Ahn Sung-jae, "Drunk Driving." Lim Sung-geun, I felt sorry.."Thumbnail face." It got smaller. [Sty issue]

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Chef Ahn Sung-jae was seen conscious of Chef Lim Sung-geun, who was controversial for confessing his past three drunk driving.

On the 20th, you can see a change in the thumbnail of the "Black and White Chef Season 2" video, which was posted on Ahn Sung-jae's channel "Chef Ahn Sung-jae" with the survival master's white spoon from the team match to the 1:1 match.

In the thumbnail of the video, the size of the face of the person in question, Ahn Sung-geun, was reduced, and the phrase "49,998 sauces left" compared to his buzzword "Pride Sauce" was modified to "Unnie."

The video was uploaded on the 3rd, and Lim Sung-geun's face size was the biggest in the original thumbnail. However, as Im Sung-geun became controversial when he revealed his past, the YouTube production team of "Chef Ahn Sung-jae" reduced Im Sung-geun's presence conscious of this.

Lim Sung-geun said on his personal YouTube channel "Im Sung-geun Im Jjang TV" on the 18th that he was caught drunk driving three times until recently, starting with his first drunk driving about 10 years ago.

After Lim Sung-geun's confession, various online communities drew attention by releasing a picture of Im Sung-geun's arm, neck, and chest. In response, one netizen left a comment, "Show me a nice tattoo," and Lim Sung-geun said, "Should I?" A lot of people do really cool tattoos these days, so I copied them. But that's not a problem," he wrote, raising public eyebrows.

Im Sung-geun recently gained popularity by appearing on Netflix's entertainment show Black and White Cooks: Season 2 of Cooking Class Wars. However, as his past problems were revealed, Lim Sung-geun said, "What do you do when you play with MBC?', JTBC's "Knowing Bros" recording was canceled, and MBC's "Omniscient Interfere Viewpoint" also decided to discard his recording.

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