Ok-soon of the 17th period, who is considered to be 'Legend Ok-soon', will appear in 'Nasol-sa-gye'.
At 10:30 p.m. on the 22nd on ENA and SBS Plus, 'I'm SOLO, and then love continues' (hereinafter 'I'm Sol Sa-gye') shows the 17th Ok-soon entering 'Solo Min-bak' with 'everyman's ideal type'"Oxun 'Once more special'.
Ok-soon, the 17th, is the main character of the 'All-time Popularity' who is considered the ideal type by many 'I'm SOLO' cast members beyond the jockey. Ok-soon, the 17th, who received requests for 're-appearance' from viewers as well as solo men, finally comes to 'Nasol four world' with 'Another Special' unfolding on Geoje Island'Amazing and Romantic Island'.
On this day, Ok-soon, the 17th, appears in 'Solo Min-bak' with her unwavering and innocent appearance. MC Defconn responded to the appearance of Ok-soon in the 17th period, which is 'everyone's ideal type'Argh! My girl! I missed you! It's the same!` roars. Defconn then added "It was as good as when South Korea scored a come-from-behind goal."I speak for the hearts of the soloists. Young-cheol of the 25th, who previously publicly mentioned Ok-soon of the 17th period as his ideal type when he appeared in 'SOLO', also expressed his excitement when he met Ok-soon of the 17th period in person. The 25th Youngchul "It really seems like a dream. "I can't calm down" smiles 'Clown' and "What I imagined happens when I imagine often. Will there be another opportunity like this?" and burn the "pink light before".
On the other hand, the unexpected twist of the topical performers who shone 'I'm SOLO' is revealed in 'Another Special'. One protagonist appears with a clearer impression, confessing to having plastic surgery after 'I had double eyelids 'SOLO'. Another protagonist appears in half because he can't lose much weight, surprising the 3MC. Defconn says "It looks like an elementary school student got out of his body"He sticks his tongue out, and there is a lot of attention on who will be the main character of the great transformation that surprised the 3MC.
