Gag Concert stages a B-list comedy trial with a 1 million-view dare

A public trial putting 'B-list comedians' on the stand

In the episode of KBS 2TV 'Gag Concert' aired on the 20th, a segment themed 'Trial Number 32: B-list Comedians' was held. It was a public trial format designed to verify the recognition and activities of the so-called 'B-list comedians' currently active on YouTube by putting them on the stand as defendants.

The junior comedians appearing as defendants entered the stage shouting, "Fighting, Comedy Big League!" In response, the senior comedians reacted with playful jokes, saying, "Mentioning Comedy Big League on the sacred Gag Concert stage?"

The stage featured Kim Seung-jin's flirting acting, Nam Ho-yeon's recreation of the 'Daebakjeong' character, and a segment utilizing Choi Sung-min's unique way of speaking.

Unfiltered jokes from seniors and juniors toward Park Jun-hyung and Park Sung-ho

The arrows of the trial were also aimed at the great seniors of the comedy world. Toward Park Young-jin, a joke was thrown: "You left the catchphrase 'Who raises the cow?' for 20 years, but now you should think about raising your juniors."

To Park Sung-ho, known for his makeup comedy, the joke continued, "Now you aren't doing any makeup on Gag Concert and are only making people laugh with words," adding, "The director has banned you from entering the makeup room."

In particular, toward Park Jun-hyung, a blunt remark was made that made the scene burst into laughter: "There is a misunderstanding that if we save Park Jun-hyung's appearance fee, we can raise 6 rookie comedians."

In response, Park Jun-hyung clarified that the remark was a misunderstanding.

"If views fall short of 1 million, we must go to busy streets to make citizens laugh"

In the closing stages of the trial, a pledge related to video performance was made. The cast made a pledge that if the views for this video do not exceed 1 million within one week, the cast members must personally go to busy streets to meet citizens and provide laughter.

The cast members agreed to the pledge, saying, "Since it is a promise to the people, we must do it," and concluded the stage.