Girls' Generation met for their 20th anniversary project, celebrating Tiffany's birthday and discussing plans for their upcoming album.
August/6/2025 17:48
Girls' Generation gathered as a complete group to hold a meeting for their 20th anniversary project. Yesterday (5th), a new video titled 'Girls' Generation 18 Years Old' was released on Yuri's YouTube channel 'Kwon Yuri'. On this day, the members gathered for Tiffany's birthday party and to celebrate their 18th debut anniversary after a long time. When Hyoyeon asked, 'Did we gather for Tiffany's birthday? Or for the anniversary?', Tiffany replied, 'Hyoyeon goes back and forth (domestically and internationally), so I don't know when to contact her.' Hyoyeon confessed, 'I won't be going abroad for a while. I'm getting older, and it's tough. I cried wanting to go home.' They also discussed the 20th anniversary project. Girls' Generation, who debuted in 2007, is celebrating their 18th anniversary this year. They started planning two years ago to align each member's schedule. After muting the meeting content, Yuri added subtitles saying, 'S♡NE (the name of the fans), you must be curious about what we're talking about, right? We know that Girls' Generation's 20th year will be an important time for both S♡NE and Girls' Generation, so we're talking a lot. Please stay healthy until we meet again in good form.' Yuri added, 'Nothing is decided yet, but we're working hard in the meeting, so please wait a little longer. We know that Girls' Generation cannot exist without S♡NE. S♡NE is like family, more than family. We will prepare and talk a lot so that we can repay your endless support and love, so let's stay healthy until the family gathers. I miss you.' After the video was released, there is growing anticipation about whether Girls' Generation will actually release a 20th anniversary commemorative album.
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