The scene where Sean carries 70kg of briquettes on a traditional Korean carrying frame up to the house at the top of the hill will be broadcast. On the 10th at 11:10 PM, MBC's variety show "Omniscient Interfering View" will reveal the "Briquette Santa" project featuring Sean, his wife Jung Hye-young, and their four children. This episode is the 184th installment of the "Raising Korea's Temperature by 1 Degree" project, where Sean's family took part in briquette volunteer work on Christmas Eve.

Sean began volunteering with briquettes in 2014 and has never stopped since. Over 10,000 people, including celebrities such as Song Eun-i, Yang Se-hyung, Yoo Byung-jae, Kim Sook, Park Bo-gum, and Sandara Park, have volunteered alongside him. The donations Sean has raised amount to 1 billion won. His continuous efforts deeply impressed the panelists in the studio.

In this volunteer work, Sean took on the role of delivering briquettes to a house at the top of a hill where even briquette trucks could not access. He was seen climbing the steep slope carrying 19 briquettes, each weighing 3.65kg, on his carrying frame at once. Even when out of breath, Sean's determination to bring warmth to his neighbors moved many people.

His wife Jung Hye-young and their four children also participated in carrying briquettes. Sean revealed that inquiries about donations have increased more than tenfold since his appearance on "Omniscient Interfering View." This shows that his influence goes beyond broadcasting and leads to actual acts of sharing.

During the broadcast, Sean also talked about his children's dreams. The eldest is very interested in art and wants to create her own brand, while the second child enjoys drawing. Sean showed the children's artwork, surprising the panelists. About the youngest, he said, "He looks exactly like Hye-young," adding comments about his potential as an actor.

Sean successfully completed seven major marathons last year and aims to complete seven marathons and marathons on all seven continents this year. He also mentioned the possibility of his second son Harang taking on these challenges, saying, "If Harang attempts it before he turns 18, he could break records." Sean emphasized that these challenges are not just about records but will be valuable experiences for the children.

Born in 1972 and currently 53 years old, Sean was a member of the hip-hop duo Jinusean. He is now known as an "icon of giving" through his activities combining running and donations. Recently, he continues his good deeds and challenges through his YouTube channel "With Sean."

This broadcast will deliver a warm year-end atmosphere through the Sean family's acts of sharing and challenges. Their ongoing volunteer work and support for their children's dreams send a positive message to many people.