On Friday, August 23rd, Hyoyeon, Yuri, and Seohyun will be attending the opening of the new Charles & Keith store in Ngee Ann City, Singapore. Charles & Keith is a brand specializing in ladies accessories and footwear.
The event will kick off at 6:00 PM SGT at the store. Famous stars such as Daniel Henney, Liu Wen, and Singaporean stars Zoe Tay, Fann Wong, and Sheila Sim are also attending. An after party will follow at 7:00 PM SGT in the specially constructed Charles & Keith tent at Civic Plaza.
Even though this is a private event, fans are still encouraged to go and support their idols. For more information, visit their Twitter account.
On July 25th, Hyoyeon and Yoona attended the “FURLA 2013 F/W Line” presentation in Seoul. FURLA is an Italian company that specializes in bags, wallets, and other accessory items for women. Hyoyeon and Yoona both arrived at the event in their own unique outfits and posed for photos at the event. A short clip of Hyoyeon and Yoona at the “FURLA 2013 F/W Line” presentation can be found below.
On July 26th, Taeyeon, Tiffany, Hyoyeon, and Seohyun attended Girls’ Generation’s first fansign event for Hair Couture, after signing a joint enterprise contract with the company back in March. The girls arrived looking as beautiful as ever, each dressed in their own stylish and elegant outfits. They also posed for photos and met with the fans in attendance. Check out a short clip of Taeyeon, Tiffany, Hyoyeon, and Seohyun at the Hair Couture fansign event below.
On July 10th, Hyoyeon and Yuri attended a press conference for “Dancing 9“, a global dance survival show which is set to premiere on July 20th.
Other cast members of the show, including Shinhwa’s Lee Minwoo, Park Jiwoo, Woo Hyunyoung, Poppin J, and Ducky, also were present at the press conference.
Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon has been garnering attention after revealing how she was a talented person who received recognition in the dancing world.
On Mnet’s “The Beatles Code 2″ airing on July 8th, the masters of Korea’s first dance survival show, “Dancing 9″, Hyoyeon, Lee Yongwoo, Park Jieun, Woo Hyunyoung, Popinjay, and Ducky, guest starred and showed off their dance skills, as well as their witty talks.
On this day, Hyoyeon was the center of attention after revealing how she was well-known in the dancing world with her outstanding dancing skills before her debut. Hyoyeon stated, “I took the stage as a guest at a large popping competition six to seven years ago and also got to the semi-finals in a battle competition,” letting it become known that she has unique dancing skills.
To this, Popinjay testified, “At the time, the debut stage of the team Hyoyeon and miss A’s Min created, the ‘Little Winners’, was the focus for many street dancers.” MC Shindong added, “Even at her young age, Hyoyeon really left an impression with her range of popping and locking, as well doing K-Pop dances.”
In this episode, Hyoyeon also confessed of having unusual trouble regarding dancing after debuting in Girls’ Generation. Hyoyeon stated, “The dances I learned before debuting had large gestures and were powerful, but there were many difficulties dancing dances that suited the one-piece outfit that went with the young girl concept after debuting.”
However, she showed her affection for Girls’ Generation by revealing, “Thinking about how the nine members need to harmonize, I tried really hard to become one group rather than trying to stand out with dancing.”
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The modifier ‘beautiful’ will probably be added to Hyoyeon, who is the most skilled in dancing amongst Girls’ Generation members and has cheerfulness. Rather than a young girl, she stood in front of the camera in an alluring, refined appearance and captivated everyone with her characteristic rhythmic sense and showed off a modern beauty.
“I look at male artists more than females, and I copied them! However, I also think that it would be nice to be able to show a feminine charisma like Lee Hyori unnie. I want to learn the stage mannerisms of Beyonce or Rihanna as well.”
