Yoo Jae-suk, Lee Seong-min, Ji Seok-jin, and Yang Se-chan reunite again... 'Punghyangjung' to be released in August

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Antenna Plus's YouTube channel 'Tteuntteun' is launching 'Punghyangjung'.

According to Antenna Plus on the 22nd, the YouTube channel 'Tteuntteun' will release a new spin-off content titled 'Punghyangjung' next month. Having recently launched its summer vacation special '2026 Summer Road Series', the channel has been gaining intense interest from viewers by sequentially releasing content such as 'Pinggeo-gu', 'Ramen and Back?', and 'Punghyangjung' over July and August.

'2026 Summer Road Series' is a summer vacation special project unique to Tteuntteun, designed to deliver refreshing laughter amidst the scorching heat. The newly introduced 'Punghyangjung' expands on the world of 'Pungyanggo', which surpassed 100 million cumulative views and won the Variety Program Award at the '61st Baeksang Arts Awards'. It is a domestic travel content series.

'Punghyangjung' offers unique fun by adding the rules 'NO navigation, NO highways' to the basic rule of 'Pungyanggo', which is 'NO apps, NO reservations'. The four participants spin a wheel labeled with various Korean region names to randomly determine their destination and then continue their journey along national roads without using any navigation system. Expectations are high for the unpredictable adventures of Yoo Jae-suk, Lee Seong-min, Ji Seok-jin, and Yang Se-chan as they attempt to reach their destinations safely on these unpredictable national roads.

Prior to this, the spin-off content 'Ramen and Back?', which brought together Kim Nam-gil, Yoon Kyung-ho, and Ju Ji-hoon—three of South Korea's most talkative actors alongside Yoo Jae-suk—has also generated significant buzz. Starting from a single line by Kim Nam-gil, 'Ramen and Back?' captures day trips taken under the pretext of eating ramen. The two episodes released so far have surpassed a combined 10 million views as of the 21st, signaling a successful launch.

As such, 'Tteuntteun' continues to demonstrate its unparalleled presence in the web variety scene by successively releasing spin-off content with distinct concepts such as 'Pungyanggo', 'Ggan-chon Kangse', and 'Ramen and Back?'. Building on high buzz and viewership numbers, it has once again expanded the scope of long-form content, drawing attention to 'Punghyangjung' as well.

Meanwhile, Tteuntteun's new spin-off content 'Punghyangjung' is scheduled to release a total of three episodes over three weeks, starting with its first episode on August 1 at 9 a.m.

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