
Comedian Lee Yong-jin shared an anecdote about being beaten by foreigners during his school days, which left him unconscious.
On the 25th, a video titled "Lulu Princess and Servants: Hwaseong Edition Episode 2" was released on the YouTube channel 'Lee Yong-jin YouTube'.
The video features Lee Yong-jin along with comedians Shin Gi-ru, Lee Jae-yul, Melomance's Kim Min-seok, and YouTuber Harry Potter (real name Yoon Gyu-sang) sharing a meal and engaging in conversation.
When Harry Potter mentioned to Kim Min-seok that they attended the same gym as Sam Kim, Lee Yong-jin asked, "(Min-seok too) do you practice martial arts?"
As the topic of martial arts came up, Lee Jae-yul asked Kim Min-seok, "Are you good at fighting?" Kim Min-seok replied, "No. I don't think so. Since my school days, there hasn't been much opportunity to fight."
In response, Lee Jae-yul said, "We should count fights from our school days too. Many people have never fought back then," and Harry Potter agreed, saying, "There could be people who only got beaten up."

Taking this as an opportunity to recall his own experience, Lee Yong-jin began, "I'm from Hwaseong, and there were many foreign workers back then."
He continued, "I don't know if he was Thai or Bangladeshi. As a high school student, that person cursed at me for no reason as he passed by."
He added, "A girl standing next to me urged me on, saying, 'Are you going to endure this?' Then the man suddenly rushed over and threw Muay Thai kicks, and I collapsed within three seconds," eliciting laughter.

When Kim Min-seok asked, "Did you fall down?" Lee Yong-jin replied, "I took a head kick and lost consciousness." He then added, "Still, I think he had some manners. Once I was unconscious, he didn't hit me anymore."
Meanwhile, Lee Yong-jin is originally from Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, and debuted as an SBS 8th special recruitment comedian in 2005. He has since appeared on shows such as 'Comedy Big League', 'Player', and 'Mystery Investigation Team', and continues to receive widespread popularity through YouTube web variety programs like 'Turkeys on the Block' and 'The Truman Show'. He married a non-celebrity in 2019 and has a son.