Ji Suk-jin Celebrates 60th Birthday with Active Appearances on 'Inkigayo' and 'Running Man'

Broadcaster Ji Suk-jin is garnering public attention by maintaining a vibrant career despite celebrating his 60th birthday, including performing on 'Inkigayo' and featuring in a special 'Running Man' episode. His active status was highlighted on 'My Little Old Boy', showcasing an expanding scope of activities rather than retirement or rest.

Ji Suk-jin recently made headlines for his 'Inkigayo' performance with Ji Ye-eun, where he even participated in the ending pose. As mentioned by Seo Jang-hoon, Ji Suk-jin adopted a 'fist potato pose' using both hands, suggested by Ji Ye-eun, which was praised for its fresh, idol-like appeal. Additionally, 'Running Man' aired a special 60th birthday celebration, a first for a variety show, featuring members in matching dress codes and performing deep bows, creating both humorous and touching moments. The ending, where past 'Running Man' PDs bowed to Ji Suk-jin, demonstrated long-standing camaraderie.

Bloggers expressed admiration and surprise at Ji Suk-jin's continuous pursuit of new challenges and expansion of his activities despite his age. 'Running Man' fans felt a greater sense of pride than for the show's 16th anniversary, and many lauded his passion for performing the 'Inkigayo' ending pose. Ji Suk-jin's actions are seen as a prime example of dedication and effort, unconstrained by age.