Broadcast date: April 23
Starring: NCT, Cosmic Girls, Crush, BTOB, and more

SM Entertainment’s newest boy band NCT, short for Neo Culture Technology, hosted the third episode of “NCT Life in Bangkok” on Naver V app on Saturday.

In the beginning, the broadcast featured their photo shoot for a magazine, and five members posed in front of the camera.

NCT (Naver V app)

Then, they talked about some characteristics of the traffic system that was different from Korea. They talked about the difference between various colors of taxis -- yellow, green, pink and more. Doyoung said that taxis with the former two colors are privately owned, while the other colors are run by companies.

(Naver V app)

Later, they arrived a Thai broadcaster to guest star on a radio show, Virgin Hitz 95.9, the most popular radio program in Thailand. They looked slightly puzzled and surprised as many crowds of local fans greeted them.

As the live broadcast of the show ended, other members of the group arrived at an airport, and headed to Thailand member Ten’s school, Shrewsbury International School, which they really wanted to visit.

The members looked excited as they saw green grass of the campus, and started to look around the school.

Firstly, Ten led them to Memory Hall, and they spent time playing the piano, dancing, and singing.

(Naver V app)

Lastly, they went to a library in the campus, and each of them picked and read some interesting books. However, Taeyong said that he just used to use books to cover his eyes when he wanted a nap.

Cosmic Girls (Naver V app)

Six members of K-pop rookie girl group Cosmic Girls also began a live show to display their cooking skills. Three of them started cooking, while others supported them and spoke to the viewers.

They made three main dishes, including cold pasta, chicken steak with mashed potato and cream risotto.

“Pasta goes well with the greasy food,” said Yeoreum who made the pasta.

In the end, three members who did not cook picked their favorite, and Yeoreum’s cold pasta garnered the most votes.

The 12-member girl group debuted in February with their first album “Would You Like?” and is currently carrying out activities for its lead track “MoMoMo” by appearing in several TV music programs, such as SBS’ “Inkigayo” and MBC’s “Show! Music Core.”

Crush (Naver V app)

Korean hip-hop soloist Crush hosted a live show on V app during his makeup session before a video shoot.

The 23-year-old singer said that his face had become puffy, since he had slept until a few minutes ago. He just filmed his face, and did not talk a lot with the viewers.

His management agency Amoeba Culture has recently announced that he will release a new EP, titled “Interlude” on May 4.

Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit www.vlive.tv.

By Kim Soo-hyang (shkim@heraldcorp.com)

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