Broadcast date: April 13
Starring: EXO-CBX, Cast of ‘Amazing Saturday,’ Seolhyun of AOA, Lee Jung-shin of CNBLUE

EXO-CBX

(Naver V app)

K-pop trio EXO-CBX took a walk in Yeouido Park in a live broadcast held via Naver’s V app Friday.

“We came out to see some cherry blossoms but there’s no cherry blossom actually,” Baekhyun said, starting up the broadcast. The park is a popular spot for a stroll especially when the blossoms bloom.

“It’s spring soon! So we came out to view spring flowers as if we are having a date with you,” Baekhyun said to the viewers.

During the broadcast, a fan commented, “Because it is dangerous outside the blanket, I’m watching your V app broadcast from under my blanket,” referring to MBC variety show “It’s Dangerous Beyond the Blankets,” featuring Xiumin.

“That’s a great idea!” Xiumin replied. “I actually didn’t film it yet. I’m going to film it next week.”

Featuring a star-studded cast including EXO’s Xiumin and Wanna One’s Kang Daniel, the show gathers celebrities to stay at home for a vacation together. It originally aired in August last year as a three-episode pilot and has since been picked up to become a regular show.


Cast of ‘Amazing Saturday’

(Naver V app)

The cast of tvN’s new variety show “Amazing Saturday” communicated with fans in a live broadcast via Naver’s V app Friday.

When comedian Mun Se-yun, Key of boy band SHINee, rapper Hanhae and mixed martial artist Kim Dong-hyun visited comedian Park Na-rae’s dressing room, they spotted her tending to her social media.

“Stop giving likes to male celebrities!” Key teased.

Much of Park’s comedy involves her flirting. “I can’t help it! I like them!” she responded.

When the group visited Hyeri of girl group Girl’s Day’s room, she was taking a selfie. “Seems like you are doing something?” she said as if she did not understand the situation.

“Wasn’t she good at acting originally?” Key teased.

“Amazing Saturday” airs 7:40 p.m. on Saturdays.

Seolhyun of AOA, Lee Jung-shin of CNBLUE
Seolhyun of girl group AOA and Lee Jung-shin also of K-pop rock band CNBLUE talked about their voluntary service in Myanmar in a live broadcast held via Naver’s V app Friday.

“I’ve been to Myanmar on voluntary service as the third batch of LOVE FNC. It was a happy memory, ” Lee said.

“Before I visited, I was worried if I could be a help, but it was rather healing for me,” Lee said. “If I had another chance, I would visit again,” Seolhyun remarked.

In the broadcast, the two also shared their thoughts on volunteer service.

“I’ve been participating in the magazine ‘Big Issue’ by offering my photos. I think it’s meaningful that my occupation or hobby can help someone,” Lee said.

Seolhyun, who has often made donations, said, “I guess I could help people more easily thanks to LOVE FNC.”

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 The Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)

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