Epik High (Tablo, Mithra, Tukutz) and The Rose's Kim Woo Sung and Lee Jae Hyung showed off their amazing chemistry in a fun new YouTube video.

On February 12th, Epik High dropped a video titled "We Made Sexy Food with the Sexy Band The Rose" on their official YouTube channel, and fans couldn’t stop laughing at the behind-the-scenes moments.

In the video, Kim Woo Sung and Lee Jae Hyung greet Epik High with excitement, and Tablo welcomes them warmly, saying, "We called them because they’re our younger siblings we really like." The group shared plenty of fun stories, especially from their past experiences together.

One hilarious moment came when Tablo and Kim Woo Sung reminisced about their two-month stay together on a tour bus. Tablo shared how Kim Woo Sung would walk around the bus in only his underwear, holding a cup.

"When we woke up in the morning, he'd be wearing only his underwear, holding a cup and drinking something," Tablo laughed, leaving everyone in stitches.

As The Rose performed at Coachella and met fans worldwide, Tukutz joked about feeling jealous of their success.

Kim Woo Sung, ever humble, replied, "I dedicate this honor to you guys. I learned a lot during the Epik High North America tour."

The fun didn’t stop there! The group also had some hilarious moments in the kitchen as they made gochujang cookies and kimchi margaritas.

After tasting the margarita, Mithra joked, "Should we stop cooking and just eat ramen?" while Lee Jae Hyung couldn’t believe it, asking, "Is this alcohol?"

The energy was high as they began a mini drinking session, but the cookies turned out burned. Still, Tablo surprisingly praised them, saying, "It’s a failure, but it tastes good," which had fans curious about what they were really like!

Epik High recently released PUMP COLLECTOR’S EDITION in October and ended their Seoul concert in December with a bang. They’ve promised more entertaining content for fans to look forward to in the future.

Make sure to check out the full video to see all the fun moments!

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Former JYP Entertainment trainee Song Minyoung recently opened up about her emotional journey as a trainee and how her long-awaited debut was suddenly canceled.

A video titled "Idol Trainee, Working Holiday Traveler, and Teacher Go on a Trip" was uploaded to the YouTube channel GwakTube, where Song Minyoung shared her story.

In the video, GwakTube went on a two-day trip with fellow Koreans he met at a Japanese language school in Hokkaido. One of them was Song Minyoung, who previously appeared on Mnet’s 2015 survival show SIXTEEN—the program that formed TWICE. Back then, she was praised for her amazing vocal skills.

During dinner, GwakTube asked, "Do trainees have to diet a lot? I never thought I’d meet a former JYP trainee here in Japan."

Song Minyoung replied, "I never thought I’d meet GwakTube here either," before adding, "Trainees have to diet a lot. I started dieting when I was in eighth grade. I trained for six years, putting my entire middle and high school life into it."

When asked about the weight requirements, she revealed, "My standard weight was 47kg (103 lbs), but I was once told to lose more, down to 44kg (97 lbs)."

Then, she shared a heartbreaking experience: "Before TWICE debuted, there was already a group called SIXMIX, and six of us were supposed to debut. We had a set debut date, filmed a music video, and even finished recording our songs. But suddenly, everything got canceled."

She continued, "Then, out of nowhere, the company announced they would be launching SIXTEEN. So I participated, but while the others debuted, I was eliminated."

Song Minyoung admitted that the experience left a lasting impact on her: "I worked so hard to never feel ashamed in front of others. I used to believe that if I gave my all, I would succeed. But after going through this, I realized that effort alone isn’t enough. Since then, I haven't been able to put my all into anything again."

Listening to her, GwakTube shared his thoughts: "I’ve had times when I worked really hard, but things didn’t go my way, and times when I didn’t try as hard, yet things worked out. I think luck plays a big role. Hard work is important, but in the end, luck has to be on your side too."

Song Minyoung’s story is touching hearts, as many admire her perseverance despite the challenges she faced.

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