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Hangout with Yoo to edit out Go Kyung-pyo after drunk driving accident

Actor Go Kyung-pyo is facing effective removal from the MBC variety program 'Hangout with Yoo' after a drunk driving accident involving a collision with a cleaning vehicle.

Hangout with Yoo to edit out Go Kyung-pyo after drunk driving accident
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MBC variety program 'Hangout with Yoo' will edit out actor Go Kyung-pyo's appearances following his early morning drunk driving accident in Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. The actor's blood alcohol concentration was at a level for license revocation after he collided with a street sweeper at approximately 3:30 a.m. on the 14th.

Actor Go Kyung-pyo, who caused a traffic accident while driving in a heavily intoxicated state, is effectively being removed from the representative MBC variety program 'Hangout with Yoo'. As he undergoes police investigation for drunk driving, the decision to edit out his appearances has caused significant ripples in the weekend variety show led by Yoo Jae-suk.

On the 14th, a representative for 'Hangout with Yoo' stated regarding Go Kyung-pyo's appearances, "His footage will be edited to the maximum extent possible to ensure there is no discomfort for viewers." This is interpreted as a reflection of the judgment that it is difficult to broadcast the image of a participant who has caused social controversy through a drunk driving accident. However, his future participation in the filming for the '95 Seoul Song Festival' project and whether he will step down from the final stage have not yet been confirmed. The production team is reportedly discussing the matter internally.

Go Kyung-pyo was scheduled to continue his appearances as one of the 18 final qualifiers for the large-scale music project '95 Seoul Song Festival', which 'Hangout with Yoo' is ambitiously pursuing. In particular, he was drawing viewer interest as he was set to appear as one of the qualifiers in the 'Finding a Partner' special airing at 6:30 p.m. that day. However, his appearance plans were halted as news of his drunk driving detection broke just hours before the broadcast.

At approximately 3:30 a.m. that day, Go Kyung-pyo was driving his passenger vehicle in Donggyo-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul, when he collided with a street sweeper. It was confirmed that the blood alcohol concentration measured during the police investigation was at a level corresponding to the revocation of a driver's license. As the fact that the accident occurred in the early morning hours while driving in a heavily intoxicated state became known, public criticism is intensifying.

His agency, CL&COMPANY, also acknowledged the accident and issued an official apology. The agency stated, "Actor Go Kyung-pyo caused an accident by colliding with a street sweeper while driving in an intoxicated state early this morning, and the blood alcohol concentration test results were confirmed to be at a level for license revocation." They continued, "He admits his wrongdoing and is deeply reflecting on it," while bowing in apology.

This situation goes beyond simply deleting a single actor's footage and is highlighting issues regarding the responsibility of broadcasting programs and the management of participants. In particular, as Go Kyung-pyo was selected as a core participant in the music project and was scheduled to perform on the final stage, attention is focused on the production team's future decisions. The remaining issues are not only the editing of already filmed scenes but also how to manage his participation in the entire project.

As drunk driving is a serious criminal act that threatens the lives and safety of others, it has repeatedly sparked controversy regarding the social responsibility and public influence of celebrities. Although Go Kyung-pyo expressed his intention to reflect after the accident, follow-up measures have become inevitable in the broadcasting industry, considering the sentiments of viewers and the public responsibility of programs.

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Lee Chang-seok is the CEO and editor of Mediafine and writes for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-pop, Celebrity and K-drama.

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