EXO's Kai and Kyungbok University Clinical Pathology Department's "Jeongwaja" YouTube Episode Surpasses 2 Million Views

The episode of the YouTube channel "Jeongwaja" (Episode 103), featuring EXO member Kai in collaboration with the Clinical Pathology Department at Kyungbok University, has drawn attention by surpassing 2 million views.

On January 4, Kyungbok University announced that this YouTube video, produced as a unique promotional effort utilizing popular culture content, had exceeded 2.01 million views as of early January this year.

In the video, filmed at Kyungbok University's Namyangju Campus, Kai of the popular group EXO transferred to the Clinical Pathology Department and experienced actual major classes firsthand. In particular, EXO's Kai brought laughter to viewers by participating in the class with both seriousness and wit.

The YouTube channel "Jeongwaja" released "Kyungbok University and Jeongwaja Clinical Pathology Department Edition," which has surpassed 2 million views. The photo is a promotional image created using a scene from Kyungbok University Namyangju Campus, where EXO's Kai (left) and Paek Jaeha, professor of the Clinical Pathology Department at Kyungbok University, are conducting a practical class with students. Provided by Kyungbok University

Paek Jaeha, professor of the Clinical Pathology Department at Kyungbok University, attracted attention for his friendly and humorous teaching style, working in perfect sync with Kai and even earning the nickname "Kyungbok University Pani Bottle."

Viewers left comments such as, "I never realized classes could be this interesting," and "Thanks to the professor's witty remarks, my interest in the Clinical Pathology Department has skyrocketed."

A Kyungbok University official stated, "Achieving 2 million views with this 'Jeongwaja' episode is a meaningful accomplishment that has showcased the vibrant campus culture and excellent educational infrastructure of Kyungbok University's Clinical Pathology Department to the world. We will not simply be satisfied with the high view count, but will continue to provide full support so that more talented individuals can pursue their dreams of becoming healthcare professionals."