ENHYPEN appeared on the latest episode of 'The Seasons - Park Bo Gum's Cantabile' and shared their experience at Coachella.
On the June 6 episode of the music program, ENHYPEN sat down with host Park Bo Gum to speak about their music career and show off their musical talent, returning with their 6th mini-album 'Desire: Unleash.'
On this day, ENHYPEN opened up about their first-ever experience at Coachella this year. Member Jungwon explained, "To be honest, Coachella is a dream stage. So, we still couldn't believe it. We prepared with everything we got, life or death." Heeseung added, "Some might not be aware, but Coachella takes place in the desert. There was a lot of sand in the wind, so it was really hard to sing and sand would get stuck. So we drank a lot of water even moments before going on stage."
Impressed by ENHYPEN, Park Bo Gum said, "The Coachella performance is actually really long," and asked, "How many songs did you prepare?" Jungwon responded, "We prepared about 13 tracks, and we performed 45 minutes straight."
Park Bo Gum remarked, "It was just so amazing and wonderful, I feel full of pride, to see you represent Korea and perform at such a huge festival."
Park Bo Gum went on the ask, "It's already been five years since you debuted. Is there a member who grew the most?" Jungwon pointed out the youngest member, Ni-Ki, and Ni-Ki explained, "I think it's because I was the smallest member, but now I'm the tallest."
Park Bo Gum asked, "Can I ask how old you are?" to which Ni-Ki replied, "I'm 21." Park Bo Gum expressed envy, saying, "Wow, he's 21!" and added, "So you lived in Japan and came to Korea. How old were you when you came to Korea?" Ni-Ki shared, "I came when I was in middle school," which brought shock to the audience.
Park Bo Gum then inquired about the ages of the other members. When the members replied that the oldest member was born in 2001 and three members were born in 2002, Park Bo Gum once again envied their youth, bringing laughter to the set.
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