Kim Won-hoon and Um Ji-yoon in "Long-Term Love" Marriage Realized "I hope it will contribute to a warm start." [a question and answer]

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The "Long-Term Love" series team, a popular segment of the popular YouTube channel "Shortbox," created by comedians Kim Won-hoon, Cho Jin-se and Um Ji-yoon, successfully completed the April Fool's Day wedding event.

Shortbox appeared as a "long-term relationship" couple at a wedding hall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on April 1st, held a fan meeting under the concept of marriage and spent a meaningful time with subscribers. Kim Won-hoon and Um Ji-yoon, the "long-term relationship" couple, provided a different pleasure with a direction reminiscent of an actual wedding.

Kim Won-hoon and Um Ji-yoon appeared in tuxedos and wedding dresses to cheerfully complete the fake real wedding concept, and actively communicated with fans attending the scene, drawing laughter and empathy at the same time. Comedians' participation in society, wedding songs, and congratulatory greetings was added to increase the completeness of the event, drawing attention.

This fan meeting added more meaning beyond simple events. Under the name of Short Box (Kim Won-hoon, Cho Jin-se, Um Ji-yoon), he decided to donate 30 million won to the "Fruit of Seoul Love" and delivered a warm message by returning the love received through the content to sharing.

Shortbox, which has delivered empathy and laughter in real-life relationships through the "Long-Term Love" series for years, has expanded the world view of the content offline through this event and strengthened its ties with fans. The "long-term relationship" expressed its sincere gratitude to subscribers through a question-and-answer session with deep affection.

Hereinafter, the full text of the Q&A of the "Long-Term Love" team.

Q. The "Long-Term Love" series has gained a lot of public sympathy and is considered a representative popular section of YouTube short content. What do you think is the secret to your popularity?

I think the fact that the conversations and behaviors of long-term love couples in their daily lives were melted in as much detail as possible gained great sympathy. They enjoy watching the comical directions, but in the end, we're an empathetic comedy, so I think it's true that the hyperrealist scenes came to viewers like their own stories.

Q. As the content has continued for a long time, characters have naturally built up, so how do you draw changes in the nature or situation of your role?

To make use of the emotions of the 15-year "long-term relationship" couple, we focused on a practical and comfortable partnership that perfectly penetrates each other's habits rather than romantic excitement. However, I made sure to put words or actions in it that I could feel my love for each other. We are creating a story with a strong bond and detailed consideration that can be said directly at the center of each character.

Q. Was there a moment when you thought, "Isn't this real, not acting?" Tell me the memorable episode and why.

I remember the early love story. I thought this was not acting because Won-hoon kept organizing his hair and the student's way of speaking was so natural. Unlike Jiyoon, I remember the proposal episode. It was included in the video, but it was hard because I kept laughing in the middle of the proposal. I was thankful that they saw the scene in a natural and lovely way.

Q. Were there any comments during the subscriber response that affected the content or could be feedback?

I always read the comments that subscribers leave carefully and get a lot of help. It was a line of repentance, but sometimes it doesn't get as much attention as you think, and sometimes they love unexpected scenes. I try to reflect those reactions as much as possible in the next contents by using them as feedback.

Q. We've finished "Long-Term Relationship" and are now officially entering the post-wedding concept. I'm curious about the reason why you extended your 4/1 April Fools' wedding ceremony to offline events. What made you want to meet your subscribers? Is there anything else you can draw?

I really wanted to end the most beloved "long-term relationship" series with my precious subscribers. My friends who supported me during the dating period, seniors who gave me generous advice and love, and younger brothers who said, "I want to date like that." are all our subscribers. I thought it was polite to invite you to the event that paid off.

Q. I think there will be a lot of topics you want to try in the future because you have a wedding concept. Among them, please give us a point to look forward to.

Nothing has been decided immediately regarding the content after the marriage. However, we had fun talking about various ideas among ourselves, so if you wait with support, we will come back with good content.

Q. Is there a reason you decided to donate this time? If there's a meaning related to the 'long-term relationship' series, please explain it together.

As I was preparing for this offline wedding event, I thought that there could be many young prospective couples who are hesitant or struggling with the wedding due to realistic financial problems. It is a small amount compared to the amount of love we have received from the public, but we quietly gathered our will in hopes that young people who have been silent about love for a long time, such as Won-hoon and Ji-yoon, will help them get off to a warm start in front of the wall of reality.

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