Sooyoung from Girls' Generation supports SBS web variety show "MMTG" as an MC for "2009 Hit Song Championship."
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Girls' Generation's Sooyoung supports the reorganization of the SBS web variety show "Cultural Express." Her agency, SARAM Entertainment, told Newsen on the 29th that "Sooyoung will appear as an MC in the '2009 Hit Song Championship' of 'MMTG' (formerly known as 'Cultural Express')." The "2009 Hit Song Championship" is a program that selects and focuses on long-loved K-POP, and is scheduled to be released in February. "Cultural Express," planned as an SBS Digital News Lab original series since 2018, has been led primarily by MC Jaejae. In 2020, it caused a boom with the "Hidden Listening Hit Songs" series, and was organized on terrestrial TV (SBS) for the first time as a new media channel, attracting the MZ generation. In 2021, the follow-up project "Comnunmyong (songs that can be forgiven even if they come back)" also achieved the feat of being organized on a terrestrial channel. "Cultural Express" celebrated the new year and changed its name to "MMTG." In connection with this, SBS explained through an official press release on the 23rd of this month that "Cultural Express" is being reborn as "MMTG." "It has been changed from the signboard for the expansion to more diverse genres and more experimental projects," they said. "The staff will also be reinforced. In addition to the existing members, including Jaejae, Minkee, Pei, and Nana, a 12-year veteran producer with extensive experience in variety shows and on-site experience has been newly added. We are planning content that people around the world can sympathize with based on a more cohesive teamwork that goes beyond Korea," they added. The first project of "MMTG" is Jaejae's "I want you to live," in which the new boy group TWS from Pledis Entertainment appeared.
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