Being a grown man who still relies on his mother for basic chores is hardly admirable.

NCT's Doyoung recently appeared on the Korean reality show I Live Alone, where a segment showed him visiting his parents' home. The 29-year-old idol was seen preparing noodles and casually leaving dirty dishes in the sink, remarking, "If I leave them like this, Mum will wash them for me."

While some hosts laughed at the comment, veteran MC Jun Hyun-moo took it further by admitting, "Sometimes when I know my mum is coming over, I intentionally let dishes pile up." His confession sparked immediate backlash from fellow cast members.

Im Woo-il bluntly called the 47-year-old "the most unfilial person" he'd encountered in recent memory, while comedian Park Na-rae labeled him an ungrateful son. Even SHINee's Key chimed in, declaring Hyun-moo deserved "20 slaps" for his behavior.

The situation escalated when Hyun-moo attempted to justify himself by praising his mother's dishwashing skills—going as far as saying she was "better than a dishwasher." Doyoung supported this sentiment by claiming mothers have a special touch when cleaning dishes. However, their justifications failed to convince critics both on and off screen.

Sammo Hung Joins Douyin with Inspirational Content

At 73 years old, legendary Hong Kong actor and martial artist Sammo Hung proves he's still keeping up with modern trends. The veteran star recently launched a Douyin account that has already attracted over 760k followers since June 5.

In one of his posts featuring highlights from his illustrious career spanning six decades, Hung shared words of wisdom: "Failure isn't scary—what's truly frightening is fearing failure itself. Setbacks are temporary; perseverance defines your character forever!"

Ahead of Father's Day celebrations this weekend , he posted another heartwarming clip featuring son Timmy along with family portraits showing three generations together - including grandchildren . This nostalgic content resonated strongly with fans across China . P >

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