Four K-Pop Girl Groups, One Legendary Variety Show — Knowing Bros June 20 Episode Is Already Breaking the Internet

If your idea of a perfect Friday night is K-pop chaos, hilarious variety show moments, and a generous serving of intergenerational idol energy — JTBC’s Knowing Bros just delivered the preview of the year. The upcoming June 20 episode brings together eight guests from four completely different girl groups, and the sneak peek alone is enough to have fans absolutely buzzing.

Knowing Bros Episode Guest Lineup

What Happened in the Preview?

The clip wastes absolutely zero time getting to the good stuff. Here’s what fans already can’t stop talking about:

The generation gap joke that landed perfectly — After all eight guests introduced themselves with their respective song dances, veteran idol Narsha of Brown Eyed Girls took one look at the younger groups’ choreography and delivered the most relatable observation: these days, idols never stop jumping. The room erupted.

RESCENE’s viral “Yaho” meme gets a Knowing Bros makeover — Woni and Minami demonstrated their internet-famous “Yaho” pose, and then watched helplessly as Narsha, JeA, and the legendary Kang Ho Dong attempted to recreate it. The results were exactly as chaotic as you’d hope.

Baek Jiheon’s childhood dream came true — The fromis_9 member revealed she’s wanted to meet Kang Ho Dong since she was a child, ran up to high-five him, and then immediately yelped that his hands are ridiculously strong. Pure, unscripted gold.

The fromis_9 personality battle — Lee Chaeyoung and Baek Jiheon’s contrasting vibes became an instant discussion — with the cast playfully noting that Baek Jiheon gives off ideal daughter-in-law energy while Lee Chaeyoung gives off something entirely different. The girls took it in stride and the whole segment was chaotic fun.

Talent showcases and a joint dance finale — Baby DONT Cry’s Yihyun and Beni wowed everyone with random hidden talents, RESCENE’s Minami silenced doubters by speed-reciting Korean tongue-twisters flawlessly, and the episode wrapped up with all eight idols performing a joint dance that had fans replaying the clip on loop.

Knowing Bros, also known as Ask Us Anything, has been one of South Korea’s most beloved variety programmes since 2015 — and episodes like this are exactly why it never gets old.

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