EXO discuss how it'd be if they were a co-ed group, talk about ideal types, and more

On the September 26 installment of 'EXO 90:2014,' the special guests were DJ DOC's Kim Chang Ryul, Clon's Goo Joon Yup, and Koyote's Kim Jong Min.

MC Jun Hyun Moo noted that Koyote was a co-ed group and asked EXO about the advantage of being in a group in which they were all men. They said, "We are like friends and a family."

Jun Hyun Moo then asked, "How do you think it would be if half of the EXO members were women?" Kai replied, "I think it'd be okay if EXO-K were men and EXO-M were women, but I think it'd be uncomfortable if the eleven of us were promoting together and were mixed with men and women. During concerts or the like, we just take off our clothes freely, so there's no need for a separate changing room."

Kim Jong Min admitted, "I wanted to try being in a boy group." He revealed, though, that the female member of Koyote, Shinji, tried her best to accommodate. He said, "From changing clothes to food, Shinji worked very hard to match."

Kim Chang Ryul asked, "Shinji doesn't have a lot of feminine traits?" making everyone laugh. Kim Jong Min agreed with, "Because Shinji is strong."

During a portion of the show in which they had to guess the lyrics to DJ DOC's "Summer Story" with the hint, "A universal ideal type for men," Sehun said on the show, "I like women who are lofty," while Kai said, "I like cute women like Shin Min Ah in 'My Girlfriend is a Nine-Tailed Fox'.'"

The answer to the question was, "Straight black hair that comes down to the waist." Baekhyun concurred with, "Long, straight hair is the ideal for all men."

Lastly, Chanyeol said, "When you listen to Koyote's songs, it brings on nostalgia and everyone can sing along together. [Koyote] also has a lot of hit songs." MC Jun Hyun Moo agreed they had a lot of hit songs, but he could not recognize them by their name alone.

Kim Jong Min pointed out that their hit songs all had titles with two characters, explaining that one track off their first album was two characters and did really well, so they kept using that format from thereon. Sounds similar? IU had previously pointed out that her hit tracks were all three characters long.

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