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Published: 2026.10.27 (Tue)
Variety & TV

Audience members and American wrestler join Gag Concert comedy games

The comedy game segment on KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert' featured unexpected audience interactions and a challenging pronunciation mission involving a professional wrestler from the United States.

"Let's have a pretty daughter next year": Gag Concert features comedy games with audience and American pro wrestler
A blonde woman holding a microphone is laughing. (Photo=Gag Concert YouTube video capture)

KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert' featured audience members sharing unfiltered remarks and an American professional wrestler attempting a difficult Korean pronunciation mission. After all challengers failed the rhythmic 'tteok' challenge, a participant won a high-end air fryer with a record time of 3.050 seconds.

The comedy game segment of KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert' drew laughter through unexpected encounters with audience members and a difficult pronunciation mission. Hosted by Yoon Hyung-bin, Lee Jong-hoon, and Kim Ji-ho, the segment proceeded by selecting team members from the audience who had much to say to challenge themselves to the game.

"Let's have a pretty daughter next year"... Unfiltered remarks from the audience

The game began with interviews with audience members. One participant, who mentioned raising three children in Namyangju, joked to her handsome younger brother sitting in the audience, "If anyone is interested in dating, please come forward," adding, "If you get married and have children, I will look after them all," which brought laughter to the scene. Following this, a participant visiting from Ilsan with her husband created a warm atmosphere by telling him, "Let's have a pretty daughter who looks like me next year."

"Let's have a pretty daughter next year": Gag Concert features comedy games with audience and American pro wrestler

An English teacher also drew attention by confessing to his wife that "Korean women are the prettiest in the world." The final participant increased the tension of the game by leaving a message for his girlfriend saying, "Ju-ya, I'm living."

Appearance of an American pro wrestler and the 'Chapsaltteok' pronunciation mission

This episode featured an unusual scene as a participant who came to South Korea to do professional wrestling in the United States appeared. While the professional wrestler from the United States had somewhat clumsy Korean skills, he led the atmosphere by performing gestures as if demonstrating professional wrestling techniques at the request of the hosts. However, he suffered a disappointing elimination during the subsequent pronunciation mission, which required accurately saying "chapsaltteok, garaetteok, tteokbokki, kongtteok."

The difficulty of the mission was increased by a rule requiring participants to clap instead of saying the character 'tteok' rather than simply reading the sentences. Participants faced elimination by tangling their pronunciations into phrases like "chapsal garae bogikong" or missing the timing for the claps. During the demonstration process, Lee Jong-hoon recorded a time of 6.81 seconds, but participants found it difficult to simultaneously satisfy both accurate pronunciation and adherence to the rules.

Who is the winner of the air fryer?

As all challengers failed to overcome the high barrier of the pronunciation mission, a final winner was determined after fierce competition. The hosts offered a high-end air fryer, purchased with their own money, as a prize, and the participant who achieved a record of 3.050 seconds ultimately won. The comedy game concluded with a combination of unexpected remarks from the audience and a tension-filled mission.

Source: original video (YouTube)

#Gag Concert #KBS 2TV #Yoon Hyung-bin #Lee Jong-hoon #Kim Ji-ho #comedy game #South Korea
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