Felix on “I Just Hate Scary Things” - Horror Stories & Highlights

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#kpop #straykids If you want to learn about Korean memes and Korean humor, check out more content on the channel below, run by comedian Yoo Byung-jae. It's a channel with lots of really funny content!smile @KoreanCryingGuy * Many videos are translated with English subtitles. Stray Kids member Felix recently appeared as a guest on Yoo Byung-jae’s popular YouTube content, “I Just Hate Scary Things” (Mu-ddak-shil). Known for his deep voice and charismatic stage presence, Felix revealed a surprisingly timid side, reacting intensely to terrifying listener stories. Here is a breakdown of the episode, Felix’s personal paranormal experiences, and the scary stories shared during the show. 1. Episode Overview & Felix’s Reaction The "Coward" Chemistry: Felix confessed he has a severe phobia of scary things (MBTI type 'N' imagination). He mentioned he cannot even wash his hair with his eyes closed after hearing scary stories. The Rabbit Doll Incident: Throughout the episode, Felix held a rabbit doll for comfort. By the end, he was so terrified that he accidentally ripped the doll’s head and leg off, showing just how scared he was. Visual Visuals: Yoo Byung-jae praised Felix, calling him "the most handsome person he has ever seen in real life," comparing him to an anime protagonist. 2. Felix’s Personal Horror Story: "Inception" Sleep Paralysis Felix shared a chilling personal experience of sleep paralysis that happened at the JYP practice room. The Situation: He was resting in the practice room early in the morning. The Horror: He heard women laughing loudly outside. When he tried to wake up, he realized he couldn't move. He felt someone dragging his body across the floor. The Loop: The scariest part was that he "woke up" four times, but each time was a false awakening (a dream within a dream), making him unable to distinguish between reality and the nightmare. 3. Summary of Listener Horror Stories The episode featured several terrifying stories submitted by viewers. Here are the highlights: This video includes English translations of the original Korean content. The translations are provided to make the content accessible to English-speaking audiences worldwide. [Purpose & Value] - Making Korean content accessible to international viewers - Bridging the language gap between Korean content and global audiences - Providing accurate English translations while maintaining the original context - Supporting global cultural exchange and understanding of Korean content This video contains translated content under fair use for educational purposes. All original content rights belong to their respective owners This is my English translation for sharing Korean content with the global community