"50 Years Old," Kim Jong-guk said, "Are you old enough to have menopause? "Male hormones are high." [Jade door]

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Singer and broadcaster Kim Jong-kook explodes his sex hormone pride.

In the 310th episode of KBS 2TV's entertainment show "The Problematic Children of the Rooftop Room" (hereinafter referred to as "Okmunah"), Kim Ji-yeon and Choo Sung-il, the hottest "gynecologist" in Korea, will set out to correct false gender health myths.

Along with this, "Oktops" Song Eun-i, Kim Sook, Kim Jong-guk, Hong Jin-kyung, Yang Se-chan, and Joo Woo-jae are also highly curious about their health. Among them, Kim Jong-guk confessed to his physical changes, saying, "As I got older, my personality became calm," and suddenly became engulfed in "menopausal suspicions" and excited the rooftop room. However, Kim Jong-kook, who is famous for being the representative of the entertainment industry, said with a relaxed look, "I don't know if I'm in menopause. "Because male hormones are too high," he said, adding, "Testosterone pride" turns the surroundings into a sea of laughter.

However, Joo Woo-jae, the "Kim Jong-guk sniper," does not miss Kim Jong-guk's detailed changes. Joo Woo-jae said, "Jong-guk's face has changed. Compared to the past, it feels like I've put on an application filter now," he says, insisting on the 50-year-old new bride's "Eun-hwa," and Kim Sook also responds, saying, "My impression has become milder after being hit." Nevertheless, Kim Jong-guk said, "A lot of male hormones come out, and a lot of female hormones come out," adding that he takes the path of "sexual hormone rich" rather than "menopausal" or "humanization."

Meanwhile, on this day, "Rooftops" poured out numerous question bombs as much as their soaring curiosity toward Kim Ji-yeon and Choo Sung-il, turning the rooftop room into a heated forum for discussion. In fact, Joo Woo-jae even raised his thumb, saying, "I think the decibel is the highest in rooftop talk ever." As a result, expectations are high for the main broadcast of "Okmun-ah" about the dopamine explosion chatter and quiz war that "Oktops" is overly immersed in.

"Okmun-ah" airs every Thursday at 8:30 p.m.

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