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Published: 2026.10.12 (Mon)
Variety & TV

"If she were a woman, I would have hit on her" Seo Tae-pung's unexpected behavior, a commotion delivered by Gag Concert

In the KBS 2TV 'Gag Concert' segment 'The House Where You Live', Seo Tae-pung caused an unexpected commotion by appearing disguised as a friend from high school. The situation escalated into chaos as various characters, including Brother Son, became entangled in the unfolding scene.

"If she were a woman, I would have hit on her" Seo Tae-pung's unexpected behavior, a commotion delivered by Gag Concert
Seo Tae-pung is smiling and raising his hand near his face. (Photo=Gag Concert YouTube video capture)

In the segment 'The House Where You Live' on KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert', Seo Tae-pung caused an unexpected commotion by appearing disguised as a friend from high school.

In the 'Gag Concert' broadcast on the 11th, the situation changed abruptly when Seo Tae-pung suddenly appeared under the setting that he was a friend from high school while Seo Seong-gyeong and Yu Dam were enjoying a date at home. Yu Dam was reassuring them that the family members would be late, but Seo Tae-pung, who appeared saying he had just finished working out, increased the tension by pointing out the scent of perfume in the house and suspecting that his older brother (Seo Seong-gyeong) had brought a woman over.

"If she were a woman, I would have hit on her" Seo Tae-pung's unexpected behavior, a commotion delivered by Gag Concert

"What's wrong with being between men" Seo Tae-pung's unrestrained display of abs and sudden remarks

Seo Tae-pung showed unrestrained behavior, such as touching Seo Seong-gyeong's abs and saying, "Hyung, you've been working out." Despite Seo Seong-gyeong's flustered attempts to stop him, Seo Tae-pung showed eccentric behavior, such as praising Seo Seong-gyeong's abs or suggesting they go to a sauna together, saying, "What's wrong with being between men?" In particular, Seo Tae-pung turned the atmosphere of the scene around by throwing the remark at Yu Dam, "If she were a woman, I would have hit on her."

Seo Tae-pung mentioned that Seo Seong-gyeong's abs were "hard" and added, "It's even more incredible when Hyung takes his clothes off." Despite Seo Seong-gyeong's reaction that it was embarrassing because they were in the living room, Seo Tae-pung took control of the situation by continuing remarks along the lines of Seo Seong-gyeong's boyfriend being pretty. Seo Seong-gyeong appealed his embarrassment at Seo Tae-pung's point about whether he had downloaded something strange on the computer and urged him to go into the room.

Successive character appearances and tangled situations

The situation did not end there. As Seo Seong-gyeong's older sister suddenly entered the house, Seo Tae-pung faced the risk of his identity being revealed. Seo Tae-pung continued the conversation by mentioning the sister's style and saying, "I like smart people," or using eccentric logic toward the sister, such as saying, "I like Young-keu-keu." Seo Seong-gyeong struggled to kick Seo Tae-pung out while appealing his embarrassment.

Afterward, the situation became even more complicated as another character, 'Brother Son', appeared. Brother Son appeared while arguing over the issue of an ex-girlfriend who contacts him every night. As the characters became entangled one after another, the commotion reached its peak. Seo Seong-gyeong eventually tried to settle the situation even by cross-dressing as a man, but the situation spiraled into an uncontrollable state as Seo Tae-pung's sudden actions and dialogue continued.

Source: original video (YouTube)

#Seo Tae-pung #Gag Concert #The House Where You Live #Seo Seong-gyeong #Yu Dam #Brother Son #KBS 2TV
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