Summary of "[기리고] 전소영 배우가 촬영하면서 귀신 들렸던 썰 (w. 전소영, 설화)"

Overview

“[기리고] 전소영 배우가 촬영하면서 귀신 들렸던 썰 (w. 전소영, 설화)” is a behind-the-scenes/variety-style talk built around Gili-goi (길이고이/그리고이). It mixes fan banter, acting/production anecdotes, and increasingly creepy “actually happened” ghost stories from actress Jeon So-young (전소영).

Main Flow (What the Video Is About)

The host and guests start with a light, chaotic warm-up (laughter, greetings), then shift into celebrity talk about the show/series’ success.
They move into Jeon So-young’s lead-role journey, including what filming was like—especially the research, discipline, and the supernatural-feeling atmosphere built for her character.
A significant portion becomes deep explanation + reactions about shamanism, spirits, curses, and how modern storytelling treats ghost beliefs.
The climax features high-intensity, personal horror stories—dreams, “checked/possessed”-adjacent moments during shooting, and real-life incidents at filming sites that frightened everyone.

Highlights & Notable Moments

App wish joke (cold open)

Someone jokes about an app where you input personal info and make a wish.
They quickly turn it into the “origin” of the story bit, mirroring the drama’s premise.

Spoiler-heavy recap of the drama’s core concept

They recap a mechanism where a “wish cancels training” leads to a 24-hour timer curse.
It causes frightening, possession-like behavior and relationship fallout.
The humor leans dark—especially the “childish wish” angle and the boyfriend’s ominous setup.

Lead-character prep details

Jeon So-young explains how a senior helped her lock in a routine that feels ritual-like even beyond filming:
- timing wake/school/exercise
- maintaining the character’s mindset in daily life
She also describes a weight gain struggle:
- she gained around 10kg
- the food list includes jjimdak and tteok
- doing it quickly was especially difficult

Shamanism lore explained like a “real world” system

Ghosts are discussed as conceptually changing across eras, not merely “old ghosts.”
They talk about soul possession, spirit hierarchies/roles, and interpretations of omens:
- including dream imagery with white vs black animals
- ancestors guiding fate
The conversation feels like a blend of education, superstition, and dramatic myth-making.

Creepiest personal story: dream + near-physical reactions

Jeon So-young recounts a day when she felt physically unwell/overwhelmed during filming, paired with intense dreams:
- images resembling a grim reaper-like presence
- a nightmare sequence involving black-clothed figures and terrifying eyes
She says the director noticed her eyes looked “weird,” and afterward she felt like she might collapse.
The delivery builds like horror:
- audience reactions spike repeatedly (“goosebumps,” “oh my goodness,” “so scary,” etc.).

On-set “something watching” incident

Another behind-the-scenes scare:
- filming in an abandoned school building
- someone claims to have seen a woman watching from a side area
- when checked, staff say that area isn’t used—making it feel like a real presence.

“Eyes that can see spirits” casting praise

They praise an actor’s ability to see spirits.
The actor insists he truly saw something, and the hosts frame this as why the casting felt “insane” and believable.

Folk remedy segment (light, practical comedic advice)

They share “how-to” style advice:
- salt/purification rituals
- foot direction when entering after funeral-home visits
It’s played as practical instruction with jokes, including wordplay around meanings and even “defamation” wording.

Jokes / Humor That Stand Out

The video keeps toggling between horror seriousness and playful quips:
- laughing at “cute” lines and the weird modern app premise
- weight gain tips turned into comedy (eating like it’s salad, etc.)
- breaking tension with comments like “is it sponsored?” and “don’t edit”
Even the supernatural talk gets softened with practical “ritual/lifestyle superstition” framing—so it feels like horror meets everyday ghost-advice.

Key Reactions

The guests’ reactions drive much of the entertainment:
- repeated goosebumps
- amazement that the horror feels realistic
- disbelief that the story could be so intense
The hosts emphasize Jeon So-young as both:
- highly expressive
- and an especially convincing storyteller—saying her narration makes everything feel real.

Appearing Personalities (from the subtitles)

Jeon So-young (전소영)
Seol-hwa / 설화 (host/guest in the show format)

Mentioned / related cast & figures (subtitle variants)

Jeong Seowon / Jeje / Jeji (based on subtitle variants)
Go Hoon (고훈)
Han Ji-min (한지민)
Han Yu
Lee Byeong-won
Kim Go-hoon
Karina (카리나)
Additional actors referenced as seniors/colleagues (names appear with subtitle errors/variations).