Broadcast date: Nov. 30
Starring: NCT, Rain, JYP

Rain

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Rain gave a sneak preview of songs from his imminent new album on V on Thursday, ahead of the full album launch slated for the next day.

The preview included snippets of the songs “Let’s Break Up Today,” “Baby Baby,” “Again,” “Sunshine” and “Gang.”

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Rain had released the song “Let’s Break up Today” on Nov. 24 as a single. His duet with Urban Zakapa’s Jo Hyuna is a conversation between a couple who keep fighting, saying they will part ways, but end up getting back together each time.

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The bit from “Gang” speaks of the sentiments felt by a man who is left alone on a stage after the show is done and over.

Rain’s 15th debut anniversary performance will be shown on KBS on Sunday night. The program will deliver the story of Rain’s life, included by recounts about him from big name stars who are good friends with Rain.


NCT

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NCT’s Taeyong and Ten shared behind-the-scenes of their photoshoot for a soda commercial, Thursday, in which they pretended to kiss each other.

Taeyong and Ten dressed in fluorescent yellow and green and explained that the clothes matched the mango and melon drink flavors they were modeling for.

“We had the shoot outdoors yesterday, and because of the color of our clothes, the bees mistook us for flowers,” Taeyong said.

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“You should have seen Taeyong dodge the bees, he jumped around so much,” Ten chimed in.

NCT is slated to perform in Hong Kong with Red Velvet at the Mnet Asian Music Awards 2017.


JYP

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JYP will hold his annual yearend concert series “Naughty Party” in the coming week, the singer teased via V app, Thursday.

This year’s concert series will have a red and blue theme and run through Dec. 8 to 10 at Seoul’s Olympic Park.

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In the short teaser by JYP, he sits on a sofa with his palms gathered together under his chin. On each side of him sit women, dressed in red on one side and blue on the other.

Albeit the clip reveals little more information, the colors appear to signify a dress code, and games involving two teams represented by the contrasting colors.

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
ore information, visit http://www.vlive.tv.

By Lim Jeong-yeo (kaylalim@heraldcorp.com)

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