Broadcast Date: July 19
Starring: Beast, Lee Hi, Twice

Beast

(Naver V app)

K-pop boy band Beast posted a V app video Tuesday, broadcasting its whereabouts and stage rehearsals during the week of its new album release.
There were behind-the-scenes of the group’s stage rehearsals for several music channels such as MCountdown, KBS Music Bank, MBC Show Music Core, and SBS Inkigayo.
Rehearsal video for MCountdown was taken until late at 3 a.m., but despite their exhaustion, Beast members put their efforts into making a flawless video for their songs “Ribbon” and “Butterfly.”
During the break, the singers enjoyed the company of their team members with tricks and jokes, keeping the atmosphere joyful till the end.
After the first broadcast of MCountdown stage, a member Yang Yo-seob said, “I was quite nervous since the performance was being aired, but I also felt very grateful to all of our fans who came to cheer for us.”
For the next four days, the members rehearsed for other music shows nonstop.
“We are quite tired, but we will still work hard to show the best of us,” said Yoon Doo-joon, the leader of the group.


Lee Hi

(Naver V app)

Korean solo singer Lee Hi hosted her third episode of “Hi TV” through Naver’s V app on Tuesday.
For her third episode, she introduced promotional goods that will be sold at an upcoming event to promote her album “Seoulite.”
The items included a black T-shirt with the slogan “you are my star” on the front and a label with the album’s name written on it.
There was also an eco-bag, a red cap with a small skull design, and two scented candles.
“There is a skull on the cap because it says ‘you are my poison’ at the back, I wanted to become someone who you can get addicted to,” Lee explained.
The singer also sang a song called “Official,” of which the lyrics were written by Korean hip-hop artist Tablo.


Twice

(Naver V app)

K-pop girl group Twice broadcast on V app from a waiting room Tuesday, showing the members’ bubbly personalities.
“It has been so long since our last V show, so it feels a little awkward,” one member said.
However, the singers soon let out their frank and chatty characters while communicating with their fans through the app.
The members showed talked about many things in front of the camera, including their visit to the preview for movie, “Train to Busan,” and their newly polished nails. And they laughed a lot in response to fans’ comments.

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 Choi Hyung-won (h.c1110@heraldcorp.com)

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