The Seasons - AKMU's One Day, Five Night (더 시즌즈-악뮤의 오날오밤)

Make some noise.

Hello, welcome to "The Seasons: Long Day, Long Night with AKMU."

I'm the Long Day, Lee Su Hyun.

And I'm the Long Night, Lee Chan Hyuk.

- It's nice to meet you. - It's nice to meet you.

And here is our proud band,

- JeongMae and Koongchi Tachi! - Koongchi Tachi!

(Band: JeongMae and Koongchi Tachi Keyboard: Jeong Dong Hwan, Shin Ye Chan,)

(Guitar: Cho Chang Hyun, Bass: Park Jong Woo, Drum: Jang Won Young)

There is some good news these days for us.

JeongMae, Dong Hwan's MeloMance,

received a commendation...

from the minister of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism...

at the Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards.

Please give him a round of applause.

Give him applause. Congratulations.

I knew it. Every week...

- Dong Hwan is with us... - Can you tell us how you feel?

I'm so grateful to receive such an honor.

I always tell my friends that my dream is...

to be the minister of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism.

Really?

I know you're laughing at it, but you'll see.

I'll be the minister someday.

- Please give him a round of applause. - Please look forward to it.

We'll look forward to it, for sure.

- Thank you. - Congratulations.

Let's get started with "Long Day, Long Night with AKMU!"

She's like someone...

who you would never expect to do the next moment.

She's older than me.

But she's not just older.

She's "NUNU NANA."

I bet you can guess who she is.

- Jessi! - Jessi!

Make some noise!

Put your hands up!

Are you ready?

Make some noise!

I was thrown back earlier.

She came where we were.

And she sat and said, "I'm tired."

- I mean... - These days, I feel tired.

And now I'm...

I get that you're tired. But it made me feel tired too.

Hear me out.

- Let's sit first. - Okay.

Hello, everyone. I'm Jessi. It's nice to meet you.

You dominated the first stage...

with your womanly charisma.

Can you tell us about the first track?

- About the track? - Yes.

What kind of girl do you think I am?

Does it mean...

The way I am.

It's asking you, "What kind of woman do you think I am?"

The production crew told me that your parents are here.

Right.

I've been so busy these days, so I couldn't be with them...

when they came all the way here to see me.

- Oh, dear. - They can't spend time with me.

But then, they went back. You guys can speak English, no?

- No. - No, we can't.

- You guys are from Mongolia. - No.

- No. - That's...

None of you can speak English?

- We're from Uijeongbu. - We have so much to talk about, so...

- Can we move on, please? - Okay.

- We have so many questions to ask you. - Okay.

You can talk freely now.

How have you been?

I've been on tour the whole time.

- World tour? - I wasn't in Korea.

I was at the Waterbomb festival when I was here.

I've been going back and forth.

Then I came back and went out again.

So I got exhausted.

- It does sound tiring. - I didn't get tired easily like this.

But I easily get tired.

You've been on the show before, right?

- "Jay Park's Drive." - "Jay Park's Drive"

- It's been six months, right? - Yes.

- Is it different now from back then? - You guys are much better hosts.

- Is that so? - Really?

The way you host... I like your banter.

Really? Do you think so?

I'm relieved. I guess we're doing all right.

- You're good. You can trust me. - Really?

Have you ever seen us...

- somewhere before, by any chance? - Yes!

I saw you guys on the audition show called "Superstar..."

- You mean "K-pop Star?" - Right, "K-pop Star!"

- "K-pop Star." - Many get confused by the names.

I watched you on "K-pop Star..."

There were so many audition shows.

- Right. - And these guys were so good!

"Wait. Are they from Mongolia?"

Can you speak English?

- Well... - We can understand you, but...

- We can speak a bit of Mongolian. - Right. Mongolian.

- But I can't speak English well. - Right.

Are you Korean?

- Of course, we are. - Right?

- So, you guys lived there. - I mean...

You're Korean, right?

I'm Korean, but I lived in another country.

That's right.

- Can we keep going in Korean? - Let's do that.

- You don't have any difficulties, do you? - Of course not.

People tell me that my Korean has improved.

They even complain about it.

I mean,

she can speak fluent Korean naturally.

- She even hosted a show. - Right.

It's "Showterview with Jessi."

- I watched a lot. - Right.

Okay.

- You hosted the show alone, right? - Yes.

If you have some tips to be a good interviewer, can you tell us?

Frankly, I don't have any tips.

Many people ask me about that.

But I think being yourself is the best way to do it.

I only tried to be myself, and that was a hit.

Let's say we were on "Showterview." How would you do it?

I would probably try to see how you're doing.

"I think these guys had a fight."

Or I might think...

- "They got scolded by their parents." - Do you care about those things?

Shouldn't you be a fortuneteller if you can do that?

Really?

Once I figure out what kind of mood you are in,

I ask you questions, depending on it.

That's a great ability.

Really?

But you're doing fine.

- Really? Thank you for saying that. - You're cute.

And you two look alike!

You didn't look like each other back in the day,

but your eyes look very similar.

I know this is a bit...

I have two brothers myself.

And we make the same faces as yours when we're told we look alike,

but what's wrong with looking like each other?

You both look great.

- Should we get back on track? - Sure.

You're here for a reason, no?

She's releasing a new song. Give her a round of applause.

What song are you releasing?

The title is "Gum."

- "Gum?" - As in chewing gum?

Oh, so chewing gum.

- She's good! - Are you chewing gum right now?

My gosh.

That's the title, and it's about me having all sorts of flavors.

Your performances have gotten a lot of attention with every new song.

Is there a highlight move?

Show us!

- You have to do it with me! - Me too?

Me too?

This isn't on the script,

- but Chan Hyuk, just get up and do it. - Wait.

- Go for it. - The moves are a bit girlish.

So, like... Ready?

Don't worry. Chan Hyuk can pull off any kind of dance.

- Watch me. - Okay.

- This is the pose. - It's a squat.

You have to lift your butt a bit.

You...

Can you please face the other way and do it?

Can you stop doing this?

Wait.

In 5, 6, 7, 8.

And pop!

Pop!

Again!

What's next?

- That's all. - Let's stop here.

- Since you've learned the dance... - It's tiring, right?

- Since you've learned the dance, - Should we dance to it with music?

why don't you dance to the music?

Let's go!

- Let's take a break. - Yes, let's.

Take a breather.

You two can rest for a bit.

The dance to the new song is so difficult.

It requires a lot of lower body strength.

It requires a lot of lower body movements.

You're tired, aren't you?

- I'm not tired, but... - He seems more ashamed than tired.

- It was great. - Sure.

Jessi, as great of a dancer you are,

you're an even more amazing singer.

But you're even better.

- Me? - I wouldn't say better.

Your voice is so unique.

I love it.

- You're so good! - That came out of nowhere!

- I... - I'm serious.

- You think so? - She's such an amazing singer.

- Me? - Yes.