Yoo Jae-suk recalls resentment over Kim Jong-kook's wedding song choice
During the web variety show "What Shall I Do, Ye-eun?", Yoo Jae-suk revealed his disappointment that Kim Jong-kook did not sing the specific song he requested at his own wedding.
During a gathering for Ji Ye-eun's upcoming marriage on the 2nd, Yoo Jae-suk revealed that Kim Jong-kook refused to sing his requested song at Yoo's own wedding, opting instead to perform "Stars, Wind, Sunshine and Love."
Yoo Jae-suk has expressed lingering resentment toward Kim Jong-kook, revealing that Kim refused to sing the specific congratulatory song requested at Yoo's wedding. Even after a long time has passed, the revelation of this "failed wedding song" incident brought laughter as the two displayed their familiar bickering chemistry.
In the web variety show "What Shall I Do, Ye-eun?", which was released on the 2nd, Ji Ye-eun was seen delivering wedding invitations to her colleagues from "Running Man" and "Office Workers". As the cast gathered to congratulate Ji Ye-eun ahead of her marriage, the conversation naturally turned to wedding songs, prompting Yoo Jae-suk to bring up his past experience and express his disappointment toward Kim Jong-kook.
Looking at Kim Jong-kook, who was set to sing a congratulatory song at Ji Ye-eun's wedding, Yoo Jae-suk said, "At my wedding, you didn't sing what I asked you to sing." Although he had requested a song as a gesture of celebration, Kim Jong-kook did not select the specific track Yoo had expected. Following Yoo's sudden revelation, Kim Jong-kook stepped in to explain the situation at the time.
At Yoo Jae-suk's wedding, Kim Jong-kook sang "Stars, Wind, Sunshine and Love". This differed from the song Yoo had anticipated. Explaining his reasoning at the time, Kim Jong-kook said, "Back then, I thought singing something like 'Loveable' wouldn't be appropriate for the occasion." He added, "At that time, I felt like performing a dance at a wedding."
While Kim Jong-kook's choice was made considering the atmosphere and formality of a wedding song, Yoo Jae-suk was left with regret for not hearing the song he wanted. The conversation between the two created laughter as honest complaints and explanations stemming from their long-standing friendship intertwined naturally.
During the episode, Song Ji-hyo also expressed her willingness to sing a congratulatory song. However, Ji Ye-eun wittily declined, saying, "Unnie, it's okay. Unnie, it's hard," which caused laughter on set. As jokes regarding the wedding song continued, the scene of Ji Ye-eun delivering her wedding invitations was filled with a pleasant atmosphere.
The anecdote regarding the wedding songs of Yoo Jae-suk and Kim Jong-kook serves as more than just a past episode; it highlights the relationship between the two men who have worked together on broadcasts for a long time. Yoo Jae-suk's expression of resentment and Kim Jong-kook's explanation of his past choice resurfaced as another source of humor during the gathering for Ji Ye-eun's upcoming marriage.
Oh Seo-yoon reports for Mediafine Global, mainly covering K-Variety and also writing on K-drama, K-pop and K-movie.
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