Ive Jang Won-young and Jeon Ji-hyun become techno dances…
Millennium stars have been summoned to the 2022 KBS Song Festival.
The production team of the best year-end festival “2022 KBS Song Festival: Y2K” (hereinafter referred to as the “Song Festival”) with the hot K-POP stars who shone this year has released three memorable CF parody teaser videos ahead of the live broadcast on the 16th.
The teaser videos released this time will be featured by 3MCs Kim Shin-young, Jang Won-young, and Na In-woo of the “KBS Song Festival,” adding to the fun of fully reproducing advertisements of memories from the late 90s to the early 2000s.
First, Kim Shin-young, who parodied a beverage commercial shouting “Go! Go!” while sprinkling fallen leaves, makes people laugh by playing the role of Jung Woo-sung and Jang Tzu-yi. The witty parody phrases, “I met my 20 year old X2 favorite” and “Fan spirit is always thirsty!” will perfectly fill the fan sentiment that K-pop fans lacked 2%It raises expectations for the ‘Grand Festival’ stage.
Nine-woo said, “I like K-pop! Do you like K-pop, too?He perfectly parodied Cho Sung-mo’s advertisement, which created the buzzword “I want to bite you,” by digesting the cringe-worthy (?) remark with a heavenly expression.
Ive Jang Won-young then announced her rise as a “Newtro Fairy” by performing a flamboyant techno dance that Jun Ji-hyun performed in a printer advertisement along with a copy of “I breathe with K-POP” and “My DNA K-POP.” In particular, Jang Won-young was a popular advertisement even before she was born, so when she first came to the set, she was embarrassed because she didn’t know what techno dance was, but soon she naturally got into the rhythm and enjoyed filming.
In addition to the analog-style video effect, the “Y2K” end-of-century sensibility recalled in 2022 is a vague nostalgia for Generation X, refreshing for Generation MZ, and it raises questions about what newtro-style fresh ideas will be applied to viewers’ tastes on the show.
On the other hand, this yearIn the “Grand Festival,” mixed groups Koyotae, Kim Woo-seok, NCT127, NCT DREAM, Pentagon, THE BOYZ, Forrestella, Stray Kids, (G)I-DLE, ATEEZ, Choi Ye-na, ONEUS, ITYZY, TOMORROW XI-PEN, NCT DREAM, NCTDREAM, THE BOYZ, etc.
The 2022 KBS Song Festival: Y2K, which will feature music that transcends generations and a special stage, will air on KBS2 from 8:30 p.m. on the 16th.