Broadcast Date: Nov. 22
Starring: BTS, GOT7, Teen Top’s L.Joe, Seventeen’s Woozi, Huh Gak, Gumy, Joo Won

iKON was set to go live on Sunday, but decided to hold off the broadcast, as a mark of condolence for former President Kim Young-sam who passed away earlier Sunday.

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BTS members, V and J-hope, went live introducing their teaser photos. The two went over the photos on their iPad and talked about their looks.

“Sugar has recently dyed his hair green. Looks great on him,” said V. “But you probably need to see him in photos only, he’s very photogenic,” V joked.

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GOT7 also had a live broadcast to count down to the release of their new album at midnight.

“Our title track is a Christmas carol-like tune,” said the members, while showing off their new album in two colors -- orange and brown.

“There are also some selfies we have not unveiled yet,” said BamBam, building up anticipation toward the album’s release.
The members seemed excited to present their new songs to fans, stamping their feet as they began counting down.

With cheers and laughter, the septet filled the V screen with a festive mood. They celebrated their return, blowing candles on a cake.

The group has dropped three new tracks -- “Confession Songs,” “Everyday” and “Farewell” -- in the repackaged edition of an EP released earlier this year.

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Teen Top’s L.Joe also jumped onto the screen from Hangang River with his cute little puppies. They all were scampering up and down, making it hard for the singer to control them.

“Usually, they are not naughty like this,” said L.Joe, amusing fans.

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There was also a special live broadcast to celebrate Seventeen member Woozi’s birthday. The singer extended special thanks to fans in a cute cone hat. Happy Birthday, Woozi.

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Veteran singer Gumy also went live right after she took off her mask on the show “King of Mask Singer.”

“I’ve been singing for 13 straight years but I’ve been struggling lately,” said Gumy, adding the show helped her out of all the struggles and concerns she had recently.

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 www.vlive.tv.

By Ko Ji-seon (jiseonko@heraldcorp.com)

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