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Kim Jae-joong's Parents Approve of '10-Years-Younger' Hibab, Then Shocked by Her Mukbang on 'Shinsang Market, Please'
๐Ÿ‡ฐ๐Ÿ‡ท South Korea/Korean 18h ago Economy & Trade

Kim Jae-joong's Parents Approve of '10-Years-Younger' Hibab, Then Shocked by Her Mukbang on 'Shinsang Market, Please'

Translated from Korean.

Summary

South Korean celebrity Kim Jae-joong's parents were surprised by their son's guest, Hibab, during a TV show appearance. While initially pleased with Hibab's apparent good eating habits, they were shocked by her intense mukbang (eating broadcast) performance.

๐Ÿ‡ฐ๐Ÿ‡ท Chosun Ilbo โ€” South Korea

On the latest episode of KBS 2TV's 'Shinsang Market, Please' (ํŽธ์Šคํ† ๋ž‘), viewers were treated to a heartwarming, yet ultimately surprising, glimpse into the home of K-pop star Kim Jae-joong. The episode featured Kim inviting guests over, and his parents' reactions to one particular guest, the popular mukbang YouTuber Hibab, provided much of the episode's entertainment.

My daughter-in-law is like this. Someone who eats without being picky when eating with parents, and second, older sisters...

โ€” Kim Jae-joong's FatherKim Jae-joong's father describes his ideal daughter-in-law before meeting Hibab.

Initially, Kim's parents expressed their approval of Hibab, with his father noting that she seemed like a suitable match for his son, particularly highlighting her apparent lack of pickiness and enjoyment of food. This initial positive impression, however, was quickly overturned when Hibab began her signature mukbang. The sheer volume and intensity of her eating left Kim's parents visibly stunned, creating a humorous and memorable moment for the show's audience.

I was shocked by the mukbang.

โ€” Kim Jae-joong's ParentsKim Jae-joong's parents react to Hibab's eating performance on the TV show.

The segment tapped into the widespread popularity of mukbang in South Korea, showcasing both the appeal and the sometimes overwhelming nature of the genre. The parents' genuine shock served as a relatable reaction for many viewers who may be fascinated by, but not accustomed to, such extreme eating displays. It was a lighthearted moment that underscored the generational and cultural differences in media consumption and entertainment preferences.

Read the full article at Chosun Ilbo โ†’

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