Lee Chan-won and Kim Shin-young to recreate 'Hey, Big Brother' on 'Immortal Songs'

KBS2's 'Immortal Songs' will air a special on the 7th to mark the first anniversary of the late Jeon Yoo-sung, featuring a lineup of comedians from KBS, MBC, and SBS. The episode includes a recreation of the 'Hey, Big Brother' segment by Lee Chan-won and Kim Shin-young.

The 779th episode of KBS2's 'Immortal Songs' will be broadcast as a special on the 7th to mark the first anniversary of the late Jeon Yoo-sung. Comedians from KBS, MBC, and SBS, along with colleagues who shared deep ties with the deceased, will take the stage to remember him. The lineup includes Shin Dong-yup, Lee Chan-won, Kim Jun-hyun, Kim Shin-young, Yang Hee-eun, Kwon In-ha, Han Young-ae, Lee Eun-gyeol, the Gag Concert team, Kim Jeong-ryeol, Lee Kyung-sil, Jo Hye-ryun, Joon Park, Zoltan (Lee Jae-hyung, Han Hyun-min, Jung Jin-wook), and Ahn Young-mi.

MC Lee Chan-won prepared a recreation of 'Hey, Big Brother,' a popular segment from the 2000s SBS show 'Smile People,' alongside Kim Shin-young. Lee Chan-won demonstrates mastery over various dialects and performs clumsy acting by stuttering. During the trademark scene where he lifts Kim Shin-young, he jokes, "Our Shin-young has become quite heavy," to which Kim Shin-young retorts, "My heart has become lighter." When Lee Chan-won then attempts to carry Kim Shin-young on his back, she replies, "There are many fans of 'Big Brother' here. I know how to distinguish between public and private matters," before saying, "I'll carry you," and giving him a piggyback ride.

Shin Dong-yup will appear not as an MC, but as a comedian playing a teacher role in '2026 Balsam School.' It is reported that he showed his wit by handing over a pineapple hidden under the teacher's desk to fluster Joon Park when he began throwing props. 'Immortal Songs' airs every Saturday at 6:05 PM.

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