Hyoyeon reflects on past outings with SNSD, joking about feeling left out, while Suyeon clarifies the group's dynamics and scheduling.
September/17/2024 17:50
Hyoyeon from Girls' Generation spread rumors of discord (?). Recently, on her YouTube channel 'Hyoyeon's Level Up', member Suyeon appeared as a guest. Hyoyeon reflected on Suyeon's recent winery tour with Yuri and Tiffany, saying, 'I was a bit surprised to see the course.' When Suyeon explained, '(Yuri and Tiffany) both like alcohol,' Hyoyeon said, 'I wanted to go too, but I wonder why I couldn't go. I feel like I was bullied back then.' Suyeon rebutted, 'She (Hyoyeon) wasn't in Korea at that time.' Hyoyeon continued, 'I was asked if I wanted to go with Tiffany and Suyeon. But I forgot that and always think, 'Why wasn't I invited?' She mentioned an episode where Suyeon, Tiffany, and Yuri gathered for Yuna's birthday, saying, 'There was a gathering this time too, but I heard they asked us. But they said they couldn't go because the timing didn't match. Yet I saw the photos and asked in the group chat, 'Why wasn't I invited?' Suyeon clarified, 'I didn't ask for Yuna's birthday. They gathered for my birthday. When eight of us try to meet, it takes a lot of time to decide on a schedule. But with four, it can be decided quickly. It was Yuna's birthday, and we would meet soon. At that time, the four of us talked while having a meal, saying, 'Let's meet here again next time.' When Hyoyeon joked, 'You all can just get along with each other,' Suyeon explained, 'When this group of four first gathered, we asked everyone. Since we had time, it ended up being these four, and we said we would meet again. We didn't say we would only meet from the start.' Hyoyeon humorously suggested that with so many members, they have no choice but to meet separately, raising the rumor of discord (?). Suyeon pointed out, 'You should be in Korea first,' while also acknowledging, 'You will go on a world tour as a DJ this time. But you are really doing well.' Hyoyeon replied, 'When I see everyone's photos, I want to go, but I don't remember that I didn't have time.'
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