What happened in the rematch?

Kim Yong-bin defeated rival Seung-tae Shin in a rematch on TV Chosun's show, according to Newsis. The episode aired October 16 as part of a "Century's Great Singer" special featuring classic Korean songs.

Kim first beat Nam Seung-min by singing Lee Mi-ja's "Woman's Life," scoring 100. He then faced Shin, who sang Na Hoon-a's "Mangmo" and scored 97.

Who are the singers?

Kim Yong-bin and Seung-tae Shin once competed in the same audition, where Shin placed 4th and Kim placed 5th, a gap of just one point.

How did the scoring work out?

| Singer | Song | Score | |---|---|---| | Kim Yong-bin | Lee Mi-ja's "Woman's Life" | 100 | | Seung-tae Shin | Na Hoon-a's "Mangmo" | 97 | | Cheon Rok-dam | Cho Yong-pil's "Bi-ryeon" | 100 |

Kim ended with 6 golden stars after a roulette spin landed on "bust." Cheon later took the lead with 8 golden stars.

For international fans

The show airs Fridays at 10 p.m. on TV Chosun. Its format pairs singers in head-to-head rounds where the audience and judges score performances, with roulette spins affecting the star count.