Sana and Mina struggle at "Comedy Concert"?
「ギャグコンサート」でサナ＆ミナ奮闘？
With today's broadcast of "Gag Concert" on the 22nd approaching, Sana and Mina have announced that they will appear in the popular corner "Substitute Album", attracting attention.
"Substitute Album" is a comical skit that depicts a dynamic story that unfolds as substitute part-timers are hired. It serves as a source of energy on Sunday nights.
Today's broadcast will feature an episode about a clothing store owner who hires part-timers to act as customers in preparation for a visit from a buyer for the clothing store, and the substitute part-timers. In particular, two part-timers, Sana and Mina, who have a special presence in the midst of a special event, will be introduced, increasing the desire to watch in real time.
The released photos show Kang Yu-mi, a part-time worker who is foreshadowing an extraordinary storm, Hong Hyun-ho, the clothing store owner, and Lee Se-jin, the buyer. Above all, the moment when Sana and Mina showed off their heart-melting charm towards Hong Hyun-ho was captured, bringing smiles to the faces of viewers.
On the day of the recording, when Sana and Mina made a surprise appearance, the audience reportedly erupted in enthusiastic cheers. Attention is focused on whether the two, who play part-timers disguised as foreign customers, will be able to act well and how they will perform.
The "Gag Concert," which will feature TWICE members Sana, Mina, Dahyun, and Jihyo, will air tonight at 9:15 p.m.
(From K-POP News)
TWICE's Sana and Mina will appear in the popular corner "Substitute Album" on KBS2TV's "Gag Concert."
The reason these articles have started appearing is that TWICE, who have mainly focused on activities with all nine members, are beginning to show an intention to expand the scope of their solo activities...
TWICE has produced good results in all of their activities, so although it may seem slow, looking back, their growth as a group has been faster than ever before.
Despite being a girl group that debuted less than three years ago, they have already reached the peak of their popularity, and the musical achievements they have accumulated in two and a half years are unparalleled.
When listening to their comeback song, the members' confidence and ease are conveyed throughout the entire music video.
From the fans' perspective, this is a full display of their "charm." What else can be added?
If that is the case, I think it would be better to uncouple the members and give them a moderate distance between them. The charm and color of each member would become even deeper, and this would be reflected in the power of the group as a whole.
The only concern is the disparity in popularity, but I believe that the members of TWICE are relatively balanced in terms of popularity.
For example, Jihyo, the group's leader, makes ONCEs anxious, asking, "Why is her popularity so low?"
There's no need to worry. If all ONCEs wrote down their member popularity rankings and submitted them to each other, the average numbers would surely not differ that much.
So I'm all for promoting members' solo activities.
The segment "Substitute Alba" in which Sana and Mina appear is a comical skit that depicts a dynamic story that unfolds, with substitute part-timers employed. K-pop stars and actors (actresses) appear as guests in each segment, which is thought to contribute to the comedy in the living room and the viewership ratings.
On the day of recording, Sana and Mina appeared in this segment and were met with roaring applause and cheers from the audience, so it's likely that the viewership ratings will also go up.
I laughed at the introduction to this skit, which said that the participants were "part-timers disguised as foreign customers." Given the image that viewers have in their minds, it's hard to imagine them appearing as Thai or Vietnamese.
If he had appeared in that role, rather than as a Japanese person, it would have been a huge success, making the viewers laugh out loud, but the article's implication seems to have been a little sugar-coated.
This writing style can be considered an example of writing etiquette (making meanings implicit).
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