Broadcast date: Sept. 20
Starring: NCT Dream, Samuel, GFriend

NCT Dream

(Naver V app)

K-pop boy band NCT Dream took to Naver’s V app Thursday to talk about their boyhood.

The question given to the group members, who are all underage as of now, was if they wish to become adults at this time.

Chenle was the first one to answer, saying “I want to become (an adult) but don’t want to become an adult.” Other members nodded in agreement.

“But being underage, there are a lot of limitations and things that adults do make me feel envious, and I find myself wanting to grow up quickly,” said Renjun.

The boys then received a cup of black coffee in a bid to give them a taste of adulthood.

Jisung and Chenle, who were trying it for the first time, frowned at the bitter taste.

“I don’t want to become an adult,” said Jisung.

The boys wrapped up the discussion by making a toast with coke cans.

Samuel

(Naver V app)

Rookie K-pop singer Samuel always takes center stage with his musical talent and charismatic dance moves.
However, some recently released backstage footage of the star showed a very side to him.

The broadcast, which was released via Naver’s V app on Wednesday, opened with Samuel monitoring a pervious performance by watching a video.

He could be seen staring at the screen with a serious look on his face.
However, the following backstage footage of Samuel showed the playful side of his 16-year-old self.

Samuel could be seen taking a nap with a stuffed animal in his arms, playing games on his phone, and joking with other dancers.

Samuel was also seen interacting with fellow singer-performers backstage, including former contestants from Mnet’s K-pop competition “Produce 101.”

Samuel wrapped up the broadcast by telling the viewers to show lots of love to his debut album “Sixteen.”

GFriend

(Naver V app)

K-pop girl band GFriend aired a V broadcast Wednesday from Soribada Best K-pop Music Awards.

Yuju opened up the broadcast by making a surprise announcement, saying, “We won the main award!”

“We were the first ones to step on the red carpet, first band to win a prize, at this inaugural award ceremony,” said Ye-rin.

Sin-bi asked the viewers if they saw the band’s performance on the award stage. “We haven’t watched it yet,” said Eunha.

The band members wrapped up the broadcast by expressing their gratitude to the fans.

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 Kim Min-joo (mjk625@heraldcorp.com)

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