"Is this a scam?" Seeing the visuals of the 33rd cohort of "true singletons" leaves one in awe [I Am Solo]

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'I Am SOLO' (I Am Solo) is set to kick off its third 'True Singletons Special' with the 33rd cohort.

In an episode airing on the 5th on ENA and SBS Plus, the first meeting of male and female true singletons who have entered 'Solo Nation Address No. 33,' set up in Muju, North Jeolla Province, will be revealed.

On this day, the three MCs—Defconn, Lee Yi-kyung, and Song Hae-na—are surprised by the appearance of male and female true singletons with warm visuals and surprising backstories, exclaiming, "Why are you true singletons?" Notably, the 33rd cohort has an average age of 35 for men and 33 for women, prompting Defconn to enthusiastically cheer them on, saying, "They are exactly in their 30s, the prime marriageable age, and all true singletons!"

Amid the three MCs' attention, one male true singleton reveals in a pre-interview that he has had "only about a month and a half of proper dating experience," adding, "I was so absorbed in studying math and foreign languages rather than dating." He further shocks the three MCs by stating, "Family or romantic relationships may change, but math does not. I viewed math as another opposite-sex partner; I liked math more than women." Defconn responds by saying, "You need a woman even stronger than math," while sticking out his tongue in disbelief. Another male true singleton also delivers a second shock in his pre-interview, asking himself, "Have I ever had a crush?" and revealing that he was even told by friends, "You might be asexual." Defconn applauds him, saying, "A person who doesn't know anything about heterosexuality—basically a 'zero'—has mustered great courage to come here."

The female true singletons also share their surprising confessions. When an exotic and sophisticated-looking female true singleton appears, Defconn asks, "Is this a scam? Are you really appearing on the True Singletons Special?" Immediately after, she confesses her secret: "During school, I focused on studying, and afterward, I concentrated on work, so dating kept getting pushed to the back burner. Even my parents don't know that I am a true singleton." Following this, another female true singleton mentions an experience of dating for about three months eight years ago, explaining that she felt no romantic attraction toward her partner at the time, so they "amicably agreed to break up." Hearing this, the three MCs burst out laughing, remarking, "I've heard of consensual divorce, but this is the first time I'm hearing of a consensual breakup." Expectations are now high to see whether the 33rd cohort of male and female true singletons will find their first life thrill and love in 'Solo Nation.'

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