When asked what it's like to compete with young idols, Narsha shared, "We are happy and sad at the same time. There are a lot of idols who we don't know, and they all come up to us first and greet us. But there is no one for us to greet as juniors. When we look at the hoobaes, they are really pretty. Although we are also a girl group, we think that we are different so rather than a competition, we just naturally show our mommy smiles. It also seems like we are being treated more formally. Now we get to use our own dressing room. Although we are thankful for the care, they are giving too much respect to their elders."
She also mentioned that the Brown Eyed Girls have a different image than what people are used to seeing on stage.�"The most regrettable thing is that on stage, we've been showing a strong and fierce unni character, so that image gets transferred to every other aspect of our life. Each one of us is fun, but we're unable to show all of our personalities. If you get to know us, we are nice unnis. We're also [far from perfect], and we're funny in some aspects. Our biggest strength is that we're honest."
Leader JeA shared, "As we start our promotions and perform on stage more and more, we form a thirst for it. We plan to try out more things in the future. If the public approves, we have a lot to show genre and concept-wise. We hope that fans see Brown Eyed Girls' various charms."
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