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Hyoyeon jokes about how to address Tiffany’s husband Byun Yo-han: ‘Oppa? Hyung? Sir?’

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Hyoyeon shared a photo with actor Byun Yo-han and joked about whether to call him “oppa,” “hyung” or something else.
  • Byun recently took part in a recording for Hyoyeon’s YouTube channel ahead of the release of his film “Tazza: The Song of the Devil.”
  • Byun and Girls’ Generation member Tiffany Young announced their marriage in February after meeting through the Disney+ series “Uncle Samsik.”

Hyoyeon has turned a simple question of manners into a joke: what should she call Byun Yo-han, the husband of her Girls’ Generation bandmate Tiffany Young?

On Instagram, Hyoyeon posted a photo with Byun and wrote, “Yo-han oppa? Hyung? Sir? Should I call you Mr. Yo-han? Forget it, Yo-han skibidi.” She added, “Why did you do this to me? First, we need to agree on what to call each other. Otherwise, I’ll just call you skibidi.”

Yo-han oppa? Hyung? Sir? Should I call you Mr. Yo-han? Forget it, Yo-han skibidi.

· HyoyeonHyoyeon joked on Instagram about the appropriate way to address Byun Yo-han.

The photo shows the pair standing side by side with serious expressions and poses, while their playful mood remains clear. Byun recently joined a recording for Hyoyeon’s YouTube channel. The episode is scheduled to be released on the 9th.

The meeting also comes as Byun prepares for the release of “Tazza: The Song of the Devil” on the 23rd. Byun and Tiffany Young announced their marriage in February. They met through the Disney+ series “Uncle Samsik,” later became a couple and married.

Why did you do this to me? First, we need to agree on what to call each other. Otherwise, I’ll just call you skibidi.

· HyoyeonShe continued the joke in the caption accompanying their photo.
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Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.