Lee Seo-jin Didn't Know BIBI's 'Bam Yang Geng', Calls Her 'A Bit Annoying' ('Bi Seo Jin')
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At a glance
- Actor Lee Seo-jin confessed he was unaware of singer BIBI's hit song 'Bam Yang Geng' during the premiere of the SBS show 'What Will You Do Jin - Bi Seo Jin'.
- Lee Seo-jin and Kim Gwang-gyu encountered BIBI at the 'Waterbomb 2026' event, leading to a discussion about her music.
- BIBI humorously reacted to Lee Seo-jin's unfamiliarity with her song, calling him 'a bit annoying' in a playful exchange.
Actor Lee Seo-jin admitted to not knowing BIBI's popular song 'Bam Yang Geng' during the premiere episode of the SBS variety show "What Will You Do Jin - Bi Seo Jin." The incident occurred when Lee Seo-jin and fellow actor Kim Gwang-gyu met the singer BIBI at the "Waterbomb 2026" event.
During their interaction, Lee Seo-jin's lack of familiarity with BIBI's hit track became apparent. This revelation led to a playful exchange where BIBI humorously described Lee Seo-jin as "a bit annoying." The moment highlighted a generational or perhaps musical taste gap, adding a lighthearted tension to the show's debut.
I don't know 'Bam Yang Geng'.
The episode featured the initial meeting between Lee Seo-jin, Kim Gwang-gyu, and BIBI, setting the stage for their interactions on the program. The show, which premiered on the 28th, aims to capture the dynamics between the celebrity guests and the hosts, with this particular segment generating buzz due to the unexpected musical disconnect.
Lee Seo-jin, known for his diverse roles and television appearances, seemed genuinely surprised by the popularity of 'Bam Yang Geng,' a song that has achieved significant success. BIBI, a rising star in the music industry, responded with good-natured teasing, underscoring the humorous nature of the encounter. The exchange provided an early glimpse into the chemistry and potential comedic moments viewers can expect from the show.
He's a bit annoying.
Originally published by Chosun 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.