Bongtan Boys' Radio Meltdown: Chaos Ensues on 'My Turn' with DJ Boom

The SBS reality show 'My Turn' is generating buzz with its unpredictable plotlines and star-studded cameos. The fictional K-trot group 'Bongtan Boys' has become a recent sensation, even charting at number 6 on Netflix's 'Top 10 Series'.

In the upcoming episode airing tonight at 9 PM KST, the 'Bongtan Boys' are set for their first-ever terrestrial radio appearance. However, their debut is met with immediate challenges as veteran trot singers Jin Sung, Ahn Sung-hoon, and Jeong Irang confront the group, accusing them of disrupting the trot music scene. Jin Sung unleashes harsh words, while Jeong Irang, in character as 'Pami-ja,' subjects the members to a rigorous, comedic 'boot camp.' The situation escalates when Ahn Sung-hoon reveals footage of the 'Bongtan Trio' performing at a secret event, exposing a betrayal within the group.

The 'Bongtan Boys' then face DJ Boom on his popular radio show, 'Boom Boom Power.' Despite Lee Kyung-gyu's connection with Boom, the DJ introduces the group as mere stand-ins for BTS, much to their dismay. Lee Kyung-gyu's bold claim that 'Bongtan Boys' are on par with BTS sparks listener backlash. The group's chaotic behavior during the live broadcast, particularly Choo Sung-hoon's escalating confrontation with Boom, pushes the show to the brink of an on-air disaster. The episode promises a fiery exchange between the radio host and the unruly idols.

Meanwhile, the age-defying 'Hollywood couple,' Kim Yong-rim and Tak Jae-hoon, opt for a trendy tattoo session as a symbol of their affection. Tattoo artist Ahn Young-mi, appearing as 'Kim Kkot-dure,' engages in a humorous rivalry with Kim Yong-rim. Additionally, a major secret about Lee Soo-ji's character, Han-ra, is set to be revealed. An embarrassing incident involving 'bodily functions' during a date with Park Ji-hyun leads to the exposure of Han-ra's true identity, leaving Park Ji-hyun in shock. The intense competition between those seeking a big score and those trying to stop them unfolds tonight at 9 PM on SBS's 'My Turn.'

Lee Kyung-gyu, a veteran comedian, debuted in 1981. He has a long history of collaboration on various variety shows, including with Tak Jae-hoon. In 'My Turn,' he takes on the role of leader for the 'Bongtan Boys' team, anchoring the show's narrative.