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Jessi and Joo Hyun-young walk naked on the street after provocation
Singer Jessie walked the streets naked.
In the 3rd episode of Coupang Play ‘SNL Korea’, which was released on September 18, Jessie scrambled as the third host.
The first corner of the day was decorated with ‘Health Teacher Ho Hyeon-ju’ after Jessi’s real name. Park Goon made a special appearance as a badminton coach.
Jessi, who appeared in the auditorium with Park’s introduction, explained, “Badminton is very dangerous. Everyone needs to be careful.”
Joo Hyun-young, who plays the student, sarcastically said, “Your pronunciation is good, but isn’t it a bit unlucky?” Jeong-hyuk and Kwon Hyuk-soo also sarcastically said, “Your nails will be full of germs. The nails are so shiny that I thought fireflies were coming in.”
Hearing this, Jessie was furious and cast her buzzword “Hey! What are you, judge me!” at the time of the survival appearance, and suddenly sang the hit song ‘Some X’, causing laughter.
At this time, Jeong Sang-hoon, who took on the role of the principal, appeared in the auditorium, and as if receiving money, he selected badminton players based on connections rather than skills, causing anger. Park strongly emphasized that it was wrong, but Jessie showed a bystander.
Then, Joo Hyun-young said, “Why doesn’t the health teacher say anything. He can’t even say a word to a high-ranking person. X or Hyun-ta comes. He doesn’t pay X for his face. Are you a real teacher?”
Jessi, who was stimulated, shouted, “Hey! Who are you, judge me!” After transforming into a strong older sister, Jeong Sang-hoon said, “No, such a garbage man. Hey! What do young children learn from watching. This Mr. XX who takes it and eats it.” In response, Jeong Sang-hoon even peeed.
Finally, Joo Hyun-young provoked Jessi, who was trying to expose herself, saying, “Just try naked.” Jessi closed the corner door with a confident posture as if she was walking on the street naked.
(Photo = provided by Coupang Play)
