Choo Sung-hoon and Swings set out to find 'shoulder bumps' in Shibuya, Japan: "They need to be taught a lesson"

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Broadcast personality and former martial artist Choo Sung-hoon and rapper Swings set out to find people committing so-called 'shoulder bumps' in Shibuya, Japan.

On the 27th, a video titled "Shibuya Correctional Education Duo (ft. Big-Shouldered My Life Swings)" was released on Choo Sung-hoon's YouTube channel.

That day, Choo Sung-hoon said he had heard reports of people intentionally bumping into pedestrians in Japan and remarked, "I saw in a video that there are many friends who do shoulder bumps. It really gets on my nerves."

He continued, "Swings and I are going to catch those people," adding, "It's been a while since I came to Japan, so we should teach them a lesson."

Choo Sung-hoon also explained to Swings, who was with him, "We're going to catch the friends who do shoulder bumps. They might not do it to us, but we'll catch those who do it to others."

In response, Swings joked, "They'll probably avoid us as soon as they see you," drawing laughter.

The two actually walked through Shibuya's Scramble Crossing, a heavily crowded intersection, searching for people committing so-called 'shoulder bumps.'

However, with nothing happening, Choo Sung-hoon said, "It's hard to find them." Swings quipped, "I thought this didn't make sense from the start," comparing it to "a shark going to a place where fish play and asking, 'Why are there no fish?'"

He added, "They probably saw us from afar and ran away," then criticized the so-called 'shoulder bump' culture, saying, "How can such pathetic behavior become trendy? At first, I didn't understand what they were talking about. How much resentment must people have toward society?"

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