'Jecheolli Youth Association' Song Ga-in's Charisma Explodes... Promoting Farms → Donating Talents
In the SBS variety show 'Jecheolli Village Hall', Song Ga-in and the 'Jecheolli Youth Association' visited Jinju to help at a smart farm and visit Geumgok Elementary School, showcasing her diverse charms from a hardworking laborer to a warm mentor for children.
[News & Book = Reporter Kang Sun-young] The charisma of Song Ga-in, vice president of the 'Jecheolli Youth Association', has exploded.
In the episode of SBS 'Jecheolli Village Hall' broadcast on the 9th, the 'Jecheolli Youth Association' engaged in talent donation in Jinju, Gyeongnam, their second destination. Having formed a complete group with the addition of OH MY GIRL's Hyojung, the 'Jecheolli Youth Association' traveled throughout Jinju, not only helping with farm labor but also creating a warm day by spending meaningful time with local students.
On this day, the members visited a cutting-edge smart farm cucumber farm to begin their full-scale labor assistance. Song Ga-in joined Jonathan and Baek A Yeon for the cucumber harvesting work.
Humming her masterpiece 'Passing By' as a work song, Song Ga-in displayed the qualities of a professional worker, drawing attention by participating more actively than anyone else in the cucumber harvest and doing her best in her assigned tasks. Furthermore, she drew laughter with the unstoppable charisma unique to the vice president of the 'Jecheolli Youth Association' by delivering sharp remarks to Jonathan, who was focusing more on eating the cucumbers than harvesting, saying, "Are you picking them with your mouth?" and "Don't eat, follow me."
Following this, Song Ga-in also participated in filming Reels to promote the cucumber farm. Following Hyojung's directing, Song Ga-in continued the filming skillfully and even refreshingly performed 'I Like Cucumbers', a parody of the hit song 'I Like You' from the movie 'Wild Sing', contributing to promoting the charm of the farm with the diverse charms of the 'Trot Queen'.
The second talent donation location was Geumgok Elementary School. The school was selected for the 'Space Project', which provides various experiential opportunities to students in rural areas lacking play culture and infrastructure. In this small school of 18 students, a meaningful time was prepared to create a special play space tailored to the children's eye level. Although Song Ga-in usually overwhelms audiences on stage, when she actually faced the children, she showed a reverse charm by showing a shy side with awkward smiles for a while. After some thought, Song Ga-in began to narrow the distance with the children by introducing herself as "the Song Ga-in that your mothers, fathers, grandmothers, and grandfathers like."
The atmosphere changed completely during the subsequent 'Body Language' game. To explain the problems quickly, Song Ga-in used her entire body, and she showed an extraordinary competitive spirit by participating passionately in the game regardless of the other members' dissuasion. Ultimately, she performed brilliantly by getting all 10 questions correct, but she brought laughter by recording 9 points after being penalized 1 point for a rule violation.
As such, Song Ga-in, who showcased a wide range of charms from a reliable member of the Youth Association helping with labor to a kind older sister matching the eye level of children, filled 'Jecheolli Village Hall' richly by leading the scene with her unrestrained wit and charisma, while also showing a human side with a warmth that is more sincere than anyone else despite being shy in front of the children.
Meanwhile, SBS 'Jecheolli Village Hall' is a real variety program presented against the backdrop of rural villages for the first time in 16 years since 'Family is Here', warmly capturing the process of five young people traveling throughout rural villages to share their talents and make the day the brightest 'seasonal' moment together with the residents.
Covers K-pop for NEWSNBOOK GLOBAL, and also writes about Culture and K-Variety.
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