A school path where trucks pass instead of sand playgrounds, TARZZAN visits Busan Arts High School

Broadcaster TARZZAN visited his alma mater, Busan Arts High School, where he nurtured his dreams, to face the changed campus and spaces where old memories remain.

In a video released through the MBC variety program 'Omniscient Interfering View' on the 3rd, TARZZAN expressed his feelings as he entered the campus of Busan Arts High School. In the video, TARZZAN noted the changed appearance of the school on the way to the campus. The environment had changed so much that trucks could be seen running on the playground, which used to be made of sand, and watching this, TARZZAN realized how much the school scenery had changed from the past.

"It was all sand back in my day"... Feelings upon facing the changed school path

Before arriving at the school, TARZZAN mentioned the school path consisting of steep uphill roads, revealing the difficulties he faced at the time. As he drew closer to the school building, TARZZAN reminisced about the past while looking at the students in school uniforms and the exterior of the school. In particular, seeing the change in the playground, he expressed surprise at the changed school scenery, mentioning, "It was all sand back in my day." Along with his feelings that he would think a lot of his trainee days while participating in school competitions, he also recalled an anecdote from the past when he promised a friend to leave the first-floor door open and jumped inside.

The familiar smell of the ballet room and the sight of juniors practicing

Upon entering the school, TARZZAN sequentially inspected the spaces where memories of his trainee days reside. Entering the ballet room, he showed familiarity by smelling the unique scent of the space, and recalled old memories by mentioning items that students used to pool money to purchase and carry around in the past. He then expressed admiration while watching his juniors who were devoted to their practice.

After greeting the teachers he met on site, TARZZAN showed joy upon meeting his former teachers from his school days. He also observed his juniors practicing while wearing leotards of different colors for each grade. Among the juniors ranging from 1st to 3rd grade, the 3rd graders were wearing colorful leotards, sharing the vibrant atmosphere of his alma mater.