Brian and BamBam Share Their Reactions to Alarming Conditions in the tripleS Dorm: "It Has an Awful Smell"

On the latest episode of MBC's shiny new cleaning spectacle, *Cleaning King Brian*, the K-pop girl group tripleS turned what could have been a tidy affair into a scene you might only witness on a particularly chaotic Monday morning. With a staggering 24 members, it’s no surprise that the dormitories—split between three locations, mind you—were in a state that could only be described as a post-apocalyptic zone of laundry and leftover takeout containers.

Brian and BamBam, the dynamic duo of cleanliness, were visibly dismayed as they stepped into this labyrinth of clutter, their expressions somewhere between abject horror and the type of laughter that bubbles up when you're not quite sure whether to cry or to laugh until you wheeze. You know that feeling? It’s like walking into a friend’s house and realizing that the biggest hazard is not a stray cat but rather a pile of laundry that could probably be categorized as a small mountain.

When the question of who might be the dorm's cleaning expert arose, Nakyeong boldly shot her hand up, sending Brian into a delightful spiral of disbelief. Remember, this is the same Nakyeong who had previously been dubbed one of the messiest members in a prior segment—perhaps the very epitome of “do as I say, not as I do.” With a frantic defense, she proclaimed, “I’m not super tidy, but I don’t like things being out of place,” a statement that should definitely come with an asterisk for clarification.

The members, caught between regret and giggles, sheepishly admitted that towels had claimed the sofa as their permanent residence for weeks. Yes, weeks! BamBam, ever the brave soul, took the plunge and touched one of the towels, only to recoil with a dramatic exclamation, revealing they were, in fact, damp. At that moment, laughter erupted, a perfect reminder that sometimes you just have to laugh at your own living disasters.

As if a comedic script was being carefully executed, Brian found chopsticks and an array of scattered photos underneath the drawers—things so unexpected they could make for an excellent scavenger hunt prize. But then it was BamBam’s turn to face the fridge of doom. Opening it was akin to unleashing the beast, as he was immediately assaulted by a smell so horrifying it could be classified as a horror movie plot twist. “It smells rotten,” he announced, only partially joking, prompting another raucous round of laughter that would echo in the halls long after the cameras stopped rolling.

In true melodramatic style, he even took a brave sniff of a cutlery holder, which resulted in a coughing fit that drew all eyes toward him—as if he were the main event in a comedy show and not just an innocent bystander caught in the crosshairs of culinary neglect.

And in that chaos, amidst the piles of forgotten laundry and wayward food particles, there lies a charming observance of everyday life, where even the most mundane cleaning tasks can unveil layers of humor, camaraderie, and perhaps a lesson or two on the fine art of tidiness—or lack thereof.