47-year-old 'Eternal Boyfriend' Sung Si-kyung, '15 years younger' Ji Ye-eun and Pink burst.."Dopamine explosion" [running man]

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In "Running Man," singer Sung Si-kyung (47) and actress Ji Ye-eun (32) create a pink atmosphere.

SBS's "Running Man," which will air on the afternoon of the 29th, will feature a fierce competition that cannot be withdrawn even in the pink atmosphere on a spring day full of excitement.

On this day, Ji Ye-eun revealed her fan spirit at the appearance of "King Ballard" Sung Si-kyung. It is said that a strange atmosphere flowed between the two and heated up the atmosphere at once. Sung Si-kyung was said to have added excitement by skillfully responding to the situation with a seasoned sense of entertainment, and the dopamine of the members watching it exploded.

In addition to this, group BTOB member Lee Chang-seop (35) and actor Song Ji-hyo (45) drew attention by predicting a different chemistry between them.

On the other hand, Yang Se-chan (40), who was watching Ji Ye-eun and Sung Si-kyung, drew laughter as he could not hide his bitter expression. On the other hand, Yoo Jae-seok (54) said to Ji Seok-jin (60), who was excited about the story of a fling, "Didn't you get cast when you were in the middle of a relationship program?" and turned the scene into a sea of laughter.

The pink atmosphere was also briefly felt, and the members' desire to win for "Mukjjang" burned even hotter. When the option was added to the first mission, which seemed normal, there was an unusual atmosphere. As the mission progresses, there are cracks between the members, and the tension increases.

In addition, the members who failed the mission showed a conflict between pride and desire with only one bite ahead of them. In particular, Sung Si-kyung seemed to keep her last pride, saying, "How many sips of soup do you think I'll sing?" but eventually collapsed by the temptation of a bite and showed a sweet serenade. However, he was frustrated again by Yoo Jae-seok's firm words, "No, no," and turned the scene into a sea of laughter.

You can check out the "I'll Want to Eat" race on Running Man, which airs at 6:10 p.m. on the 29th.

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