Kim Ga-eun and Yoo Seon-woo's rap battle: From 10 years of dating to married life

Singers Kim Ga-eun and Yoo Seon-woo revealed their daily lives as a married couple through a playful rap diss battle. In the released video, the two exchanged stories about their 10-year relationship and married life in a rap format.

"Married after 10 years of dating" – Kim Ga-eun and Yoo Seon-woo's rap diss

In the video, Kim mentioned that she met Yoo at age 27 and married him after 10 years of dating. The two expressed their respective perspectives through raps directed at one another. Kim used her rap to vent that Yoo is always telling her what to do, expressing her desire to live her own life. In response, Yoo continued the diss battle, jokingly calling her hopeless and a fool.

The couple also touched upon their marriage process. According to the video's audio transcription, Kim rapped about getting married on October 26 and the circumstances surrounding the wedding. She shared how flustered she was when the date was suddenly set, feeling as though she hadn't even realized she was getting married. Yoo also rapped toward Kim, continuing the conversation centered on their personality differences.

Salad diets and animal shelter donations

Beyond the rap battle, the video captured glimpses of their everyday routine. Yoo prepared a salad for Kim, encouraging her to eat it by claiming it was a tastier variety of greens than typical lettuce. After eating the salad, Kim revealed her plan to follow it up with Buldak Bokkeum-myeon.

Furthermore, the couple was seen preparing donations for an abandoned dog shelter. They prepared approximately two boxes of freshly laundered blankets, along with pet food and snacks, before heading to the shelter. Kim showed the process of packing and transporting the items following the shelter's request for blankets.

Sharing skincare tips for seasonal changes

In the latter half of the video, Kim shared her skincare experiences regarding seasonal changes. She noted that her skin condition fluctuates with the seasons, and she focuses particularly on managing sebum and blackheads. Recalling her past struggles with folliculitis, she explained that managing sebum to prevent clogged pores is essential for maintaining an oil-water balance.

Kim introduced a skincare method using a product that dissolves sebum over 30 seconds. She explained that the product may cause a stinging sensation in areas with high sebum production and that she uses it to gently dissolve buildup on her nose and chin. Kim mentioned using it once or twice a week, noting it is ideal for use in the morning before important schedules.