I didn’t think an explanation was needed. This is because in Girls’ Generation, who everyone knows, Hyoyeon has a definite image of the good dancing, cheerful member. However, the woman, rather than a girl, standing in front of the camera with a captivating and elegant appearance, makes you want to give a new explanation about her even more. Also, she isn’t impatient, and her story about waiting until her confidence slowly grew is like a confession that can be told to all girls in the world. As always, she laughs awkwardly when she receives a compliment and talking about every single detail about herself and not Girls’ Generation could also be unfamiliar. However, by saying, ‘If I don’t talk about myself, who will?’ it made Hyoyeon’s decision to become a bit more confident make her seem like a flower blooming at the right time. She will be letting us know exactly about Girls’ Generation today. When we didn’t take notice, the girls did not stop and continued growing.
I feel today’s outfits were really different from your own usual style.
Hyoyeon: They’re completely different clothes. Personally, I like clothes that are simple, yet give off a flashy feel, but these were classic but flashy clothes, so it was fun.
Your overall styling seems a bit more mature than Girls’ Generation[’s image].
Hyoyeon: While promoting as Girls’ Generation, there was never a time to wear modern clothes like this. But, while doing a recent photoshoot in Hong Kong, I attempted a style, similar to today’s. The UK-native photographer and stylists took my photos in a way completely different from Girls’ Generation[’s image]. It was an innocent concept of exuding a feminine beauty, so I even thought, ‘These people really don’t know me’. When I look at the photos now, it still doesn’t look like me; it’s still awkward.
But you struck feminine poses well today.
Hyoyeon: They told me to do it like I was dancing, so I think I found my own method.
I can’t help but think that your appearance in ‘Dancing with the Stars II’ helped.
Hyoyeon: That’s definitely it. While doing dance sports, I learned a lot of feminine lines and poses. Personally, I liked rumba the most; it’s a really sexy and sad dance. It’s a dance where you have to express and feel things one by one to your fingertips, but I was really lacking in those areas. While doing sports dance, I realized what an S-line is and what you have to do for it to look pretty. So yesterday and the day before yesterday, I searched rumba online and watched videos of it. I’m going to try image training while continuing to learn that feeling.
Are the powerful and just as feminine feelings in ‘I Got A Boy’ performances thanks to that know-how?
Hyoyeon: If you saw it like that, that’s a huge relief. What’s interesting is that while promoting, I think I kept learning. I feel that I learned more sexiness from this album than the previous, but there have been many changes in my fingertips and expressions. In the past, even when I watch sexy stages, it didn’t really hit home as my own job. Looking sexy was awkward too, and there wasn’t anything I did to decorate myself other than working harder at dancing. But after starring on ‘Dancing with the Stars II’, I learned a little more about how the general public likes seeing [people] on-screen. I feel I’ve discovered leads for many of the worries I have. I’ve gained confidence.
Then your role model must have changed from your debut days and now. You said you wanted to learn the the power of command that Missy Elliot has on stage before you were in your twenties.
Hyoyeon: I even watch male artists more than females, and I copied them! Of course, I still do like masculine dances and want to learn more. However, I also think that it would be nice to be able to show a feminine charisma like Lee Hyori unnie. I want to learn the stage mannerisms of Beyonce or Rihanna as well.
It’s like you gained more know-how’s than you worked for.
Hyoyeon: Other people say it’s difficult dancing with power, but I’m the opposite and have difficulties dancing without power. And so, for a while, trying to match Girls’ Generation’s color was homework for me. I thought I could capture the hearts of the general public if I worked hard, but things were so different from what I had in mind, so there were times where I had difficulties. I felt that the genre was somewhat different. Now, I think I’m capturing the balance between my thoughts, Girls’ Generation’s feel, and the public’s eyes.
You must have had times where you needed more personal effort aside from Girls’ Generation.
Hyoyeon: But I’m not the type who puts in a lot of effort in a moment. Instead, I tend to do it consistently. I just didn’t give up until it was solved naturally.
I don’t think you only changed on stage. You had an image of saying the wrong things for a while, but rather, I saw you clearing up sensitive topics or delivering deep stories on recent talk show appearances.
