Producer Kim Tae-ho reveals Park Myung-soo's profanity-laden reaction to view-count payment offer
Translated from Korean, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Producer Kim Tae-ho revealed an anecdote about comedian Park Myung-soo on the YouTube channel 'Hawasoo'.
- Kim Tae-ho mentioned that he offered Park Myung-soo payment based on view counts, which led to Park using profanity.
- The YouTube channel 'Hawasoo' features content related to the show 'Infinite Challenge'.
Producer Kim Tae-ho has shared an amusing anecdote involving comedian Park Myung-soo, recalling a time when he offered the comedian payment based on viewership numbers. The story, shared on the YouTube channel 'Hawasoo', highlights the dynamic between the two personalities, who are both well-known figures in South Korean entertainment.
During an appearance on the channel, which often features content related to the popular variety show 'Infinite Challenge' where both Kim and Park were prominent, Kim Tae-ho recounted his offer to Park Myung-soo. He stated that he told Park he would pay him according to the number of views the content received. This proposition, however, apparently led to Park Myung-soo resorting to profanity, a detail that added a humorous twist to the producer's story.
I told him I would pay him the same amount as the view count.
The YouTube channel 'Hawasoo' itself seems to be a platform where such behind-the-scenes stories and interactions from the entertainment industry are shared. The episode featuring Kim Tae-ho was titled, "[Hawasoo] Special Guest Producer Kim Tae-ho invited. This combination will make the Infinite Challenge kids flutter!" The mention of 'Infinite Challenge' and 'Hawasoo kids' suggests a connection to fans of the long-running show, who would likely appreciate these personal insights from its former key figures.
He started using profanity.
Originally published by Chosun Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.