Broadcast Date: May 2
Starring: Sojin of Girls’ Day, Twice, Kim Dong-wan, April and more

Sojin of Girls' Day

Sojin (Naver V app)

K-pop quartet girl group Girls’ Day leader Sojin hosted a live broadcast on Naver V app at 7:30 p.m. on Monday.

Under the title, “Ssoji is back. Ep.1 ‘Law of the Jungle’,” she began by greeting fans along with the cast of the MBC’s reality-documentary of the same name she is starring in.

The list of members included singer Kangnam, Oh Ha-young of Apink, actresses Choi Yoon-young, Choi Song-hyun and female comedian Kim Ji-min.

They dined at a Japanese restaurant to mark the first broadcast of their program Friday, and the atmosphere seemed very harmonious.

They headed to remote areas on March 20 to experience primitive lifestyle for two weeks, according to local media outlets.

Later, she chatted with each member. She first approached to Kim to express her thanks. “While I was there, she made me laugh all the time. It meant a lot to me, thanks!” she said.

Sojin and Choi Yoon-young (Naver V app)

The 30-year-old singer then had a talk with Choi Yoon-young and complimented her no make-up beauty. She said that her face was the same with and without makeup.

“It was really tough, and I was totally exhausted. So please watch our program’s Papua New Guinea episodes. It kicks off Friday!” said Kangnam.

Sojin and Oh Ha-young (Naver V app)

In the end, Oh partly unveiled their stories, saying that she and Sojin danced to the songs “NoNoNo” and “Expect.”


Twice

Twice (Naver V app)

JYP Entertainment’s newest girl group Twice revealed their behind-the-scenes video clip via V app. Donning mint color uniforms, they did not look nervous at all even before the showcase.

In the middle of the clip, they showed their unified choreography with some parts of their music video.

Actress Gong Seung-yeon visited to cheer her younger sister Jeongyeon. Gong talked about her sister’s short-cut hairstyle, saying, “She looks like my brother.”

The end of the video featured their dance moves of their lead track “Cheer Up” released on April 25.

(Naver V app)

“Today we held the showcase for our second mini album. Thanks for coming, and please look forward to our activities,” they said to fans.

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 Soo-hyang (shkim@heraldcorp.com)

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