The group JO1 raised fans' expectations by holding their 2nd planning meeting with the members' direct participation to commemorate their original content 'Hi! JO1' surpassing 100 episodes.

In the 'EP.103 2nd Planning Meeting' video released on JO1's official YouTube channel on the 20th, the members were seen dividing into three teams to select the final three items for future production.

The meeting began with a review of past pledges that were adopted in previous episodes, such as drink missions and the 2 million yen shopping spree. Following this, members poured out diverse ideas, including 'gathering without smartphones,' 'one-day kindergarten teacher experience,' and 'Guinness World Record challenge'.

After intense discussions, the final three plans selected by each team are as follows:

This involves a sports match with children, proposing either visiting a kindergarten or competing against a strong elementary school team. Notably, they drew warmth by making a bold pledge to buy the opposing team's children a beef dinner if they lose the match.

This concept involves a member being controlled by someone else and performing eccentric actions during a fan meeting. A strong penalty of an 'open-car drive' awaits if the mission fails, adding to the tension.

Furthermore, moving beyond a simple word game, this proposes an active game style where players directly visit rooms at night to perform physical attacks, such as throwing cakes in faces or using water balloons.

JO1 members shared their aspirations, saying, "We hope the plans introduced today will be produced as actual episodes," and "We will continue to showcase various plans that fans (JAM) can enjoy".

Fans who watched the video responded enthusiastically, saying, "The Real Mafia Game sounds hilarious already," "I want to see JO1 playing with children," and "Congratulations on the 100th episode, looking forward to more fun videos."

Meanwhile, JO1 continues to steadily expand its influence in the global market, showcasing its unique personality not only through musical activities but also in variety content.