On February 12th, T-ara’s Hyomin and Jiyeon guested on MBC’s “Quiz That Changes the World” and showed off their witty variety skills.
The girls were first asked by the MCs to choose one member who changes her attitude when talking to boys, and Hyomin chose Jiyeon. “Jiyeon is normally very tough and candid with the way she speaks. But when she talks to boys, Jiyeon changes her voice to sound cute.”
Jiyeon retorted by picking Hyomin and explained, “Hyomin-unni is worse. When she’s just with us, she’s honestly very tough, but when there’s a boy around, she starts to talk like a baby – ‘Ah, Hyomin is hungry!’”
The MCs then asked for a demonstration of how her ‘cute act,’ and Hyomin responded with, “Hyomin’s stomach is saying growl growl~,” which caused the studio to howl with laughter.
When the talent show portion came around, Hyomin killed the audience with her hilarious acts. She began, “I was in Thailand and just returned yesterday, so I wondered what I should do for ‘Sebakwi’ today. I normally do this when I’m alone at home, so I might look like a crazy person.”
She introduced her talent by explaining that she would be re-enacting the story of ‘Cinderella’ by playing two roles. Hyomin acted the part of Cinderella slaving away, and then quickly switched parts to the evil stepmother barking orders at her stepdaughter.
Her castmates laughed while asking, “Do you really play like this at home?”, but Hyomin remained unfazed and continued acting out her two roles. The studio laughed harder as Hyomin suddenly sang, “Cinderella lost her parents when she was young~!”
Jiyeon, who’s also her roommate, commented, “This is my first time seeing this.. She must do it alone when I leave the room to wash.”
As a final touch, Hyomin then proceeded to emulate Kim Hye Ja’s famous scene from the movie “Mother” by suggestion of Jo Hye Ryun.
Netizens are praising Hyomin’s sharp wit and hilarious personality, so it’s likely that she’ll become a highly coveted guest for future variety shows.
Source: TV Daily, Newsen via Nate
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