LIGHTSUM's Nayoung, Hina, and Yujung shine in the performance video for "Whoopie" from their 2nd mini album, showcasing adorable visuals, cute expressions, and synchronized chemistry, all set to a bright and lively pop dance track.
November/3/2023 16:01
LIGHTSUM's Nayoung, Hina, and Yujung showcased their adorable charm. On the 2nd, the performance video for the unit song "Whoopie" from their 2nd mini album "Honey or Spice" was released through official SNS. In the video, the three members appeared with vibrant styling that stood out, capturing attention with fairy-like visuals even before the performance. As the song begins, the members demonstrate cute facial expressions and choreography that perfectly match the lyrics, along with refreshing vocals. During the parts where they synchronize their breath while making eye contact, they appeal with a chemistry (compatibility) that fills the heart just by watching, showcasing their lovely charm. "Whoopie" is a bright and lively pop dance number with catchy guitar riffs and vocal chops, incorporating the refreshing vocals and adorable vibes of the three members.
Related Articles
ABEMA will exclusively and free livestream the one-night K-POP and J-POP hybrid music festival “SBI MUSIC CIRCUS HOKKAIDO -DAYBREAK -” from Sapporo’s Daiwa House Premist Dome on Sept. 26, 2026. The lineup includes JAEJOONG, ME:I, Kep1er, izna, ELLY/CB, THE JET BOY BANGERZ, LIGHTSUM, cosmosy, H//PE Princess, and VAYONN, with opening acts Kaya and Resonance and MCs kamion and de_hana.
LIGHTSUM left for Japan through Incheon International Airport on the morning of the 25th for scheduled activities. On the 23rd, they released their Japanese major debut mini album, "Re:idol."
LIGHTSUM has released its Japanese major debut mini album, Re:idol, featuring five songs and a new “kawaii” idol concept. The lead song’s music video premieres today, and the group will begin Japanese activities with live streams, a festival stage, and release events.
LIGHTSUM held an interview in Seoul on the afternoon of the 22nd to commemorate the release of its Japan debut album. Marking its fifth debut anniversary this year, the group released its Japanese major debut mini album, Re:idol, today and made a full-group comeback after two years.
Six-member girl group LIGHTSUM is drawing attention with a new challenge as they transform into a “Japanese-style idol.” Their lead song “Doshite” from the major debut mini album Re:idol began streaming today. The song portrays sweet, bittersweet one-sided love, and the MV teaser highlights their new visuals. They will also hold their first YouTube live stream, premiere the full MV, and continue activities in Japan with documentary, festival, and release-event appearances.
Kstyle and IDOLCHAMP have launched the September vote for Kstyle POWER PUSH. Fans can choose the monthly power-push artist from August 25 to September 3, 2026, using Ruby CHAMSIM in the IDOLCHAMP app. Featured comeback artists include &TEAM, FLARE U, NCT TEN, and more.
LIGHTSUM, a six-member girl group gaining attention through ABEMA’s original documentary Re:Idol, will release its Japanese major debut mini album Re:idol on September 23, 2026. The album includes five tracks, special Kawaii versions, DVD bonus footage, and store-specific preorder gifts.
On the 27th, at Incheon SSG Landers Field, LIGHTSUM's Sanah threw the first pitch for the SSG Landers vs. Samsung Lions game. The group also formed their first unit with members Chowon and Ju-hyun, fulfilling a dream from their trainee days, and released a live clip for their new song 'Beautiful Pain.'
Kstyle celebrates its 14th anniversary with heartfelt messages and signed gifts from LIGHTSUM. The event features exclusive videos and signed merchandise from various artists. Fans can look forward to special giveaways and updates on the anniversary page!
On the afternoon of the 4th, the '2026 F/W Seoul Fashion Week' was held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul, featuring LIGHTSUM members Ju-hyun and Cho-won on the runway. Additionally, LIGHTSUM formed their first unit, fulfilling a dream from their trainee days. The event also highlighted the Grammy-winning cover by a Korean artist, gaining renewed attention.
