Kang Yu-mi to An Young-mi: The Eradication of Hierarchy in the Comedy World… Jung Kyung-mi, “She is younger than me, yet always uses honorifics”

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Comedian Jung Kyung-mi shared a heartwarming story about her senior colleagues, Kang Yu-mi and An Young-mi.

On the 25th, a video titled “Do comedians have a strict hierarchy too? …‘Of course’ | For the first time on air, shocking stories about the strict hierarchy among comedians” was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Comedy Women'.

In the video, Jung Kyung-mi, Oh Na-mi, Cho Seung-hee, and Kim Kyung-a discussed the culture of hierarchy among comedians.

Jung Kyung-mi said, “There was a lot of strictness above me,” adding, “The seniors above me are from the generation of Kang Yu-mi and An Young-mi. Kang Yu-mi was originally close to me. And she was my younger sister by three years.”

She continued, “In the 18th generation, there is senior Kang Ju-hee, and I thought the strict hierarchy disappeared starting from Senior Kang Ju-hee.”

Jung Kyung-mi revealed, “At a time when discipline was being established, Senior Kang Ju-hee said, ‘Sisters, lock the door.’ After locking the door, she said, ‘I think we can just sit down and talk nicely.’ She was three years younger than me, yet always used honorifics. It was Kang Yu-mi and An Young-mi who always used honorifics. I learned from seeing that.”

Jung Kyung-mi also explained, “Even if someone is a junior, I think one should observe certain rules regarding titles and such if they are older. If someone younger than me just calls me ‘Jung Kyung-mi,’ it feels a bit off. If someone said, ‘Jung Kyung-mi, bring me coffee,’ I would have thought, ‘What is this?’ But Kang Ju-hee, Kang Yu-mi, and An Young-mi never did that.”

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