'Running Man' receives a warning for airing Sulli's Chinese profanity on the show

SBS' 'Running Man' has received a warning from the Korea Communications Standards Commission (KOCSC). 

The problematic scene in question was f(x)'s Sulli's Chinese profanity scene that was aired. The KOCSC said, "From the subcommittee meeting we held on July 31, we decided to give them a warning advice."

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The clip in question comes from the episode with famous Soccer players Park Ji Sung and Patrice Evra. While watching the game from the bleachers above, Sulli can be heard quietly saying around the 63 minute mark, "cao ni ma", a phrase similar to"you m*therf*cker" in English.

"While discussing the Chinese language with the staff members, the topic turned to Chinese curse words," SM Entertainment explained. "We think that the words accidentally came out on broadcast without being edited out."

SBS had previously apologized for allowing the curse to air on the broadcast and promised to be more careful with their editing process.

Source: Star News via Nate