[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] MBC’s “Omniscient Interferer” showcases Park Jin-young’s role as a health advocate.

Episode 409 of the MBC variety show “Omniscient Interferer,” airing on the 1st, reveals JYP’s organic cafeteria, which reportedly costs 2 billion won annually just to maintain and spends 220 million won a year on organic kimchi alone. Park Jin-young explained that he was heartbroken when he saw trainees getting by on convenience store food in the past, revealing, “I created this with the mindset that my own children are eating it,” as the reason behind launching the organic cafeteria.
He added that at the new headquarters, set to open soon, the kitchen will be expanded to three times its current size and equipped with a lunchbox production system, ensuring that company members can enjoy “healthy JYP meals” wherever they are.
Reports indicate that Park Jin-young’s sincerity is also evident in how he looks after his employees’ health. When a team member under his supervision experienced health issues, he sent a lengthy message on health management based on his self-studied knowledge of human anatomy and nutrition. This reveals Park Jin-young’s thoughtful nature, as he treats each and every employee like family.
For his recently released new song “WET,” Park Jin-young achieved a body fat percentage of 9.2%, reaching his best physical condition ever and boasting a perfect physique that makes it hard to believe he is 54 years old. In particular, the broadcast revealed footage from the music video shoot for the new song, where he reportedly surprised everyone with a bold outfit featuring a fluorescent vest and a striking back view. It’s not just the head of JYP or the co-chair of the Presidential Committee on Popular Culture Exchange—it’s “singer Park Jin-young” in the heat of his main profession, and this is set to provide a unique and entertaining experience.
“Omniscient Interfering View” is a variety show that captures the real daily lives of stars, revealed through candid reports from their managers. It airs every Saturday at 11:10 p.m.