The boys of Seventeen were guests on the April 28 airing of 'Cultwo Show,' on which they shared some fun stories with the DJ's and listeners.
When the DJ commented that Seungkwan's high notes have improved, the idol replied, "I try to come close to [the high notes of] IU but it's still hard for me."
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Seungkwan then added, "Because of [singing] part distributions, I bought Woozi a hamburger. He's the main vocalist. So is DK, but he gave the four-part high notes to me. Woozi likes to eat," revealing the hidden story behind how he got the hardest part in the song!
When the DJ's asked the boys about how the parts in the song were distributed, they answered, "It's very difficult. We do it with the employees at the label."
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