Singer Song Ga-in. [Herald POP (now Herald Muse)]
Singer Song Ga-in. [Herald POP (now Herald Muse)]

Singer Song Ga-in treated her older fans to a special reverse fan service event.

A video titled "Song Ga-in opens a samgyetang restaurant (?) — open to those 60 and older. A one-chicken-per-person samgyetang gift for her oldest fans to mark Chobok. Eat up and keep on stanning~" was posted Monday on her YouTube channel.

In the video, Song said, "Chobok is here. Since so many of my fans are older, I wanted to treat them to samgyetang to help them stay healthy." She added that everyone who came Tuesday would receive a signed album, and noted that her elderly fans go by all kinds of nicknames.

After carefully signing albums and finishing the table setup, Song found fans already waiting outside.

She greeted them with a warm smile, saying, "Thank you for making the trip." The oldest fan in attendance was 83, and the youngest was 67.

"They all feel like my older sisters and brothers," Song said. "I wanted to treat them to a meal ahead of Chobok, so I put this event together. Please enjoy the food."

As compliments poured in while she served, she quipped, "The part-timer is pretty cute, right?" Fans playfully called her "auntie," and Song played along, calling back, "Auntie's on her way."

After finishing her serving duties, Song sat across from her fans so they could watch her eat her own bowl of samgyetang in a mukbang.

She wrapped up the video by calling out each fan's nickname as she handed out signed albums, then gathered everyone for a group photo.


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