Broadcast date: March 21
Starring: Stray Kids, GOT7, Sunwoo Jung-a

Stray Kids

(Naver V app)

JYP Entertainment’s new boy band, Stray Kids, revealed the fifth, sixth and seventh lyric teasers for the group’s upcoming debut album via Naver’s V app Wednesday.

Each teaser, about 10 to 20 seconds long, shows a portion of the lyrics of one of the songs that will be on the group’s album, with an instrumental version of the song streaming in the background.

The latest lyrics revealed were for “Rock,” “You’re Doing Good” and “3rd Eye.” The previous four teasers came a day prior.

Stray Kids released a “predebut” album titled “Mixtape” in January. All the songs on the album were written by the individual members of Stray Kids.

The group will make its long-awaited debut on Monday with its first mini album, “I am NOT,” to be released online at 6 p.m.

GOT7

Jackson of GOT7 (Naver V app)

GOT7 took viewers behind the scenes of its first “M Countdown” performance for its new EP, “Eyes on You,” in the latest episode of “GOT7: On the Scene” on Naver’s V app.

The video showed GOT7 prerecording a performance for “Thank You.”

After the recording, JB said, “The prerecording today was very tough. We started filming before fans came in. It was really (getting) tough when our fans were coming in, but hearing our fans cheering for us, I wanted to work harder. So I did.”

Back in the waiting room, Jackson said, “I am very grateful when I hear fans cheering my name.” He then sang a few lines from the song, “Thank You.”

Meanwhile, Jinyoung and Youngjae went to a convenience store to grab some snacks.

Clips of the band hanging out backstage and briefly greeting fans were also included in the video.

Sunwoo Jung-a

Sunwoo Jung-a (Naver V app)

Sunwoo Jung-a released a second music video for her single “Fine,” Wednesday via Naver’s V app.

Sunwoo is joined in the duet video by Lim Heon-il of the band iamnot. She sings the melancholy tune while strumming an acoustic guitar in a darkened room.

The original version of the music video was released Tuesday, on the same day of the latest single.

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 The Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)

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