Singer Lee Young-ji sparked a "Guilty Man" controversy (?) by exposing the sweet actions of SEVENTEEN member Seungkwan.

On the 19th, Lee Young-ji appeared as the first guest on the YouTube channel '117's' web variety show 'Seungkwan’s Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo.' On this day, Lee Young-ji started her exposure by saying, "There are 'guilty' actions sunbae has done. Please judge whether this is guilty or innocent."

Lee Young-ji recalled when Seungkwan went on a solo trip to Busan in the past. She claimed, "He suddenly showed me a picture of beer on a video call and said, 'I called because I thought of you,'" and insisted, "Even if it's for a close younger sister, this is clearly guilty," flustering Seungkwan.

The exposure didn't end there. Lee Young-ji revealed, "He took 'Life Four Cuts' (photo booth photos) alone in Busan, printed two copies, and gave one to me," shocking everyone on set.

Seungkwan defended himself, saying, "My conscience is clear. I just gave it to her because the photo turned out well," but Lee Young-ji joked, "I’m telling you, sunbae liked me! It's an action that shakes a young girl's heart," causing bursts of laughter.

The cute argument continued over the matter of 'titles.' Seungkwan confessed that since he grew up in a house with two older sisters, he has a romanticized dream of being called 'Oppa.'

Lee Young-ji exposed, "Sunbae keeps gaslighting (?) me to call him 'Oppa.' Since I don't call him that, he even refers to himself as 'Oppa' when talking to me," turning Seungkwan into a "desperate Oppa-wannabe."

Despite the bickering, the deep trust and friendship built over six years shone through their conversation. Seungkwan actively helped promote Lee Young-ji's new song, while Young-ji praised Seungkwan's hosting skills, creating a heartwarming atmosphere.

Fans who saw the article reacted enthusiastically, saying, "Seungkwan calling from Busan is definitely guilty," "I wish they would do a fixed variety show together," and "Their bickering is just like real-life siblings."