In season 2 of 'Black and White Chef,' Baek Jong-won appeared with the subtitle 'Judge Baek Jong-won,' while in season 1, he was described as 'Korea's top restaurant manager,' leading the program. Although it's the same program, Baek Jong-won's introduction phrase changes depending on the season , leading to various interpretations. Previously, despite various controversies, Baek Jong-won's appearance on 'Black & White Chef 2 ' itself sparked considerable interest and discussion. Apparently, the phrase ' Republic of Korea Instead of the description of 'the best restaurant executive,' Season 2 ,,,introduced more role-focused subtitles called 'Judge Baek Jong-won,' leading some viewers to cautiously comment that "the expression seems more cautious" and "it seems like the tone was toned down after the controversy." However, the production team has not officially stated the reason for the subtitle changes, and since Season 2 emphasizes a more serious judging structure, some interpret it as the wording was organized to fit the role. Nevertheless, With the background surrounding his appearance, subtitle changes naturally attract attention. Baek Jong-won appeared as a key judge in Season 2, evaluating contestants' dishes, and 'Black & White Chef 2' has continued to attract attention since its release. Nowadays, no matter what anyone says, you have to bow your head for now!!
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