GFRIEND, Fun "Premium Showcase"
GFRIEND、楽しく「プレミアムＳｈｏｗｃａｓｅ」
GFRIEND was deeply moved by appearing in Japanese newspapers "Thanks to the fans, it's a new experience"
South Korean girl group GFRIEND, who are about to debut in Japan, delivered happy news.
On the 29th, GFRIEND posted on its official SNS account, "#Yojaching #GFRIEND We #buddies have a really strange news! It seems that we were published in a Japanese newspaper. Thanks to our buddies, we are having new experiences every day. Guys, Gustas Tu (fun #together)” and posted a few photos.
BUDDY is GFRIEND's fan club, and Gustas Tu means ``I love you'' in Spanish and is used in the lyrics of GFRIEND's representative song ``From today we are''. There are words.
In the published photos, the members are deeply moved while watching their debut press conference published in a Japanese newspaper. In particular, SinB is taking selfies with a newspaper in her hand and a bright smile.
Meanwhile, GFRIEND held a press conference and premium showcase at Tokyo Shinjuku Alta Theater on the 28th. They will officially debut in Japan on May 23rd.
(From K-POP News)
"That should make you happy." TV stations and major media outlets introduced GFRIEND with videos and photos of the press conference and “Premium Showcase” of their debut in Japan, and intensively broadcasted them on the nationwide news.
I can understand the feelings of the members who are thrilled with the newspaper in their hands.
This wasn't the case last year when TWICE was making its debut in Japan. The media reaction was subtly cold and dull. Television was just a quick report on TWICE, and newspapers were just about to write a column in a sports paper. It was almost impossible to take it with a big picture on the top.
Even TWICE, which has Japanese members, would have never imagined that she would become a heroine who would raise the signal of a revival of the K-POP boom in this area.
★ At this rate of media response, it may not be as popular as it should be.
South Korean girl group GFRIEND, who are about to debut in Japan, delivered happy news.
On the 29th, GFRIEND posted on its official SNS account, "#Yojaching #GFRIEND We #buddies have a really strange news! It seems that we were published in a Japanese newspaper. Thanks to our buddies, we are having new experiences every day. Guys, Gustas Tu (fun #together)” and posted a few photos.
BUDDY is GFRIEND's fan club, and Gustas Tu means ``I love you'' in Spanish and is used in the lyrics of GFRIEND's representative song ``From today we are''. There are words.
In the published photos, the members are deeply moved while watching their debut press conference published in a Japanese newspaper. In particular, SinB is taking selfies with a newspaper in her hand and a bright smile.
Meanwhile, GFRIEND held a press conference and premium showcase at Tokyo Shinjuku Alta Theater on the 28th. They will officially debut in Japan on May 23rd.
(From K-POP News)
"That should make you happy." TV stations and major media outlets introduced GFRIEND with videos and photos of the press conference and “Premium Showcase” of their debut in Japan, and intensively broadcasted them on the nationwide news.
I can understand the feelings of the members who are thrilled with the newspaper in their hands.
This wasn't the case last year when TWICE was making its debut in Japan. The media reaction was subtly cold and dull. Television was just a quick report on TWICE, and newspapers were just about to write a column in a sports paper. It was almost impossible to take it with a big picture on the top.
Even TWICE, which has Japanese members, would have never imagined that she would become a heroine who would raise the signal of a revival of the K-POP boom in this area.
★ At this rate of media response, it may not be as popular as it should be.
"Even I thought so."
However, even if the reporters who are obligated to write about music that has passed the boom have cooled down, the girls at that time (around 10 years old) who had been awakened by KARA and Girls' Generation's music once knew the charm of K-POP. I hadn't forgotten.
I wonder if TWICE had something that overlapped with KARA and Girls' Generation at the time in terms of character and image.
Perhaps the subtle atmosphere created by the mass media was also a trigger.
"Huh? This group's music is often played on YouTube, but it's surprisingly poorly dealt with in newspapers."
“The article is short because I don’t know much about the Japanese members. I think we have more information than you.”
"What are you talking about?"
"It's about TWICE"
"Twice?"
"A K-pop girl group. The song TT is popular. There are three Japanese members: Sana, Momo, and Mina."
“Heh~, I didn’t know. There are three Japanese members.
The map of K-POP in Japan has expanded greatly in the past year.
Currently, the K-POP girls that are talked about by high school girls are probably not limited to TWICE, BLACKPINK, and GFRIEND. In addition to MOMOLAND, gugudan, who is fiercely competing for survival in his comeback, Cosmic Girls, CLC, and Weki Meki.
Girls like that should be on the edge of their mouths.
Following GFRIEND, MOMOLAND will also debut in Japan in June. The dead heat of both in Japan is also a sight to see.
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