Steven Gerrard King's "Squid Game" famous ambassador, "Let's eat together a little," .. English subtitle "Shut up and catch eggs"

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Steven Gerrard King, the Lord of Horror, was also in love with the Squid Game.The lesson I learned from Game is Shut Up and Grab Eggs, he wrote on Twitter on the 15th (local time).Originally, Jang Duk-soos Korean ambassador is Lets eat together and live together, but the English subtitle is translated as Shut up and catch eggs.When asked if he could think of Running Man while watching Squid Game, Steven Gerrard King replied, I remembered Running Man and Long Walk.The first full-length novel, Long Walk, written and completed by Steven Gerrard King in 1966, is based on a fictional American that has become a totalitarian nation, and is based on boys who participated in Long Walk, a national sport that walks until only one person is left with the support of 100 teenage boys.
Steven Gerrard King, the Lord of Horror, was also in love with the Squid Game.The lesson I learned from Game is Shut Up and Grab Eggs, he wrote on Twitter on the 15th (local time).Originally, Jang Duk-soos Korean ambassador is Lets eat together and live together, but the English subtitle is translated as Shut up and catch eggs.When asked if he could think of Running Man while watching Squid Game, Steven Gerrard King replied, I remembered Running Man and Long Walk.The first full-length novel, Long Walk, written and completed by Steven Gerrard King in 1966, is based on a fictional American that has become a totalitarian nation, and is based on boys who participated in Long Walk, a national sport that walks until only one person is left with the support of 100 teenage boys.

Steven Gerrard King, the Lord of Horror, was also in love with the Squid Game.

“The lesson I learned from Game is Shut Up and Grab Eggs,” he wrote on Twitter on the 15th (local time).

Originally, Jang Duk-soo's Korean ambassador is "Let's eat together and live together," but the English subtitle is translated as "Shut up and catch eggs."

When asked if he could think of Running Man' while watching 'Squid Game', Steven Gerrard King replied, "I remembered Running Man' and 'Long Walk'."

The first full-length novel, Long Walk, written and completed by Steven Gerrard King in 1966, is based on a fictional American that has become a totalitarian nation, and is based on boys who participated in Long Walk, a national sport that walks until only one person is left with the support of 100 teenage boys.