Broadcast date: July 22
Starring: Daisy, Baek A-yeon, Ha Jung-woo, Oh Dal-soo

Daisy

A YouTuber named Daisy released on Friday on Naver’s V app a clip of herself applying makeup and doing her hair to resemble Jessica, a former member of K-pop group Girls’ Generation.

(Daisy before make-up)

She used makeup to contour her nose to make it look sharper and longer like Jessica’s and drew her eyebrows in a similar way to the hallyu star.

Daisy recommended some affordable cosmetic brands to viewers too. She spoke in both Korean and English to cater to international and Korean viewers.

(Daisy after makeup -- looking like Jessica)

While curling her hair, she turned on Jessica’s song “Fly.”

She lip-synched and danced to the song after she was done with her makeup and hair.


Baek A-yeon

Baek A-yeon, a Korean singer-songwriter, went on the V app after a recent concert.

When asked by a viewer on the V app what she did to deal with nerves before her first concert, she said, “Talking a lot with the hosts and fans made me less nervous.”


Ha Jung-woo and Oh Dal-soo

Actors Ha Jung-woo and Oh Dal-soo went on Naver’s V app to promote their upcoming movie “Tunnel” in which they play the lead roles.

The movie will be released on Aug.10.

Actress Bae Doona, who also stars in the movie, could not appear on the V app as she was in Amsterdam for the filming of another movie.

Ha encouraged viewers to watch “Tunnel,” saying, “You know that in Korea, if a film is rated 12. It means everyone can watch it.”

The movie centers on a man named Lee Jeong-soo who gets trapped in a tunnel on his way home. He calls for help and is told what to do until the rescue team arrives. The movie deals with the psychological challenges that Lee, his wife and others go through while Lee is trapped.

The director of the movie, Kim Sung-hoon, joined Ha and Oh about halfway through the clip. They answered some questions posed by viewers on the V app.

They also showed some props from the movie, including a can of grain powder, which was used to create the appearance of dirt.

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 https://www.vlive.tv

By Lee Ji-hae (jihlee@heraldcorp.com)

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