Yoon Jong-shin, benefited from Jang Hang-jun for the first time in 30 years... "Joined as MC thanks to a friend" [Happy Together]

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Broadcaster Yoo Jae-suk conveyed the changed status of director Jang Hang-jun.

In the KBS 2TV new variety program 'Happy Together - I'm Glad I'm Not Alone' (hereinafter 'Ha-tu'), which aired on the 10th, viewers saw Ha-tu's longtime host Yoo Jae-suk and his close friend Jang Hang-jun, who newly joined as an MC, alongside Yoon Jong-shin.

On that day, Yoo Jae-suk offered congratulations to Jang Hang-jun, who has now joined the ranks of masters with his film 'The Man Who Lives in the King's House,' which surpassed 16.9 million viewers.

Jang Hang-jun expressed gratitude to Yoo Jae-suk, who attended the film screening, saying, "I've never seen a celebrity come without a manager before."

Yoo Jae-suk remarked, "The feeling was different. The people beside me were crying. I was sad too, but I watched this movie not as an audience member but from the perspective of an older brother. I thought it might reach over 5 million viewers, but it exceeded 10 million," expressing his surprise.

In response, Jang Hang-jun made an arrogant expression and said, "If you keep going steadily, you'll break through. Don't give up either."

Seeing this, Yoo Jae-suk pointed out to Yoon Jong-shin, "You look quite intimidated," to which Yoon Jong-shin retorted with laughter, saying, "I never thought I'd benefit from Jang Hang-jun after nearly 39 years. I've always been the one who got stuck in variety programs, but this time it feels like I'm the one who got stuck thanks to Hang-jun."

Yoo Jae-suk also added to the laughter by saying, "The article about joining as an MC came out with Brother Hang-jun first, and then Brother Jong-shin." In response, Yoon Jong-shin bluntly admitted, "I used to look down on Hang-jun, but now that feeling of disdain has disappeared."

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