The conflict over 'Electricity': philosophical question or plagiarism?
They presented opposing positions on the song's origin and kept arguing.
In 'Metacomedy Club,' the group Ohjeon-Nesi announced it would leave the group after its first album activities, and addressed several current issues, including the plagiarism controversy over the new song with Snack Town and its future plans.
They presented opposing positions on the song's origin and kept arguing.
The writer contacted them directly to confirm this, and the writer said to Ohjeon-Nesi: "The writer was so grateful and didn't know this. They watched it with fun and of course assumed you'd done it somewhere, so they said they were sorry for not knowing and grateful, and asked to invite you to Netflix next time for a long-form project." The writer's gratitude also hinted at possible future collaboration. With this, the controversy over the sound effect's original creator was settled for now.
The members said they were preparing wedding song practice and video shoots for it. In addition, a member surprisingly revealed that they will leave the group after the first album activities, saying: "I am scheduled to leave after the first album activities." The announcement shocked fans.
The exchange offered a glimpse of the difficulties and complicated relationships in collaboration.
When Seong-jun claimed he had ridden the subway, the cast members strongly doubted it and pressed him on whether it was true. "Hey, you don't ride the subway. Don't lie." They pushed the claim as false. However, Seong-jun said: "I rode it two days ago. Ah, but I really did ride it." Eventually, confirmation of his subway ride ended the dispute.
One cast member said: "When Jeyul hyung plays basketball, he looks so happy, it's his only escape from life. Can I really ruin that?" Putting Jeyul's happiness first, he asked himself: "Ah, should I block this with a 'nimai'?" — deliberating whether to apply the 'nimai' defense, a sort of 'considerate defense' meant to make the opponent feel good. It was a moment showing the conflict between human consideration and competitive spirit beyond simple game strategy.
He explained the intent: "I now go out drinking a lot, so I've made some close friends. So I thought it would be fun to just have one-on-one talks with them." He said he has already finished filming with many guests, and added: "We plan to upload them in sequence," drawing fans' anticipation.
Yoo Young-woo compared travel experiences depending on the partner, dividing relationships among the cast. He said: "There's traveling with cool hyungs, and there's traveling with a true life friend." He especially mentioned Jeyul, saying: "We talk about really serious things a lot within the content. More than you'd expect." revealing a serious side that differs from his usually playful image. This became an occasion to highlight Jeyul's new side.
He said: "Hey, I just did the free-ride man. Young-jun hyung came over with a serious expression and said seriously, 'What did you just do? I don't understand this at all,' and I was flustered too." This was a serious challenge, leading to a question about borrowing Snack Town's successful content format.
Lee Jae-yul expressed strong displeasure at the physical contact, and the mood on set momentarily froze. This led to criticism that the expression of intimacy among the cast had gone too far.
He declared: "Many people think I'm a 'jeon' (a slang term). But I will prove on this spot that I don't 'jeol'." and promised to answer within one second. The cast members threw quiz questions one after another to test Jeolji Mario's quick wits. During this process, tension arose over the difficulty level of the questions. The battle proceeded in a tense atmosphere, and Jeolji Mario struggled to prove his claim.
He refused to say more and did not resolve curiosity about the dating rumor. As a result, the dating rumor about Lee Won-seok remained unresolved.
He said, "I'm 180." drawing surprise from those around him. With this, curiosity about Mirui's height was resolved.
Snack Town reacted immediately to their performance, shouting, "Hammer dance brothers, funeral, what, short-form, short-form, oh, it's a short-form!" The hammer dance left a short, strong impression and heated up the mood on set.
Arguing for redistribution, one said: "Let's collect taxes from the rich so everyone lives happily." On the other side, a rebuttal was offered: "I earned my own money and saved it diligently, but the government keeps telling me to pay taxes," emphasizing self-made success and personal property rights. The tense confrontation between the two sides was staged as a satire of social ideological conflict. In the end, they concluded with a harmonious "let's meet in the middle," delivering a message pursuing the virtue of moderation over extreme confrontation.
He said: "I came out after only 16 episodes, right? Next time I'll come out after 26 episodes." stating plans for future appearances. This expressed a will to return after a long break, making fans look forward to the next meeting. With this remark, the event wrapped up for the day.
Answers come from the transcript, with the exact spot cited.
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