MC Yoo Jae Suk’s Junior High School photos revealed on ‘Come To Play’

Photos of the ‘Nation’s MC’ Yoo Jae Suk in Junior High School have been revealed on MBC‘s ‘Come To Play‘.

On a recent broadcast celebrating the show’s 400th episode, 400 guests were invited on set, and the cast members set out to try and find Yoo Jae Suk’s junior high school classmates.

His junior high school classmates who were invited to the show shared a few of the MC’s past photos, in which he looked extremely thin, and a bit older than everyone had expected.

His cast members who saw the photos joked, “Why do you look so old and ugly?” But unfazed by this, Yoo Jae Suk explained, “Back then I was so into goofing off that I did not really spend too much time worrying about my appearance. When I woke up in the morning, I brushed my hair, quickly rinsed off and thought of the kinds of pranks I could pull that day, not about what I should wear,” causing everyone to explode into laughter.

Also on the episode were Lee Juk, Cho Young Nam, and more.

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Super Junior’s Leeteuk disciplined the members?

Super Junior leader Leeteuk shared a story about how he and Kangin put on a show for their fellow members to encourage discipline.

On the July 23rd episode of MBC‘s ‘Come to Play‘, Leeteuk explained, “Because Super Junior has a lot of members, we cannot let the team’s level of discipline fall. Right before our debut, I was worried about our state of discipline, and so I consulted Kangin.”

According to Leeteuk, he and Kangin agreed to set an example for the other members. After calling the Super Junior members to come together, he faced the group and said, “These days, our team’s sense of discipline has been falling apart.” He added, “It feels like it’s the hyungs’ fault. Kangin, come forward.” According to plan, Kangin came forward and said, “I will get hit.”

Leeteuk continued to reveal, “But then, suddenly, Yesung came forward and said, ‘Hyung, I will get hit too.‘ When I asked, ‘How many times do you want to hit him?’, Yesung replied, ‘I will as many times as you do’.” Apparently, the situation backfired on them and led the plan astray, causing Kangin a bit of embarrassment.

Leeteuk said, “After worrying [so much about our state of discipline], so I hit him three times.” He concluded, ”Later on, I said I was sorry to them both, and told them that if an opportunity arose in the future, they could hit me.”

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Super Junior members accuse Leeteuk of faking tears at their concerts

The members of Super Junior accused leader Leeteuk of forcing tears at their concert performances.

On the July 23rd broadcast of MBC‘s ‘Come To Play‘, the Super Junior members put Leeteuk on the spot by saying, “[Leeteuk] never cries in front of us. He only cries at our concerts, and always at the very same part of the same song.”

Leeteuk who was taken aback by the members’ remarks then tried to explain himself saying, “I cried because I was really genuinely sad.”

He tried harder to be convincing by continuing, “I’m just extremely sensitive and emotional,” but it only further caused everyone to explode into laughter.

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Super Junior received pure gold as a gift from their Chinese fans

Super Junior shared a story about a few overseas fans who displayed their love and support with an unforgettable gift.

Members Eunhyuk, Shindong, Leeteuk, and Yesung guest-featured on the July 23rd episode of MBC TV‘s ‘Come To Play‘ and displayed their gratitude for their fans all over the world.

“Our Chinese fans who were upset that we did not win the ‘Golden Disc Award’ decided to make us one themselves,” Eunhyuk began. The fan-made Golden Disc Award was made of pure gold and worth close to $87,000 USD.

The guests who were shocked upon hearing their story became curious to know where the Golden Disc Award is kept. Leader Leeteuk then assured them it was being put to good use saying, “We used it to help the less fortunate in China.”

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