'GBRB: Reap What You Sow' Yut Nori Bet: The Situation That Unfolded as Cast Members Repeatedly Said 'OK' Under the No-English Rule

A video has been released capturing the process of the cast members of the variety program 'GBRB: Reap What You Sow' engaging in a bet through Yut Nori and introducing a new rule. The cast members participated in the game with penalties such as 'washing perilla leaves' depending on the win or loss of the Yut Nori.

The 'Washing Perilla Leaves' Bet Tied to Yut Nori Wins and Losses and the Intense Match

In the video, before starting the Yut Nori game, the cast members showed their competitive spirit by proposing a penalty of 'washing perilla leaves' if they lose. During the game, the cast members engaged in an intense match as situations of catching or escaping pieces continued. One cast member mentioned the importance of the game, saying, "If I lose this, I'm really going home late tomorrow." Whenever 'Baekdo' or 'Geol' appeared during the Yut Nori process, the cast members showed themselves being immersed in the game, either cheering or expressing disappointment.

Introduction of 'Hunminjeongeum Yut Nori' and the No-English Rule

After the first Yut Nori ended, the cast members proposed a new option called 'Hunminjeongeum Yut Nori' to add more fun to the game. This is a rule where restrictions are applied if English (e.g., OK, Yes, Wow, etc.) is used during the game. The cast members checked the rule, asking, "If we use English, does it disappear entirely?" Especially since the expression 'OK' is frequently used in daily life, the rule banning it acted as a major variable. The cast members predicted difficulties, saying, "I feel like I say 'OK' a hundred times a day."

Repeated Use of English and the Flow of Yut Nori

During the Yut Nori process where the new rule was applied, the cast members showed themselves struggling to follow the rule while unconsciously using English. In the video, a situation was staged where they were wary of rule violations whenever the remark "OK" was made. As the game progressed, the cast members paid attention, saying, "We just need to not say 'OK'," but English naturally mixed in amidst the intense match situations. Ultimately, the cast members continued the game while revealing the difficulty of following the rules along with the results of the Yut Nori.