Yoon Nam-no, Absurd Murderer Suspicion: "10 Knives Spilled Out on the Subway"
Chef Yoon Nam-no revealed a startling accident where his knife bag tore on the subway, causing more than 10 knives to spill out at once. The incident led to passengers screaming and station staff being dispatched, as his intense appearance caused him to be misunderstood during the chaos.
Chef Yoon Nam-no revealed that he experienced a dizzying accident where his knife bag tore on the subway. As more than 10 knives inside the bag spilled out all at once, passengers screamed and the surroundings instantly turned into chaos. Eventually, even station staff were dispatched, and Yoon Nam-no had to show every tool in his bag one by one to prove he was a chef. The cast burst into laughter at the situation, which even led to misunderstandings due to his intense impression.
On the KBS 2TV entertainment program ‘Problem Child in House’, Kim Poong and Yoon Nam-no appeared as guests on the 13th. During the broadcast, Yoon Nam-no was asked, ‘Have you ever been misunderstood because of your impression?’ and he revealed the absurd incident that occurred on the subway. Although it happened while he was simply traveling, his professional characteristic of carrying knives led to an unexpected commotion.
Yoon Nam-no recalled the moment, saying, “I was at Cheongdam Station carrying a loose knife bag, and the bottom of the bag got punctured.” He explained, “One knife came out, and then everything tore apart with a crash. There were more than 10 knives.” As the bag burst, several knives spilled onto the floor, and Yoon Nam-no had to hurriedly pick up the knives dropped on the floor to respond to the sudden situation.
The problem was that Yoon Nam-no's appearance while gathering the knives could have looked threatening to nearby passengers. Reenacting the situation himself, he explained, “When I grabbed the knife, my expression was exactly like this.” He added, “People screamed and were truly startled. The people on both sides split wide apart.” Because the knives spilled all at once and combined with his expression while picking them up, the passengers were greatly shocked.
Listening to the story, Kim Poong added laughter by mentioning Yoon Nam-no's intense impression. Kim Poong joked, “It's scary when Nam-no's eyes roll.” “Because the area under his eyes is dark, he feels like a little Jiangshi.” As the situation where Yoon Nam-no unintentionally made those around him tense coincided with his unique appearance, laughter erupted in the studio.
However, the commotion did not end inside the subway. Yoon Nam-no revealed, “I got off the subway, and a station employee was waiting for me.” Since passengers were startled by the sight of the knives spilling, it seems the station employee also needed to check the situation. To clear up the misunderstanding, he said he explained he was a chef by showing photos from his SNS. He conveyed the embarrassment of the time, saying, “I said I'm a chef, that it's really not like that,” and “I showed everything, saying it's not just knives, but I have tongs too.”
The reason the bag tore was also revealed later. Yoon Nam-no explained, “The reason the bag was punctured was because of the whetstone,” and “In the midst of that, the whetstone also broke.” The whetstone, which is necessary for maintaining knives, added weight inside the bag and became the cause of the accident. In a situation where he had to gather the knives and even explain his profession, the fact that even the whetstone broke made it a truly sweating day.
Yoon Nam-no added, “Carrying a stone was also strange. Fortunately, it ended well.” For a chef, knives are everyday work tools, but if they spill all at once in a public place like a subway, they can be perceived in a completely different way. Yoon Nam-no's story, where a single knife bag tearing led to passengers' screams and a station employee's verification, provided laughter by showing the unexpected hardships hidden in a chef's daily life.
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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