Song Ji-hyo and Apink face off in an intense physical battle.
On the SBS variety show Running Man, airing on the 11th, viewers will see a relentless chase as the cast members throw themselves into competition to claim the one and only “gold bag.”
The race is titled “Gold Bag Chasers: Gold Me More,” a name that already hints at high stakes. Among several briefcases styled after the famous 007 cases, the members must find the one containing real gold. A cushion game is introduced as a decisive chance to turn the tide of the competition. However, once the game begins, attention shifts from guarding the cushions to the music, and explosive dance moments unfold as if everyone has gone all-in on performance scores, delivering nonstop laughter.
In particular, Apink’s Kim Nam-joo dominates the scene with her runaway energy whenever a song starts playing. She never misses a chance at a camera close-up and delivers what can only be described as a full-blown “sulky challenge” performance. Not only the Running Man members but even her fellow Apink members end up raising both hands in surrender.
Meanwhile, the members who focus on protecting their cushions rather than dancing encounter unexpected difficulties. Contrary to Apink Yoon Bo-mi’s wish that “at least it won’t be about using our brains,” a high-level mission appears that requires guarding cushions marked with the correct answers. The challenge demands both physical strength and quick thinking at the same time, and with “ace” Song Ji-hyo joining the fray, the tension reaches its peak.
From surprising debates over “brainless power” to the raw strength of natural “muscle elites,” anticipation builds over whether the Running Man and Apink members can successfully pass this gateway to the gold bag.
The glittering race filled with competitive spirit, “Gold Bag Chasers: Gold Me More,” will be revealed on the 11th at 6:10 p.m. on SBS’s Running Man.
Reported by News Culture M.J._mj94070777@nc.press
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