Girls' Generation's Yuri targets Yoon Jong-shin and Jang Hang-jun with 'Old Kkukk' on 'Happy Together,' bringing cheerful laughter

On KBS 2TV variety show ″Happy Together - Glad I’m Not Alone,″ Girls’ Generation’s Kwon Yuri humorously highlighted the generational gap by calling Yoon Jong-shin ″Old Kkukku.″ On the broadcast on the 14th, the band ″Anseong Matchum,″ composed of freshmen from the 26th class of Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts, appeared and had a conversation with the judges. At the scene that day, Yoon Jong-shin revealed that he was from the class of ’88, showing the age difference. Yoo Jae-suk mentioned, ″Yuri was born in 1989,″ to which Yoon Jong-shin expressed surprise, saying, ″Did I go to college before Yuri was born?″ Hearing this, Kwon Yuri playfully said, ″Old Kkukku,″ causing laughter. When Kwon Yuri asked about the meaning of the newly coined term ″Old Kkukku,″ Yoon Jong-shin could not give an exact answer, and Kwon Yuri explained that it was an abbreviation for ″Old Creator Crew.″ Yoo Jae-suk and Jang Hang-jun responded, ″Anyway, it’s creative. Old but creative.″ Meanwhile, the band ″Anseong Matchum″ explained the origin of their team name: ″We got the idea from the Anseong Tollgate located on the way to school, and we chose it with the ambition to deliver music that fits everyone, regardless of age or gender.″ In their song introduction, they introduced Park Mi-kyung’s ″Eve’s Warning″ as ″a song popular among the mom generation,″ which made the judges laugh. Yoo Jae-suk said, ″That might actually be a risky comment that could be a minus for the judges,″ and Yoon Jong-shin added, ″Mom generation...″ ″Happy Together″ is a music audition program returning after six years, airing every Friday at 8:30 PM.