Park Mi-sun flustered by Lee Bong-won's song choice, "Goodbye, Honey" lyrics trigger laughter

On the MBC variety program 'Radio Star', comedian Lee Bong-won created a situation that flustered Park Mi-sun due to his song selection.

According to a video released by MBCentertainment on the 26th, Park Mi-sun and Lee Bong-won, who are in their 34th year of marriage, had a conversation regarding past anecdotes and song choices. In the conversation within the video, Park Mi-sun mentioned an anecdote from a time when Lee Bong-won was ill and sang a song, conveying the embarrassing situation where the lyrics of the song Lee Bong-won sang at the time contained the content "Goodbye, Honey."

"Goodbye, Honey, please go well"... Diverging meanings of the lyrics

Lee Bong-won continued singing while introducing a serenade prepared for Park Mi-sun. According to the conversation contained in the video, the lyrics of the song Lee Bong-won chose included the phrase "Goodbye, Honey, please go well." In response, the cast members reacted that the lyrics of the song read as if they were bidding farewell.

Park Mi-sun expressed her bewilderment, asking if the lyrics meant "aren't you sending me away completely," which triggered laughter among the cast members. In the conversation in the video, it can be confirmed that while the atmosphere of the song was good, a flustered situation continued because the lyrical content following the title "Honey" was different from expectations. In particular, phrases such as "I went along the mugwort path, but it's a cliff" were mentioned, surprising the cast as the content of the song flowed in an unexpected direction.

Song selection happening leads to black comedy

Lee Bong-won's song selection created a situation similar to black comedy on set. Park Mi-sun reacted to Lee Bong-won's method of song selection by saying, "It's been black comedy all this time," and Lee Bong-won continued the conversation by replying, "Don't take it to heart too much." Park Mi-sun countered Lee Bong-won's remark, saying, "I can just do something similar next time, so I understand."

This video captures the variety show situation created as Lee Bong-won's unexpected choice of song lyrics intersected with his relationship with Park Mi-sun and past anecdotes.