Yoo Seung-jun pours out anger and suddenly eats ’10 Challenges’ cup noodles
Kim Eun-ji, reporter at Busan.com [email protected]
Input: 2021-01-20 22:40:51Revision: 2021-01-20 22:55:08Posted: 2021-01-20 22:53:26
Singer Yoo Seung-joon (American name Steve Yu), who repeatedly posted videos criticizing the government, showed off an unexpected ramen meal. In the future, they also announced that they will show their food content. YouTube broadcast screen capture
Singer Yoo Seung-joon (American name Steve Yoo), who expressed his anger toward public opinion and criticized the government, showed off a sudden ramen meal.
On the 20th, Yoo Seung-jun posted on his YouTube channel,’I inhaled 10 bowl noodles without thinking. A video titled ’10 Challenges’ was posted.
Yoo Seung-jun said, “I’m living my first time to eat. I’ll go to cup ramen.” In the video on this day, Seung-Jun Yoo challenged the ramen eating with friends.
Yoo Seung-jun, who started the challenge of’Eating 10 Ramen’, ate ramen with a bite of a bite, saying, “Ramen should be eaten with a full mouth at once.” He ate the fourth ramen and said, “It’s delicious,” and said, “Suddenly I’m falling asleep.” Since then, I emptied 2 more cup noodles and ate 6. Yoo Seung-jun declared the end of the challenge, saying, “Six ends.” He added, “The cup ramen is not a small size.”
Then, acquaintances referred to famous eating YouTubers Ziyang and Hebab, and said, “Such people eat 30 or 10.” Yoo Seung-jun responded that he would not believe.
Yoo Seung-joon, who finished the ramen food room, ended the video saying, “I’m going to go to this place today and return to the next food room content. Next time I want to spend a good time with you with healthy food.” It seems that they have announced that they will continue to show their food content in the future.
Yoo Seung-joon recently expressed his regret over the immigration ban on his YouTube channel. Yoo Seung-jun, who gave up his Korean citizenship in 2002 and acquired US citizenship, was controversial over evading military service by receiving an exemption from military service. Accordingly, it was banned from entering Korea in accordance with the Immigration Control Act.
In 2015, Seung-jun Yoo applied for an overseas Korean visa (F-4) at the Consulate General of Los Angeles, but when he was rejected, he filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles Consulate for rejection of visa issuance. In March, he was ruled in victory by the Supreme Court, but when he was denied visa issuance again in July, he filed a lawsuit against the Consulate General of Los Angeles.
Kim Eun-ji, reporter at Busan.com [email protected]