Broadcast date: Aug 24
Starring: Twice’s Tzuyu, April and Spica


Twice’s Tzuyu

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Taiwanese member of girl group Twice, Tzuyu, appeared on a V App live broadcast on Wednesday and revealed that she is still “struggling” to learn Korean.

In the broadcast called “Tzuyu Interview,” the idol confessed that she still find it difficult to understand Korean while having a conversation with team members.

“The Korean language is very difficult,” she explained. “It still sounds unfamiliar to me.”

She also told fans during the interview how people advised her to get tough on language learning.

“They said to watch Korean dramas and movies to become fluent in Korean, so I’m doing as best as I can to make some time for them.”

Besides the language barrier, she shared positive sides of being a “foreigner.”

“My team members take good care of me because I’m from abroad,” she said. “It’s nice that someone is being nice to me.”

In response to a question about how she became a singer, she said “I liked dancing and singing a lot when I was a kid, and my friends were so into K-pop, so I naturally became interested in becoming a singer.”


April

V App

Girl group April celebrated their one-year anniversary with fans through a Naver V App broadcast.

The five members previously performed their first ever solo concert “Dream Land” to celebrate their first anniversary.

V App

The girls gathered together again on Wednesday to reflect on the year in a live broadcast on the April channel, entitled “How much do you know about April?”

The group told the fans how exciting and “unrealistic” it sounds to have hosted the anniversary solo concert and thanked fans for supporting them.

“Thank you all for the support, and we would like to make you guys proud,” they said.


Spica

V App

Five-member K-pop girl group Spica revealed some behind-the-scenes secrets for fans through Naver’s V app.

Returning to the spotlight with new single “Secret Time” the girls revealed the stories behind the new track and how much effort they put into it.

One member Kim Boa jokingly recalled that “all of us have unique styles when recording in a studio, but Sihyun still gets nervous every time she gets in.”

Narae revealed the stage costumes that they picked themselves for the music video, emphasizing that they “wanted to embrace all the trappings of a sense of freedom through our costumes while on the stage, something that makes you get away from boredom.”

Spica also dropped the first ever live performance of “Secret Time” which was released on 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 http://www.vlive.tv.

By Bak Se-hwan (sh@heraldcorp.com)

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