Mother of "Girls' Generation"

Mother of "Girls' Generation"

「少女時代」のお母さん

For Girls' Generation members, the word "mother" has become a "forbidden word."


This is because one of the members, Tiffany, lost her mother when she was young.
Today, while watching Taeyeon and Girls' Generation's music on YouTube, she came across a video of their program with the theme of ``mother''. She thought she had seen it once before, but the emotion she felt then had not faded in the slightest.

The host of the program is Kim Jeong-un, who suddenly became a top star after playing the heroine in the drama "Lovers in Paris." She is one of the few star actresses who is good at hosting. This is because they have a hard time letting go of their strong image and color. However, since she has a soft and second-class image, it is natural for her to become Kuroko, and she has successfully assimilated into the host role.


The main character of the script, which has a theme of ``mother'', is Seohyun and her mother. Tiffany is the main character behind the scenes.
There are short videos that focus on Seohyun, her mother, and Tiffany, but Seohyun's stories about piano, Sunny and Yuri's frequent dance mistakes on stage, and dance demonstrations are all shown in the video. The progress leading up to the appearance of her mother is also affected by Yuna's failure as a dancer (she probably didn't make Yuri hold flowers; she proves that everyone can make mistakes). , there is something that is similar to the fun of novels in general.


Well, more evidence than theory. For Girls' Generation Pen (you've probably already seen it), you can search for ``Kim Jong Un's Chocolate'' on YouTube and go to Girls' Generation Edition and enjoy it. It started with a funny story, and ended with an emotional meeting between Seohyun and her mother, which was also intertwined with Tiffany's mother's story, leading to a touching conclusion.



★ → "Kim Jong Un's Chocolate" Girls' Generation Edition




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