'Shut Up, Korea-Japan Match' Lee Su-geun: "Listen to the Winning Team, Want to Bring Big Laughs to Viewers"

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Comedian Lee Su-geun promised big laughs.

On the 2nd, a production announcement for KBS Joy's new variety program 'Shut Up, Korea-Japan Match' was held at the Stanford Hotel in Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul. PD Shim So-hee, Korean comedians Lee Su-geun and Hwang Je-seong, Japanese comedians Fukushima Yoshinari and Wespi (Wes-P), and Seimai Name Japan member Hitomi attended.

'Shut Up, Korea-Japan Match' is a variety show that resolves various issues, from minor differences in stance to real-life disputes between Koreans and Japanese, through games, combining the fun of variety shows with the unique tension of a national competition.

On this day, Lee Su-geun explained, "'Shut Up, Korea-Japan Match' is a program that aims to bring joy to viewers with each person's talent rather than attaching too much significance to it."

He continued, "It is a format where minor disputes or differences of opinion are resolved through competition, and the winning team's words are heard. We just want to bring big laughs."

Meanwhile, 'Shut Up, Korea-Japan Match' will premiere on the 7th at 8 p.m.

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