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“Why are there so many people here?”
‘Sung Si-kyung came and went’
‘ah…………..’
Seong Si-kyung is finding a hidden restaurant through the YouTube content ‘Sung Si-kyung’s I’ll Eat’. The restaurant he went to quickly becomes a city of doorsteps. On the 5th, Seong Si-kyung appeared on tvN’s ‘You Quiz on the Block’ and talked about the behind-the-scenes story related to ‘Sung Si-kyung’s I’d Eat’.
Seong Si-kyung, who was usually interested in cooking, started cooking one dish a day after the corona virus and often shared food photos through Instagram. Seong Si-kyung said, “Only I should know about restaurants. ‘Can I introduce this to you?’ It was that kind of mindset,” she said. “Maybe it was because I learned about the fun of sharing, the fun of saying, ‘Isn’t it delicious?’
Now, it’s ‘Sung Si-kyung’s I’ll Eat’, but surprisingly, at the time it started, it was produced by only Seong Si-kyung and the manager. Seong Si-kyung said, “I bought both the lighting and the microphone with the cheapest ones. Then, he added, “I personally visit and do recruitment,” and added, “I get rejected directly.”
The most talked about place in ‘Seong Si-kyung’s Must Eat’ is a sundaeguk restaurant located in Yeouido. Seong Si-kyung ate sundae soup so deliciously that he was nicknamed ‘Minister of Rice Soup’. In response, a comment saying, “It seems like you’re a singer to eat soup” made people laugh. Yoo Jae-seok also responded, saying, “I felt like I was going to eat it too,” and “I really wanted to eat something like rice soup.” The Holy Sigil effect was astonishing. Even on weekday evenings, the sundaeguk restaurant boasted a huge wait.
Seong Si-kyung said, “I heard that fans curse so much when they stand in line,” and added, “I understand. If it’s a place you usually go every day, you’ll be annoyed because you won’t be able to go for a while.” However, ‘Seong Si-kyung’s I’ll Eat’ didn’t only create anti-fans.
Seong Si-kyung said, “Because my girlfriend likes it, (men) was one of the singers I hate the most.” She continued, “But he is married now, has children, and doesn’t have the strength to hate anyone.
Men who hated Seong Si-kyung became fans after watching ‘Sung Si-kyung’s I’ll Eat’. Seong Si-kyung said, “I’m sorry for hating you all this time. There is a comment saying, ‘This hyung wasn’t a bad person,’” she said with a laugh.
Currently, Sung Si-kyung’s YouTube channel has 1.25 million subscribers. Seong Si-kyung is presenting a wide range of content as a creator, not only food tours, but also music, cooking, and Japanese classes. Below is a video of Seong Si-kyung’s sundaeguk mukbang that even captivated the hearts of anti-fans.
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