Broadcast date: May 17
Starring: BTS, Kim Chung-ha and Hwang Chi-yeul

BTS

(Naver V app)

BTS aired an entertainment program titled “BTS Gayo” on the V app Wednesday.

During the show, the group promoted its song “Spine Breaker,” which was released in 2014.

BTS also received a mission from Naver’s V Live team: if the song is listed on a top 50 chart within a week, the staff will grant members their wishes.

(Naver V app)

“This is so possible. You can’t disregard our fans!” J-hope said.

Jin said, “Remember when we received the grand prize at a music awards ceremony last year? We sang our fan song ‘Two! Three!’ and I believe that song secured the top 10 on music charts.”

(Naver V app)

During the program, BTS tried to create a video for the song, assigning roles for its production. Rap Monster became the general manager, while Jungkook was picked as the cinematographer.

Jin was recommended to be the stylist by J-hope and Rap Monster. They said that he is a true fashionista.

Kim Chung-ha

Kim Chung-ha showed her strong friendship with Jeon So-mi via Naver’s V app Wednesday.

(Naver V app)

“Jeon So-mi and I customized rings together. She has a ring with the word ‘best’ written on it and mine says ‘friend,’” Kim said. “We hung out today as well.

Kim and Jeon debuted as members of the now-disbanded project girl group I.O.I in 2016.

(Naver V app)

Kim also talked about how some people had mistakenly thought she had an Instagram account.

“The account that you guys know is not mine,” the singer said. “Even other former I.O.I members thought that was mine and followed the account.”

Kim added, “When I open an account later, I will let you know through the fan club cafe as soon as possible!”

Hwan Chi-yeul

Hwang Chi-yeul took to the V app Wednesday to show viewers a shooting site for a clothing commercial.

(Naver V app)

The singer broadcast the third part of “555 Special V Live,” which he began broadcasting on May 5.

“I decided to show you what kind of commercial I’m shooting today,” Hwang said. “I look good with makeup on. My makeup artist is well-skilled.”

He introduced staff members one by one and showed viewers around the makeup room.

As one of the viewers complained that there is intense competition to purchase a ticket for his upcoming concert, he comforted her.
“Tickets are on sale for two days, just for a fan like you,” he said.

After the 15-minute broadcast, he went back to the studio to finish shooting for the commercial.

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 http://www.vlive.tv.

By Jie Ye-eun (yeeunjie@heraldcorp.com)

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