - That's great.
In fact, 20 years have passed already.
Then how many years is it? - Around 23 years.
So my 30 years is not that strange.
Jung Hwa, it's been 30 years for you?
What about you, Wan Sun? - Don't talk about me.
I think it's cool. - Isn't it?
How many years has it been? - You are still active.
I debuted in 1986.
That's when I was born.
Is it? - You were born in 1986?
Yes.
A round of applause.
Thirty-eight years. - I can't talk about this.
But that was when I debuted. - Respect.
In 1983,
I went to my aunt's as a trainee.
That aunt. - So, now that it's 2023,
it's been 40 years.
So 30 years for you, 30 years for you,
twenty-three years,
Right. - It's 10 years for me.
It's been 10 years for you? - It's been 10 years.
Right. - It's been 10 years already?
Ten years? - Yes.
How many years has it been for you, Hyo Lee?
I debuted in 1998,
It's been 25 years for you.
If we add up all our active years, it's 129 years.
I think time flies. - It does.
It really flies. - Gosh.
You must be practicing all of your old songs.
It's so tough.
So, you're already prepared.
I'm not.
Why not? - More prepared than us.
Do you know how hard it is for us to find the MR file?
I don't even have an MR file.
Come on. This is our reality.
You need to know how hard it is for us.
No way. - And my old agencies are scattered,
so I can't even find my MR file.
I have to call them and say, "This is Lee Hyo Lee."
"Do you have the MR file to '10 Minutes?'"
I'm doing that.
I hope it's on the karaoke machine.
It's going down the karaoke charts.
Let's order some drinks. - We should.
Excuse me. - Let's do that.
I'm hungry. - Three bottles of Terra...
and two glasses of this, please. - Sure.
Thank you. - Thank you.
The sound... - It actually makes that sound.
Okay. - I'll pour it for you.
Thank you.
I love it. - Should we clink glasses?
Let's do that.
So good to see you guys.
I almost drank this.
This is good.
Where's our first concert when we hold one?
They never told you, did they?
We'll probably start from lower regions...
I think it'll be fun. - and come up.
When we had concerts back in the day,
we used to start from Daejeon and Daegu...
The big cities. - and came up.
We had a lot of events.
Right. - And some shoots in the country.
You're right! - Yes.
You too? - Always.
Right. - We went to MBC in Ulsan.
We had to wait for so long in our van.
You're right!
You're right.
And they often had open broadcasts of radio shows.
Right. - Back in our days.
Radio programs for the military. - Right.
Our faces weren't even on TV. - Right.
It's a radio show, so it doesn't go on TV.
You have to go to the countryside for that?
Because our fans come to see it. - We do.
I remember going to Daejeon once.
It was a program at 12 o'clock or something.
It was like a park for children,
so, naturally, there were children.
There were a dozen kids,
and I had to perform "Invitation" there.
Oh, my gosh.
I love it. - That's amazing.
They probably thought it was an invitation to a birthday party.
A birthday party?
"It must be her birthday." - That makes sense.
They sat cross-legged on the ground...
and watched me as they scratched themselves.
And I had to sing!
You can never focus.
There were ridiculous performances in the past.
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