• Yoon Chan Young Receives Pocket Money From His Second Mother Song Yoon Ah

    There was a rumor that actress Song Yoon Ah gave pocket money to her son Yoon Chan Young in 'Mama' to celebrate his university admission.

    On February 23, on the official YouTube channel of fashion magazine Elle Korea, the content 'Your Name TAG' with Yoon Chan Young, who gained great popularity through Netflix's 'All Of Us Are Dead', was uploaded.

    On this day, Yoon Chan Young selected the Cartier Santos Dumont watch, which is sold at 5.1 million won, as one of his 'favorite items'.

    Yoon Chan Young started explaining, "Sunbaenim Song Yoon Ah gave me pocket money to commemorate my (high school) graduation and (university) admission."

    He pondered what kind of things he should buy with the pocket money he received from Song Yoon Ah.

    After much deliberation, Yoon Chan Young purchased a Cartier wristwatch.

    "She informed me that I am a precious person to her", he said.

    Afterward, he was asked, "What kind of person is Song Yoon Ah to you?"

    Yoon Chan Young replied, "She's like my mother, so I just feel very grateful."

    Yoon Chan Young and Song Yoon Ah worked together in the 2014 MBC drama 'Mama'.

    In 2020, when Yoon Chan Young became a college student, Song Yoon Ah posted a two-shot with him on Instagram, saying, "My son became a college student. Actor Yoon Chan Young grew up so well. "

    "My mom is totally rooting for me and she released two photos with me.", he said

    Also, on February 3, Song Yoon Ah said to Yoon Chan Young, who became popular with All Of Us Are Dead', "Our Chan Young. I'm so moved that you've grown up so well as an actor. The days when I was able to do "MAMA" with you come to mind again. Congratulations. I'll cheer you on with all my heart to go better and successful in the future,"

    Seeing this, Yoon Chan Young said, " Another mother, Yoona. Thank you so much for giving us so much strength. I hope my support will help you, too. Thank you and I love you,".

  • 'Resident Playbook' hits its highest ratings yet — is it Go Youn Jung’s magic or the 'Hospital Playlist' cameos that fans love?

    tvN’s weekend drama “Resident Playbook” is getting more and more love each week — and its latest episode just broke the 5% ratings mark!

    On April 20, episode 4 of Resident Playbook recorded 5.8% average viewership in Seoul (with a peak of 6.5%) and 5.1% nationwide (with a peak of 5.7%), according to Nielsen Korea. This made the show No.1 in its time slot across all cable and general programming channels, including public broadcasters.

    Among tvN’s main target audience — men and women aged 20 to 49 — it also scored high with 2.9% average and 3.3% peak nationwide, showing strong support from younger viewers.

    Fans are now asking: is this the “Go Youn Jung effect” at play, or are viewers tuning in for the emotional storytelling and cameos from Hospital Playlist characters?

    In the latest episode, the rookie residents — Oh Yi Young (Go Youn Jung), Kim Sa Bi (Han Ye Ji), Pyo Nam Kyung (Shin Si Ah), and Eom Jae Il (Kang Yoo Seok) — continued growing closer as teammates and friends. Their emotional ups and downs, along with heartfelt moments between characters, touched the hearts of many.

    One major moment was when Yi Young, dealing with a difficult case, bravely asked Kim Sa Bi for help despite earlier tension between them. The two ended up working together and comforting each other — and viewers were moved to tears.

    Another scene that drew attention was the cameo by Kim Jun Wan (Jung Kyung Ho) from Hospital Playlist, who joined the medical team for a rare case. His appearance brought back nostalgia and added even more depth to the story.

    Fans are loving the mix of emotional healing, growing friendships, and realistic hospital life, calling the show a warm follow-up to the Hospital Playlist universe.

    With ratings rising and buzz building, many are wondering just how high Resident Playbook will climb. New episodes air every Saturday and Sunday at 9:20 PM KST on tvN.

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