Broadcast date: Nov. 21
Starring: Fly to the Sky, Twice, Kwon Jeong-yeol

Fly to the Sky

(Naver V app)

R&B duo Fly to the Sky took to Naver’s V app Tuesday to celebrate their 18th anniversary together with fans.

With a huge cake decorated in white ribbons, made by fans, Brian and Hwanhee sang “Happy Birthday” together.

(Naver V app)

“It’s our 18th birthday,” Brian said. “Some of our fans are less than 18 years old. I feel strange when I think about that.”

The two read comments from fans one by one.

“We just started the live broadcast, but more than 270 fans have already joined,” Brian said.

“Thanks for supporting us and celebrating the good day,” Hwanhee said.

During the broadcast, Brian and Hwanhee lit candles and blew them out together.
“I hope the team and Fly High, our fan club, last forever,” Hwanhee added.

(Naver V app)

Twice

(Naver V app)

Behind-the-scenes footage of Twice’s music video set was revealed via the V app Tuesday.

“Guess what we’re doing here,” Jeongyeon said.

Clad in white T-shirts and jean shorts, Jeongyeon was seen skateboarding down a street in Canada.

(Naver V app)

“It’s our first studio album,” Jihyo said. “There’s a part that goes, ‘I want to be most beautiful one on the small screen.’”

During the shoot, Jihyo held a camera and strolled down the street while taking a selfie.

“I was good at roller-skating when I was little,” Tzuyu said. “When I put these on, I was a bit nervous at first because I felt like I’d fall. I’ve gotten used to it after a few tries.” Tzuyu soon quickly got accustomed and was soon dancing on the roller skates.

Meanwhile, Sana took a turn working at an ice cream shop. “I tried everything (in the shop),” Sana said, with ice cream in hand.

(Naver V app)

Kwon Jeong-yeol

(Naver V app)

Kwon Jeong-yeol of 10cm took to the Naver V app’s “Honest Player” channel and read a letter to viewers Tuesday.

Kwon, clad in a striped knit pattern, sat with his guitar.

As a staff member gave him the folded chain letter, Kwon unfolded the paper and held it in his hands.

(Naver V app)

“This letter,” Kwon started reading, “started from ‘Honest,’ who wishes everyone in the world would get sweet feelings and it would be spread all around the world. The person who receives this letter will get a piece of luck named ‘Love.’”
Kwon then gave the letter back to the staff and waved.

Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fan’s 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 Park Ju-young (jupark@heraldcorp.com)

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