Controversy arose that the JTBC YouTube channel 'Sung-Kyu Jang's Walkman', which has 4 million subscribers, used the Japanese term. The production team explained and apologized for the intention of "I didn't know if the word I used was Japanese or not." But the suspicion is still amplified.

On the sideline of 'Walkman', which was released on the 11th, subtitles such as '18 Beginnings of Labor 'appeared during the pizza box folding part-time job by Jang Sung-gyu and Kim Min-a at Daily Best (Ilbe). Therefore, some netizens pointed out that the expression 'no-mu' is not a Korean expression that matches the contents of the broadcast at the time, and is a word used to degrade the former president of Roh Moo-hyun in Ilbe.

Then, the Walkman said, "The subtitle" No-Mu ", which was used in the sideline, was used in the dictionary meaning of" Work and office work. " In fact, he was not aware at all. "

The production team apologized for saying 'I didn't know the expressions being used for political purposes in a specific community' and said they would fix the problem and reload it for a while. Despite the crew's explanation, netizens raised suspicion that it was not the first time that Walkman was involved in the Japanese controversy. 'Walkman' also caused controversy in the video released last year using the Japanese term 'no alarm'. It is claimed that 'No-Alarm' is also a Japanese expression used to criticize President Roh Moo-hyun.

Other netizens are raising suspicion that in the past 'Walkman' used a booster icon in the game cart rider, and used 'NO2' to use the derogatory expression of President Roh Moo-hyun. Some point out that this icon was used in the early demo version of the game, so it is impossible to rule out the possibility of a simple mistake. Meanwhile, Ko Dong-wan PD, who worked as the director of the production team for 'Walkman', is said to be leaving 'Walkman' for the last time this month. High PD said, "I've been in mannerism for a long time in the program." High PD worked as an assistant director for FD in SBS 'Running Man'. At that time, the high PD also appeared in a form resembling Kim Byung-man, and also attracted attention.

(SBS funE reporter Kang Kyung-yun)