'Yang Sang-guk's 'Yoo Jae-suk Sniper' Controversy' Ends with Apology... "I'm Introverted, So I Overacted on TV" [Star Issue]

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Comedian Yang Sang-guk issued an explanation regarding the controversy surrounding him.

On the 15th, the official KBS YouTube channel released a preview video for the KBS 2TV variety program 'Problem Children in the Attic,' titled 'Gyeongsang-do Siblings' Adaptation to Seoul's Attic. Bibi, Yang Sang-guk.'

The released video featured Yang Sang-guk and Bibi, who appeared as guests on 'Problem Children in the Attic.'

Through the video, Yang Sang-guk addressed the recent controversy over his behavior. Yang Sang-guk stated, "Actually, I'm very introverted, so I overacted a bit on TV."

Yang Sang-guk explained the controversy by saying, "They said men from Gyeongsang-do don't drive women home like Seoul people do." When the MCs then asked for his final thoughts on the matter, he dropped to his knees and shouted, "Where would a woman go alone? I should drive her home," eliciting laughter. A caption reading "Our Sang-guk has changed" also appeared.

Previously, Yang Sang-guk sparked controversy by appearing on the YouTube channel 'Excuse Me' and making remarks such as "In places like ours in Gyeongsang-do, we don't drive women home" and "I have never once driven my girlfriend home." He also faced criticism for crossing a line by addressing senior comedian Yoo Jae-suk as "Mr. Yoo Jae-suk."

Additionally, he faced ongoing controversy on the tvN variety program 'Amazing Saturday' for making rude remarks and performing impulsive actions during a sketch.

Meanwhile, 'Problem Children in the Attic,' featuring Yang Sang-guk, will air at 8:30 p.m. on the 21st.

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