Jo Hye-ryun's Hit Song 'Anakana' Banned by KBS for 20 Years Due to Low Quality

Comedian Jo Hye-ryun shared the untold story behind her iconic song 'Anakana' during her appearance on the KBS 2TV entertainment program 'Salimnam 2'. The song, widely recognized as her signature tune, has a surprising history that includes a 20-year ban from the broadcasting station.

Jo Hye-ryun explained that 'Anakana' was first introduced to the public on 'Yeogol Five,' a show directed by the renowned PD Na Young-seok. The song quickly became a hit, cementing its place in Jo Hye-ryun's career. However, despite its popularity, the comedian revealed that the song has been deemed "below standard" by KBS, leading to its exclusion from airplay for two decades.

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I first sang this song on 'Yeogol Five,' directed by PD Na Young-seok.

The revelation about the song's ban has sparked interest among viewers, highlighting the subjective nature of broadcast standards and the long-lasting impact of certain popular songs, even when they face official restrictions.

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It has been unable to be played on KBS for 20 years due to its substandard quality.