Broadcast date: July 6-7
Starring: Tomorrow X Together, AB6IX, Super Junior

(Naver's V Live)

Soobin and Yeonjun of TXT invited fans to have dinner together.

They ordered jokbal -- braised pig’s trotters -- in two flavors, plain and spicy, as well as some rice balls and spicy makguksu (buckwheat noodles).

Showing their menu up close to the camera, Yeonjun said that it was actually recommended by a viewer in his previous solo-eating episode.

“I’m famished,” said Soobin with a happy smile confiding that he woke up late and it was his first meal of the day.

The pair apologized for not talking more -- “we really are not saying much” -- adding that all five of the bandmates tend to go quiet while eating.

They asked viewers to wait for the next episode of the band’s original show that would be uploaded soon. It was filmed before they released their second EP and they had a lot of fun although it was more of a slapstick comedy, said Yeonjun stopping himself from telling more.

Watch the full video at https://www.vlive.tv/video/201397.

Tomorrow X Together has a blast jumping, running

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As Soobin and Yeonjun hinted in their livestream broadcast, the bandmates of TXT had a ball at an indoor sports-themed park.

On a huge trampoline, the quintet was all excited and Yeonjun, Hueningkai and Taehyun could not resist jumping up and down.

They were to pass a “bomb” that held three penalties to five different colors, unbeknownst to them, assigned to each member. As a warm-up, they first played a video game that recognized their movements on a small trampoline to collect the most coins. To the surprise of many, Soobin turned out to be the winner with Yeonjun right behind him.

After the leader put the “bomb” on green, they began the first round. They were given 30 minutes to find hints for colors and earn a ticket to move the “bomb.” While the rest of the members picked up cards and figured out which color belongs to whom, Beomgyu was challenging himself to get the card stuck just out of his reach.

Watch the full clip at https://www.vlive.tv/video/200153.

AB6IX returns as foursome

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The bandmates of AB6IX returned to “Idol Radio” as a quartet about four months after their last appearance, with their second EP “viVID.”

Park Woojin, in particular, “was exhilarated to be back onstage as I have been off stage for six months due to a leg injury.”

Out of the five tracks, besides the title track “The Answer,” from the new EP, Lee Daehwi picked “Red Up” as his favorite.

“Although we are under a so-called hip-hop label, we haven’t done the genre properly before,” said the leader sheepishly who participated in writing the lyrics and melody of the hip-hop track.

As for the new focus track produced by Zico, Kim Donghyun said: “Our songs are sophisticated and full of ambience but the new title song is upbeat and fresh. It’s perfect for summer.”

Park Woojin taught DJ Young K of DAY6 some of the moves from the choreography. Lee Daehwi crooned out Michael Buble’s “Home” and Jeon Woong heated up the studio belting out Park Sang-chul’s trot song “Mujogeon.”

Watch the full video at https://www.vlive.tv/video/200993.

Super Junior plays Twister for better room

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The veteran idols of Super Junior twisted and turned on the floor playing Twister to decide which pair would get which room for their trip.

Eunhyuk, as the emcee, pulled away a carpet to reveal the mat and brought up one player from each team -- Yesung, Siwon and Donghae -- for the first round.

They started easy but Siwon started to go aggressive over Donghae. But Siwon was the first to drop out when the latter’s partner Leeteuk pointed out that Siwon’s bottom was touching the mat.

Yesung pressed Eunhyuk to speed up the game -- “Stop blabbering already!” -- but managed to fling a leg over Donghae to find his position and the rest of the bandmates commented how he looked like a b-boy. Kyuhyun tried to copy Yesung and with Shindong leading the way, they came down from the sofa and took selfies with Yesung and Donghae, now speechless and trembling.

Watch the full clip at https://www.vlive.tv/video/200015.

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By The Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)

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