Viewers are continuing to criticize the makeup content of the siblings Seojin and Bak from the KBS variety show 'salim nam'.

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Siblings Seojin and Hyojung, who appear on the KBS2 variety show Salim Nam, attempted a costume challenge at the National Museum of Korea, but faced criticism from viewers for their provocative and low-quality staging. With ratings hovering in the 3% range and the show struggling, negative reactions are mounting regarding the production, which they feel is far removed from the programs original concept.In the episode of Salim Nam aired on the 18th, Seojin and Hyojung participated in the National Museum Costume Challenge with the goal of winning a prize. Seojin sought revenge and entertainment by dressing up his younger sister Hyojung as a tiger and a golden Buddha statue, but the resulting appearance failed to resonate with viewers.Following the broadcast, viewers voiced concerns that the private content of celebrity families does not align with the purpose of public broadcasting. Some viewers poured out criticism, claiming that the programs concept is becoming increasingly provocative and that the quality of the broadcast has declined.
Siblings Seojin and Hyojung, who appear on the KBS2 variety show Salim Nam, attempted a costume challenge at the National Museum of Korea, but faced criticism from viewers for their provocative and low-quality staging. With ratings hovering in the 3% range and the show struggling, negative reactions are mounting regarding the production, which they feel is far removed from the programs original concept.In the episode of Salim Nam aired on the 18th, Seojin and Hyojung participated in the National Museum Costume Challenge with the goal of winning a prize. Seojin sought revenge and entertainment by dressing up his younger sister Hyojung as a tiger and a golden Buddha statue, but the resulting appearance failed to resonate with viewers.Following the broadcast, viewers voiced concerns that the private content of celebrity families does not align with the purpose of public broadcasting. Some viewers poured out criticism, claiming that the programs concept is becoming increasingly provocative and that the quality of the broadcast has declined.

Siblings Seojin and Hyojung, who appear on the KBS2 variety show 'salim nam,' attempted a costume challenge at the National Museum of Korea, but faced criticism from viewers for their provocative and low-quality staging. With ratings hovering in the 3% range and the show struggling, negative reactions are mounting regarding the production, which they feel is far removed from the program's original concept.

In the episode of 'salim nam' aired on the 18th, Seojin and Hyojung participated in the 'National Museum Costume Challenge' with the goal of winning a prize. Seojin sought revenge and entertainment by dressing up his younger sister Hyojung as a tiger and a golden Buddha statue, but the resulting appearance failed to resonate with viewers.

Following the broadcast, viewers voiced concerns that the private content of celebrity families does not align with the purpose of public broadcasting. Some viewers poured out criticism, claiming that the program's concept is becoming increasingly provocative and that the quality of the broadcast has declined.

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National Museum of Korea's Global Standing

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