Broadcast date: Jan. 8
Starring: Suzy, Ravi, GFriend

Bae Suzy

(Naver V app)

MissA’s Suzy will put out her first solo EP, titled “Yes? No?” in January, JYP Entertainment said Sunday.

“Yes? No?” will have a preliminary release of some of the songs on Jan. 17, and full release at midnight on Jan. 23.

The agency announced a standalone website and a V app channel under Suzy’s name through Twitter. The 22-year-old is expected to promote her works there and communicate directly with fans.

Three short clips of Suzy have been up on V app since Sunday, showing Suzy rolling in white sheets placed next to a window fitted with Chinese-style frames. Each clip finishes with bold Chinese letters written on a red backdrop spelling out Suzy’s name and the upcoming song title, along with the dates of the release.

The singer-actress’ return to music comes after a long hiatus. Suzy has recently focused more on acting, with her latest role work being the female lead opposite actor Kim Woo-bin in SBS drama, “Uncontrollably Fond.”

Ravi

(Naver V app)

VIXX’s Ravi updated the group’s V app channel Sunday with the music video of his solo song “Bomb.”

Rapper San E, who hosted the second season of “Unpretty Rapstar,” collaborated in the song as a featuring artist.

San E posted on his Twitter on the same day, “I was on my passionate little brother Ravi’s album.”

“Bomb” is the lead song in Ravi’s first solo album, “R.EAL1ZE,” which was released Monday.

Ravi has invited a slew of celebrated senior singers to join him on his first album. CNBlue’s Jun Yong-hwa sang in the song, “Home Alone.”

GFriend

(Naver V app)

V app’s “V Pick” named GFriend’s “mannequin challenge” video as one of the clips that garnered the most hearts in the past week.

The clip showed the GFriend members frozen in their poses in a hotel room.

The sextet was staying at a hotel in Taiwan for a weekend showcase and fan event. They took part in Taiwan’s 2016 Superstar Red & White Entertainment Awards.

For the rest of the V show, the girls tried out the few Chinese phrases they picked up during their short stay in the country.

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 Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heraldcorp.com)

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