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Sungkwang from SEVENTEEN has been appointed as Jeju's promotional ambassador. He expressed pride in his hometown and aims to promote Jeju's culture and natural beauty worldwide. He has participated in local initiatives and highlighted Jeju's UNESCO recognition during his speech. Pledis Entertainment is collaborating with Jeju to enhance K-POP content and tourism.
Kang Daniel expressed support for Seungkwan's heartfelt message about love and kindness in the idol industry, urging against further harm to colleagues and fans. Seungkwan's post reflects his desire for a more compassionate environment, highlighting the struggles idols face while striving to show their best selves on stage.
Sungkwang from SEVENTEEN has been selected as the model for the apparel brand PHYPS, which emphasizes a lifestyle focused on sports and personal pursuits. His charming personality and active lifestyle align perfectly with the brand's philosophy. The campaign features him as an associate professor introducing various sports, showcasing his energy and wit.
SEVENTEEN launched their new tour 'RIGHT HERE' in Goyang, captivating 58,000 fans over two days. The concert featured a mix of nostalgic hits and new songs, highlighting their growth and unity, despite two members being absent. The members expressed gratitude and excitement for future performances, promising to return as a complete group.
SEVENTEEN members DK and Seungkwan sing the theme song for the BBC documentary series 'Asia', which features stunning natural landscapes and wildlife. Collaborating with Hans Zimmer's Bleeding Fingers Music, they enhance the trailer with their powerful vocals. The series, narrated by David Attenborough, will air in over 106 countries. SEVENTEEN will also release their 12th mini-album 'SPILL THE FEELS' on the 14th and embark on a world tour.
SEVENTEEN has introduced 'miniteen', an official character showcasing their unique personalities. The character was revealed through animations and illustrations on their YouTube and social media, featuring scenes from their content. Their 12th mini album 'SPILL THE FEELS' releases on October 14, 2024, with themes of trust and emotional sharing.
At the Seoul Drama Awards 2024, Park Chan-wook received the Golden Bird Award for 'The Sympathizer,' while Song Kang-ho won for 'Uncle Samshik.' Both expressed gratitude and shared insights on the evolving landscape of dramas and their impact on audiences. Other notable winners included 'Moving' and 'Tears Queen.'
FoRest by Greenfinger, a K-beauty skincare brand featuring SEVENTEEN's Seungkwan, will launch in Japan starting September 2024. To celebrate, a popup event will be held in Osaka from October 9 to 15, showcasing exclusive skincare sets. The brand is known for its mild textures and has gained popularity in Korea.
The translation of the tweet is: "Gya gya gyaaaaaaa!!!! Busun gwan, I Sokumin, Kwon Sunyeon, and Chae Hansori~‼️ I was overwhelmed and died. Back then, I was so hyped up."
"Seriously, Seungkwan's trading card is super rare! I feel like if I get this, my memories on Weverse will become even more special moments! SEVENTEEN happy birthday Weverse."
The translation of the tweet is: "SEVENTEEN Exhibition Nagoya Seungkwan ¥3,999 ⏬ For details, click here jp.mercari.com/item/m88186697…"
The tweet translates to: "SEVENTEEN (Seventeen) trading card purchase 【Offering】 Seungkwan 【Looking for】 Purchase only (please provide your offer) ☑︎ Please try to bundle as much as possible ☑︎ It's also possible to bundle with other members◎ ☑︎ Please reply with an image 🙂↕️" (Note: The link at the end is a placeholder for an image.)
The text "ブスングァンブスングァンブスングァン🥲🥲🥹" doesn't have a direct translation as it seems to be a playful or expressive sound rather than a standard phrase. The repetition of "ブスングァン" could be a form of onomatopoeia or a stylized expression. The emojis 🥲 and 🥹 convey emotions, likely sadness or longing. A loose interpretation could be: "Boo-hoo, boo-hoo, boo-hoo 🥲🥲🥹" indicating a feeling of sadness or distress.
The tweet translates to "Busungwan is cute."
"Seriously, I came across a super rare trading card set of Seungkwan! I want to collect them all, but just looking at this gives me the feeling of pure happiness! This is definitely something I want!"
The tweet translates to: "SEVENTEEN (Seventeen) trading card purchase request) Looking for: Seungkwan 🍊 The item in the image. Offering: Purchase. I hope to buy through a flea market app. Please feel free to reach out. pic.x.com/OQd4diMD8G"
The tweet translates to: "The overly cute Busungwan is flowing by, so I safely ascended to heaven 🪦."
The translation of the tweet is: "The word 'cute' was born for the purpose of 'busungwan'."
This is the translation of the tweet: "Today, while walking to work, I chanted 'Time passes‼️ Time passes‼️ Time passes‼️' and I felt energized. It really is true that saying something three times is effective, isn't it, Busungwan-sensei?"
The translation of the Japanese tweet text "ブスングァンソロコンサート(言霊)" is "Busungwan Solo Concert (Kotodama)."
"I found an adorable poodle pouch! If you carry this, you will definitely attract attention from those around you! Having such a cute item would make every day even more fun...! SEVENTEEN (Seventeen) Boo Seungkwan Poodle Pouch jp.mercari.com/shops/product/…"
"I've never had a day where I didn't like Seungkwan-chan, but the black-haired perm Seungkwan from the fan party to the Hawaii posts is just too much my type and is setting new records for me. Please don't get any cooler than this~ pic.x.com/H34Ej8ymE9"
The tweet text "ブスングァンっ! ブスングァンっっ!! ブスングァンっっっ!!!" can be translated to English as "Busunguan! Busunguan!! Busunguan!!!" It appears to be an expression or exclamation, possibly a playful or enthusiastic sound or phrase. The repetition and variations in punctuation suggest excitement or emphasis.
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