'Secretaries' Lee Seo-jin: "Waterbomb Should Ban Entry for Those Over 50"

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Actor Lee Seo-jin shared his impressions after attending 'Waterbomb' following singer Rain.

On the afternoon of the 28th, a press conference for SBS variety program 'Whatever You Want - Secretaries' (hereinafter 'Secretaries') was held at Chelsea Hall, Kensington Hotel Yeouido, Seoul. Actor Lee Seo-jin, Kim Kwang-kyu, and PD Kim Jung-wook attended.

When asked about an episode where he cared for Rain at the 'Waterbomb' site, Lee Seo-jin said, "I think Waterbomb should ban entry for those over 50. It was my first time there, and it felt like people were aiming their water guns directly at me as if trying to kill me. I had a new cultural experience."

Regarding what he will show in this season alongside Kim Kwang-kyu, Lee Seo-jin stated, "In Season 1, there was clearly a system, and Hyung Kim Kwang-kyu seemed eager to rise up. In Season 2, we will demonstrate a thoroughly systematic approach." Kim Kwang-kyu replied, "I also aim to follow that instruction. Looking back, Seo-jin's words seem correct. It feels like welcoming another star to my star."

'Secretaries' is a program where Lee Seo-jin and Kim Kwang-kyu go beyond the traditional role of simple managers, taking responsibility for the most secretive and private areas of their stars as 'real secretaries.' It has been upgraded from basic care to 'high-class close-up care.' In this Season 2 of 'Secretaries,' singer Rain appears as 'my star.'

'Secretaries' previously launched Season 1 last October under the title 'My Manager Is Too Picky - Secretaries.' Prior guests who appeared as 'my stars' included Lee Su-ji, Sunwoo Yong-nyeo, Ji Chang-wook, Do Kyung-soo, Yoo No-yoon, Cho Jung-seok, Lee Mi-sook, Han Jimin, IVE's Ahn Yu-jin, Nam Jin, and Park Shin-hye. Season 1 of 'Secretaries' achieved first place in the entire time slot from its premiere, followed by cumulative views of 170 million for broadcast clips and highlight videos. It ranked second overall in Netflix's 'Today's Korea TOP Series' and first in the variety category, capturing audiences across TV, digital platforms, and OTT services.

'Secretaries' will air for the first time at 11:10 p.m. on the 28th.

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