‘Money Game’ Participants Recruitment Notice / YouTube’Jin Yongjin’
[인사이트] Reporter Yoo Jin-seon = Three applicants for the survival contest’Money Game’ held with a prize money of 480 million won were pre-released.
The appearances of applicants who are too different even though their personality, tone, and values are different, raised the expectations of viewers for the main game of money.
On the 8th, a video showing interviews of some of the money game applicants was released on the YouTube channel’Jin Yongjin’.
The three open applicants were Rapper Yoo Ju-dam, Internet broadcaster Ro Bong-soon, and BJ Pie.
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In common to all applicants, Jin Yong-jin asked the question, “I am holding on to consumption, but what will I do if other people consume it?”
Each of the three people asked the same question gave different answers.
First, Yoo-Yuk-dam replied, “I think I will think about how to make a reasonable persuasion without taking immediate action.”
Pie also responded similarly to Yoo-Yuk-dam, saying, “Because it is not violent, I will block it through dialogue and persuasion.”
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On the other hand, Lo Bong-soon drew the attention of viewers with a somewhat rough answer, “I think I will curse, ignore and despise.”
People welcomed applicants with different characteristics and responded that they were very excited about the’pictures’ they will show when they pass.
In particular, Lo Bong-soon had a lot of likes and dislikes. There were reactions that made them uncomfortable, saying that they would feel difficult for other participants because of the rough conversation, while there were mixed reactions saying that they should participate because they think they can play the role of villain properly.
There was a reaction that if the character of the pie goes straight, it is likely that an interesting story will come out.
On the other hand, YouTuber Jin Yong-jin’s new content money game is a live-action version of the Naver webtoon of the same name that gained popularity by describing the psychological warfare and conflict that those gathered only for money have for prize money in extreme situations.
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