NCT's Jungwoo and Mark, along with Stray Kids' Hyunjin and Felix, discuss their friendship and past billiards games on a variety show.
September/15/2025 16:20
NCT's Jungwoo, Mark, Stray Kids' Hyunjin, and Felix revealed their friendship. On the 39th episode of JTBC's variety show "Please Take Care of My Refrigerator" aired on the 14th in Korea, the four appeared as guests. When asked by Kim Sung-joo if they had a friendship, Jungwoo said, "We have a lot," and revealed, "I feel like it was just this member before, but we played billiards together." When asked who won, Hyunjin said, "I think Mark was very good," and Jungwoo boasted, "We must have won." They also mentioned having meals together. Kim Sung-joo commented, "Only by having meals can feelings accumulate," and sought empathy from Hyunjin, who is from Gimpo, saying, "You must understand very well," which drew laughter.
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