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[V Report] Twice drops teaser for ‘What is Love?’
Broadcast date: April 1
Starring: Twice, IU, Ji Hyun-woo, Oh Man-seok, Kim Hak-cheol
Twice
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“What is Love?” is the lead track of the group’s fifth EP with the same title which is scheduled to be released on April 9.
The short teaser video started with the cuckoo clock beating the alarm. The bandmates in the room then turn to look angrily at a remote control.
Twice is scheduled to stage a series of concerts titled “Twiceland Zone 2: Fantasy Park” at Jamsil Arena in eastern Seoul from May 18-20. It will continue its tour concerts in Japan from May 26-27 at Saitama Super Arena and from June 2-3 at Osaka-Jo Hall. The group will perform abroad later this year, including in Singapore.
Since its debut in 2015 with “Ooh-Ahh,” Twice has risen to become the country’s most popular girl group with hits like “Cheer Up,” “TT,” “Knock Knock,” “Likey” and “Heartshaker.”
IU
IU celebrated April Fools’ Day by unveiling a new track via Naver’s V app Sunday.
“Do you remember that I posted the song ‘You’ in celebration of April Fools’ Day?” she said opening up the video. “I said that it is my new song but no one believed it!”
“But I prepared a new song to unveil again,” she said. “Please do not upload this elsewhere,” she added.
However, just as the video was supposed to begin the loading mark appeared making it look like the video was lagging.
After a few seconds, she said in an unaffected attitude, “How was it? This song may be in my next album. I will decide according to your reaction to the song.”
Ji Hyun-woo, Oh Man-seok, Kim Hak-cheol
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During the broadcast which was held on April Fools’ Day, the actors talked about the lies they made.
“In the past, I lied to my wife that I am going to appear on ‘Hometown Legends,’” Kim said referring to the classic KBS drama series. “Back then, I made such a lie because ‘Hometown Legends’ was popular. But I later appeared on the show so the lie became true.”
“I had to buy a workbook which cost about 4,000 won ($3.8),” Ji said. “But I really wanted to have an ice cream so (I asked for more). I wouldn’t get caught if I asked for an amount like 4,500 won but I asked for an unreasonable amount of 4,100 won.”
“When my father checked with the institute and knew that it was a lie, he said I should tell him if I want to have something (rather than tell a lie),” he said.
“Every time I open my mouth, I lie. I love you everyone,” Oh joked.
“True Fiction” is scheduled to hit theaters here on April 25.
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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