I remembered Yoon Doo-joon's days on variety shows, laughing off his PTSD.

The plot was about three people meeting at the age of twenty and already talking about being forty.

As the story of the second generation idols' entertainment days unfolded naturally, it felt like memories from that time were also being recalled.
Even though it was just an episode that was meant to be funny, there were some strangely sad moments.

 

 

 

 

Especially when Yoon Doojoon brought up the Mystery grindstone dance story, I burst out laughing but also understood.
When I heard that Kim Yong-man, the senior, kept telling me to do it, and that I ended up doing half of my life's work there, I thought that at the time, the entertainment industry had an atmosphere where if you got caught once, you had to go all the way, and since I was an idol, I couldn't run away anymore.
It's a funny scene when I look at it now, but I think it must have been a real burden at the time.

 

 

 

 

 

The story of Jung Yong-hwa catching a wild boar in 'The Hunter' comes out,

When the story continued about the time when I dug a well and went to Africa, I felt that it was really different from today's entertainment shows.
I felt like it was something people who survived that era could say.

 

 

 

 

 

The best part is that I can now tell these stories with a laugh.
Even the difficult times eventually become memories, and I feel so grateful that fans can laugh and listen to them together.