【影片】f(x)雪莉使喚金鐘國把前輩當僕人用

陳玉恬

2013年7月15日上午3:28

f(x)成員雪莉用半語叫金鐘國跑腿!

韓國‘足球國腳’朴智星、雪莉和綜藝節目《Running Man》主持群一行人道上海參加‘2013 Asian Dream Cup資格賽’。

金鐘國玩遊戲輸了，要接受懲罰當雪莉的僕人。金鐘國接受指令去買魚乾，任務成功後可以脫下後重的冬衣，雪莉對買回魚乾的金鐘國恭敬地說:"請脫掉你的圍巾。"

製作人看不下去，建議她:"誇張一點，說半語也沒關係。"劉在錫和Haha也當惡魔，慫恿她:"機會難得，只是在玩遊戲。"

結果，在劉在錫的′指導′下，雪莉用半語指使金鐘國:"去買柳橙汁給我!"、"姊姊我想要喝。"

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照片來源:《Running Man》畫面來源

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