Comedian Jung Sung-ho appears in court for a "public trial" on charges of impersonating 100 celebrities

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Comedian Jung Sung-ho stands as the defendant in a "public trial."

In the August 2 broadcast at 10:35 p.m. on KBS 2TV's 'Gag Concert,' Jung Sung-ho appears as the defendant in a "public trial."

On this day, Jung Sung-ho's charge in the "public trial" is the crime of impersonating celebrities' voices. Jung claimed that he has already imitated nearly 100 people and proceeded to perfectly mimic the voices of Seo Kyung-seok, Han Suk-kyu, and Im Jae-beom on the spot.

Prosecutor Park Sung-ho then remarked, "You have never made anyone laugh with your own voice," and requested that a "voice modulation" sentence be imposed to prevent indiscriminate vocal impersonation. In contrast, defense attorney Park Young-jin stated, "Jung Sung-ho can imitate the voices of anyone," adding, "He can even imitate the voices of the audience," leaving Jung flustered.

Following this, all cast members of the "public trial" claimed they could perform vocal impersonations and launched a "Vocal Impersonation Daejeon." Even Park Sung-ho, who does not usually do vocal impersonations, joined in and displayed unexpected talent.

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