LIM YOUNGWOONG·Roy Kim·Nucksal to Unveil Unreleased Tracks on 'High Valley, Top Hero'

On "High Valley, Top Hero," singers LIM YOUNGWOONG, Roy Kim, and Nucksal will unveil unreleased tracks for the first time, followed by a chaotic foot volleyball match with 600,000 KRW worth of Hanwoo (Korean beef) on the line.

The 5th episode of the SBS program "High Valley, Top Hero," airing on the 21st, will feature a late-night listening party filled with mountain vibes and a high-stakes game driven by pride.

The highlight of the broadcast is the "late-night listening party" featuring LIM YOUNGWOONG, Roy Kim, and Nucksal. The three will share unreleased songs they are currently working on for the first time exclusively through "High Valley, Top Hero," warming up the atmosphere. In particular, LIM YOUNGWOONG is set to share the behind-the-scenes stories of his songs along with tracks that will leave viewers in awe.

Meanwhile, when Nucksal loses his phone in the middle of the night, host LIM YOUNGWOONG steps up to help, showing off his skills as the "all-around mountain fixer."

Following this, the mountain bachelors head out for their first trip to town, where a ruthless "all-in game" for lunch and coffee money begins. Fueled by their competitive spirit, they eventually challenge the production crew to a foot volleyball match at a local elementary school with "600,000 KRW worth of premium Hanwoo" on the line. Although the members, led by the self-proclaimed soccer enthusiast LIM YOUNGWOONG, started with confidence, they face a major crisis against the unexpectedly skilled "foot volleyball expert" production team. The situation even escalates to a side game involving "buying chicken for the elementary school," drawing attention to the identity of the "Gangwon-do Chicken Man" who dug his own grave.

During the dinner that followed the intense match, the official chef Kwak Beom takes charge of the main dish. Kwak Beom makes the studio burst into laughter by boldly challenging Cha Seung-won, the icon of cooking variety shows, and proposing the launch of his own restaurant, "Kwak's."

However, his bold confidence is short-lived as smoke from the stove fills the area, turning the scene into chaos. With even the production crew at risk of being smoked out, a commotion ensues as one person is singled out as a "human flytrap" for attracting bugs, leading them to flee into the mountains. The dinner scene of the mountain bachelors, which prompted requests to "please stop being so funny" due to the series of unexpected events, is highly anticipated.

The 5th episode of "High Valley, Top Hero," which will provide pleasant healing through the first reveal of unreleased tracks, a high-stakes match, and hilarious dinner scenes, airs on the 21st at 9 PM. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)