tvN's variety show 'You Quiz on the Block' episode 367 meets genuine experts from various fields under the theme 'The Real Recognizes the Real.' This episode features dancer J Black, who created the intro choreography for A2O LITE's 'NEON'; Chef Jung Ji-sun, who has 24 years of experience in Chinese cuisine; and Ivy, the first Korean actress to perform on Broadway through the musical 'Chicago.'

■ J Black personally demonstrates the 'NEON' and 'Hae-gyeolsa' choreography... "When 'SWUPA' became a success, my work decreased"

J Black reveals the process of creating the choreography for A2O LITE's 'NEON' and the story behind the 'A-ching kick' choreography personally guided by producer Lee Soo-man. On this day, he will personally perform the original creator's version of the 'NEON' choreography as well as the choreography for Shinhwa's 'Hae-gyeolsa.' Regarding changes in the dance scene, he candidly said, "When 'Street Woman Fighter' became a mainstream success, my work decreased." Nevertheless, he showed his love for dance, saying, "I never thought about quitting dancing completely."

■ Chef Jung Ji-sen, from discrimination against female chefs to going undercover in Chengdu... "It left me with trauma"

Chef Jung Ji-sun opens up about the difficulties of reaching the top of the Chinese cuisine industry and the prejudice and discrimination she experienced as a female chef. She shares her experience of going undercover as the youngest kitchen worker at a Chinese restaurant in Chengdu, China, on tvN's 'Undercover Chef,' along with episodes from the spin-off 'Undercover Chef: A Friend from Afar.' She also recounted difficult moments, such as hiding her pregnancy for four months while working and an accident that required 30 stitches on her finger, confessing, "It left me with trauma." She also explains why she maintains her signature intense eyeliner.

■ Ivy, first Korean actress on Broadway with 'Chicago'... "It felt like my dream came looking for me and knocked on my door"

Ivy explains the process of entering Broadway through the musical 'Chicago.' After completing about 600 performances in Korea, she received a Broadway offer in 2022, and she detailed how she underwent 50 days of intensive training at her own expense to overcome the language barrier, as well as submitting audition videos and dealing with visa issues. Recalling that time, she said, "If I had studied like that back then, maybe I would have gotten into a SKY university." She added, "It felt like my dream came looking for me and knocked on my door," offering a message of comfort to those who have given up on their dreams.

This episode will feature Ivy's Broadway version of the 'Chicago' stage, J Black's various performances, and Chef Jung Ji-sun's special stories.