Broadcast Date: Jan. 7
Starring: Lucky J, Roy Kim, Jung Woo-sung, Park Si-hwan, JJCC, Chi Pu, Monsta X

(Naver V)

Hip hop trio Lucky J appeared on the V screen Thursday, casually interacting with fans and fielding questions.

When asked what her pastimes were, Korean-American vocalist Jessi said she “just stays home,” jokingly adding that nightlife was no longer fun as she “had already done everything she could.”

The group members also talked about their new single “No Love,” saying they were worried at first since they had not enough preparation time ahead of the release.

“We had our first performance today,” said Jessi, adding, “I was a little nervous, but I’m sure we’ll get much better.”

The 27-year-old singer and rapper also talked about her ideal man, saying looks didn’t matter. She said she prefers those who can make her laugh. The singer had previously picked actor Ha Jung-woo as her ideal type in reality show “Radio Star.”

“I had three boyfriends and dated each of them for a long time,” said Jessi, adding she gets intimidated while dating someone.

(Naver V)

Singer-songwriter Roy Kim kicked off his live broadcast Thursday afternoon, with a surprisingly short haircut.

“Don’t I look cute?” asked the singer, adding he asked his hairdresser to cut his hair like BigBang’s G-Dragon.

“This will probably the last V app broadcast before I leave for the states,” said the 22-year-old, who is heading back to the U.S. in a week to resume his education at Georgetown University. He is currently a sophomore majoring in business, but took a year off to star in audition program “Superstar K4,” in which he became the final winner.

The singer casually interacted with his fans live, saying he would be back soon.

“It’s only 4 months,” said the singer, telling fans not to worry too much about his hiatus.

(Naver V)

“Dont’ Forget Me” actor Jung Woo-sung had an interview on the V app, talking about his new romance film, in which he suffers from dementia and loses all memory of the past 10 years.

“If I could turn back the time, I would certainly go back to my early 20’s when I first made my debut,” said the 42-year-old. “I would work harder.” He added he had recently watched his debut film and felt embarrassed.

The star-studded film featuring Jung Woo-sung and Kim Ha-neul hit local theaters Thursday.

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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