'Running Man' is considered increasingly boring because of the appearance of Ji Ye Eun

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The latest episode of 'Running Man' is considered increasingly boring. Ji Ye Eun's frequent presence has reaped various responses from netizens. He is even said to want to replace Jeon So Min.

The latest episode of "Running Man" is considered increasingly boring. This accusation began to emerge because of Ji Ye Eun's frequent appearance as a guest star on the variety show.

In the recent video preview of the latest episode of "Running Man", Yoo Jae Seok cs seemed focused on measuring body temperature. This action seemed to be carried out for the mission they were working on.

They were also seen having fun peeling corn upstairs while overheating from the hot, hot weather. Next, Ji Suk Jin, Kang Hoon, Kim Jong Kook, and Ye Eun were seen on the side of the street.

The funny thing was, Kang Hoon was suddenly surprised by the presence of a bird so he screamed in fear. Kang Hoon's actions suddenly surprised Suk Jin.

The preview clip for "Running Man" immediately drew various responses from netizens. Some netizens welcomed it enthusiastically, while others even criticized it.

They considered that the "Running Man" episode was getting more boring with Ye Eun's presence. Some netizens even suspect that Ye Eun wants to be Jeon So Min's replacement.

"Don't keep ji ye eun. She's too noisy. No no no 👎🏻," commented one netizen. "It's boring to see the same female guest star every week 😂 (don't tell me you want to make her a permanent member 🗿)," replied another netizen.

"This girl is a bit boring...no disrespect to her...but because of this I really stopped watching rm...the way she wants to be so min, even though she doesn't deserve it... Sorry for my inappropriate attitude," said another netizen. "Ye Eun again? I want to miss this episode again 🤢," said another netizen.

Meanwhile, the members of "Running Man" will meet Indonesian fans on August 10. Song Ji Hyo CS also greeted Indonesian fans via video recently. (wk/diah)