Yoo Jae-suk and Song Eun-yi Revisit Their Alma Mater on 'Sixth Sense: City Tour'

On the February 13 episode of tvN's Sixth Sense: City Tour (식스센스), popular hosts Yoo Jae-suk (유재석) and Song Eun-yi (송은이) made a nostalgic visit to their alma mater, Seoul Arts University (서울예술대학교).

During their visit, Yoo Jae-suk expressed his surprise at the changes on campus, stating, "I was shocked to see how much this place has changed. I wish the school had remained the same." When asked how long it had been since his last visit, he humorously replied, "As of the recording, it was last July. It hasn't been long. Did you expect me to shed a tear?"

Yoo reminisced about the nearby building, which used to be the National Security Planning Agency and is now the National Intelligence Service. He recalled playing foot volleyball (족구) on campus, saying, "The school is small, so we played here. Sometimes the ball would go over there, into the agency." He added, "If there were nice people around, they would toss it back, but otherwise, it would just disappear. You can't just go in there."

When Song Eun-yi arrived, she added to the conversation, jokingly referencing a legend about seniors who went over the wall to retrieve a ball and never returned.

Additionally, Song Eun-yi shared a memorable moment involving Yoo Jae-suk from their school days. She recalled, "There was a time when I said, 'That’s a friend who got into KBS as a comedian,' and when I looked, he was already dressed in a tailored olive suit, looking like a star with one hand in his pocket." This revelation brought laughter to the audience.