'Gukminhalmae' Kim Soo-mi: "Yoon Yeo-jeong unnie said she feels a bit hurt... I’m not jealous of the Academy Awards"

On the 13th, actors Kim Sumi and Lee Sangwoo appeared on SBS's 'Tiki Taka CAR'. Photo by SBS 'Tiki Taka CAR' broadcast capture.

[Asia Economy Online Issue Team] Actors Kim Soo-mi and Lee Sang-woo showcased their variety skills on 'TikiTACAR' ('TikiTaka').

On the 13th broadcast of SBS's 'TikiTACAR,' the spicy talk of the 'National Grandma' Kim Soo-mi and the quirky wit of the '4D charm man' Lee Sang-woo captivated viewers.

First, Kim Soo-mi caught attention with her straightforward talk befitting a national grandma. Regarding the difference from Baek Jong-won's cooking, Kim Soo-mi gave a refreshing answer, saying, "Baek Jong-won's food is a popular taste loved by teenagers and people in their twenties alike, but my food is countryside food made by grandmothers."

Kim Soo-mi also showed off her record-breaking cooking prowess. With a monthly city gas bill reportedly as high as 900,000 won, Kim Soo-mi said, "It's at the level of a business store. Sometimes the gas company calls asking if gas is leaking," surprising everyone. She also revealed that she has 16 kimchi refrigerators in her home.

A special connection with Youn Yuh-jung, who won the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role in the movie 'Minari,' was also revealed. Kim Soo-mi shared an honest anecdote, saying, "I told Yuh-jung unnie to eat heartily in the eating scene, but she said she felt a bit hurt. That wasn't my intention, but a misunderstanding happened, and we later cleared it up." She also expressed respect regarding Youn Yuh-jung's Academy Award win, saying, "I have no jealousy at all. Yuh-jung unnie is a person of tremendous effort," creating a warm atmosphere.

The weekend drama prince Lee Sang-woo unleashed his 4D wit. Lee Sang-woo passionately sang his self-composed songs with unusual titles like 'How Should a Shark Live?' and 'I Should Have Made a U-turn,' turning the set into a sea of laughter. His self-composed songs brought unexpected big laughs to viewers with unpredictable developments and lyrics. The MCs praised him, saying, "You sing better than your own songs," after Lee Sang-woo passionately sang Buzz's 'Men Don't Know.'

Lee Sang-woo also shared behind-the-scenes stories about his wife, actress Kim So-yeon, sparking interest. Lee Sang-woo and Kim So-yeon met on a drama set, got married in the drama, and then tied the knot in real life. Now in their fifth year of marriage, the couple still enjoys their daily life sweetly like newlyweds, drawing envy from many.

The broadcast also revealed a surprising love story of Lee Sang-woo and Kim So-yeon. It turned out that Cultwo's Jung Chan-woo conveyed Lee Sang-woo's feelings to Kim So-yeon on his behalf. Regarding this, Lee Sang-woo confessed, "While having a drink in front of a convenience store, Jung Chan-woo hyung made a call for me. After that day, So-yeon and I got closer." Moreover, on that day, Lee Sang-woo and Kim So-yeon colored the 'TikiTACAR' bus pink with their honey-dripping phone call.

Meanwhile, Lee Sang-woo said he turns his head away when a kissing scene between his wife Kim So-yeon and Um Ki-joon appears in SBS's 'Penthouse,' making the cast burst into laughter. He added that he has seen all of Kim So-yeon's dramatic expressions in 'Penthouse' in real life, saying, "So-yeon has great reactions and is really fun," showing his 'husband fool' side.