Broadcast Date: Feb. 16
Starring: AOA Cream, B1A4 Sandeul, Barberettes, Yoo Ah-in, Eric Nam, Brave brothers and more

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Yuna of AOA Cream went live on V app Tuesday, starting off with the “Yuna Song.” Even though she was scheduled to broadcast alone, other members of the unit girl group popped up as well.

Yuna tried to make the viewers guess who the guests were by turning off the screen and taking turns talking into the microphone.

Then, she showed only their feet, later revealing Hyejung and Chanmi’s faces as their fans easily guessed who the hidden guests were.

During the show, the three repeatedly praised their new hairstyles. Yuna dyed her hair bright blonde and braided a thin strand of hair. Hyejung had her two-toned hair tied up into a bun, while Chanmi donned a pigtail hairdo.

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The three suddenly started a surprise counseling session for fans. As the lyrics of their newly released song refers to how girls get jealous when their boyfriends hang out with other girls, AOA Cream members chose related topics.

One of the problems that they discussed was of a fan who upset his girlfriend by going on a trip with other male and female friends. The fan said he couldn’t understand why his girlfriend got mad over the issue.

Chanmi replied “That‘s unacceptable. A one day trip may be okay but spending a night together? No!”

The members shared their own opinion on the matter to give proper advice.

“Make sure you apologize to your girlfriend and do everything you can to make her feel better,” Hyejung said.

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The retro female trio The Barberettes appeared on V for the first time on Tuesday.

The three members sat on their chairs and began singing a relay of various songs in their mini studio.

They introduced themselves while singing a recreated version of the well-known “Banana song” from the movie “Despicable Me.”

After singing their own track titled “Little Gals,” they mentioned their nationwide tour kicking off on Feb.19 making sure fans purchase the tickets to attend the concert.

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Korean-American singer Eric Nam too popped up for a short while on the stage.

Eric Nam was invited to perform at an orientation ceremony for freshmen from Sungshin Women’s University. After finishing the songs, Nam yelled into the camera “I feel so happy today! It’s my first time being somewhere like this.”

Before turning off the app, he switched the camera to face the screaming students. Nam ran from one side of the stage to the other to make sure he caught everyone on camera.

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 Kim Ji-young (christinekim@heraldcorp.com)

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