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'Another 100 million won donation': Lee Young-ji bids farewell to 'Cha-jwi-ppul' with grace

'Another 100 million won donation': Lee Young-ji bids farewell to 'Cha-jwi-ppul' with grace

Singer Lee Young-ji bid a final farewell to the YouTube variety show 'Cha-jwi-ppul,' which ran for about four years /Photo=Screenshot from YouTube channel 'Cha-jwi-ppul'
Singer Lee Young-ji bid a final farewell to the YouTube variety show 'Cha-jwi-ppul,' which ran for about four years /Photo=Screenshot from YouTube channel 'Cha-jwi-ppul'

Singer Lee Young-ji has said goodbye to the YouTube variety show 'Cha-jin-geon jwi-ppul-do eopnida' ('Cha-jwi-ppul'), which continued for approximately four years.

On the 4th, Lee Young-ji delivered a final farewell message for Season 4 to 4.44 million subscribers on the YouTube channel 'Cha-jwi-ppul.'

The released video featured fleeting moments of the cast who brightly illuminated 'Cha-jwi-ppul' over the years, including IVE's An Yu-jin, actress Shin Min-a, BLACKPINK's Lisa, aespa's Karina, and final guest actress Han So-hee, leaving a deep lingering impression.

Additionally, the video revealed a gathering held after the final broadcast on the 28th of last month. Lee Young-ji received a framed photo capturing past 'Cha-jwi-ppul' filming scenes as a gift from the production team and said, "I'm truly moved," unable to take her eyes off the nostalgic photos for some time.

Singer Lee Young-ji bid a final farewell to the YouTube variety show 'Cha-jwi-ppul,' which ran for about four years / Photo=Screenshot from YouTube channel 'Cha-jwi-ppul'
Singer Lee Young-ji bid a final farewell to the YouTube variety show 'Cha-jwi-ppul,' which ran for about four years / Photo=Screenshot from YouTube channel 'Cha-jwi-ppul'

Lee Young-ji expressed, "Thank you so much for watching until now," and added, "What I'm truly grateful for is that I've made many friends while working on this program. I am deeply thankful to the director here, writers, guest friends, and all of you who pay us through subscriptions and likes."

In particular, Lee Young-ji demonstrated positive influence by donating 50 million won from her own funds for flood disaster relief and another 50 million won for producing holiday kits for the elderly. Starting with a 20 million won donation in 2022 to support flood victims, she participated in supporting children at risk of malnutrition (0.1 billion won) and flood recovery efforts (100 million won) in 2023. Including this latest donation, the cumulative amount donated through Hope Bridge totals 180 million won.

Meanwhile, the one-on-one drunken heartfelt talk show 'Cha-jin-geon ppul-do eopnida' ('Cha-jwi-ppul') received great love since its debut in 2022. Despite entering a brief hiatus in December 2024 after Season 3, it continues to prove its popularity by maintaining over 4 million subscribers.

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