Hyoyeon: I didn’t think like, ‘I’m going to speak out at this moment’. I just said what was on my mind depending on the situation, but I was probably able to reply naturally because my members were with me. People close to me probably wanted to hear me say a few more words, so they’ve been a bit satisfied lately. (laughs) To be honest, it took me a long time to show a comfortable appearance on broadcasts.
In July, you begin your appearance as a judge on Mnet’s ‘Dancing 9’. Won’t you be able to show a presence different from other variety shows?
Hyoyeon: I’ve always been the one being judged. There hasn’t been a time where I did the judging, so it wasn’t easy trying to figure out what to say. There were also experts, so I was careful with what I said because how could I, who isn’t perfect, dare to say anything. In my opinion… I think I’ll get around three minutes of screen time up until episodes two and three each. (laughs) To be honest, after seeing BoA unnie judge, I got the thought of wanting to sit in a position like that one day. The problem is that opportunity came too soon, (laughs) and so I’ve been watching reruns recently and have been reviewing BoA unnie’s charisma.
You need to adjust to a new role. Isn’t it even more awkward because you’re appearing with your group member, Yuri?
Hyoyeon: That’s right, that’s right! Yuri’s really playful, so if I get swayed, there are times where I can’t get my head straight. (laughs) But Yuri’s the type who says what she wants to say firmly. So a positive is, there are times when I don’t remember what I want to say. At times like that, Yuri helps me from the side to organize my words. Because she knows my ideas and the way I talk well.
When you try to give an accurate judgement, you must worry about hurting them as well.
Hyoyeon: There are times where it’s difficult to say something to people who have records of winning at large competitions in case their pride gets hurt. However, I’ve also danced for a long time, and have seen things for a while, I can see exactly what would be good to change. If that can lead the person into a good direction, I believe that it’s not hurting, but helping them.
Because, even if you aren’t a professional dancer, you are a professional as a singer.
Hyoyeon: I keep thinking about that. I’m a singer, and so my point of view could be different.
Is there not any chance to see those professional stages anytime soon? I heard there aren’t any solo stages in Girls’ Generation’s world tour this time around.
Hyoyeon: The members’ individual stages did receive a good response at the last concert. But I was the member who suggested we take solo stages out this time and center it around showing stages with the nine members together. This was because I’m confident that, right now, the performance our nine members can show is really great. I don’t think there would be enough time to perform the stages we performed at our Japan arena tour, or other songs on our album. The member who initially had difficulties fitting in with the group’s color is now the member who believes in the power of the group the most.
Hyoyeon: Talking about myself like this in interviews or shows, separated from Girls’ Generation, was impossible. Everything was just about Girls’ Generation, and I’m always with my members.
Seeing you through SNS, you seem like the member who has a wide range of acquaintances. It also seems like you have a lot of foreign friends.
Hyoyeon: I think I do get close well with friends I meet overseas. Unlike the strong appearance I show on stage, people really like me because of my bright personality. You know, there’s a feeling of honesty between friends. I’m not fluent in English, but we got close quickly with the feeling of wanting to become friends.
You looked so natural in the photos that I thought you were fluent in English.
Hyoyeon: There were other people who said that to me! So now I’m in a really difficult situation, but I’m actually just conversing with them in short words. (laughs)
Because, to be honest, communication isn’t with words, but with the heart.
Hyoyeon: Early into our debut, I guarded myself from people. Because it seemed like my thoughts and world were different, I put up a shield. But my personality isn’t like that, so I felt a bit sad. And so I started opening my heart up again. Everyone can feel it when you face them in a fake manner. So I try to act sincerely towards everyone.
If you gain more popularity and have more responsibilities, your troubles ought to increase as well. I think you maintain a healthy heart to an amazing degree.
Hyoyeon: I try to think optimistic thoughts a lot. And there really is a lot of energy I gain from my members. It’s a code that others don’t understand, but we always play around and laugh amongst ourselves. And recently, I’ve been working out a lot to give myself some energy. I can’t handle receiving fitness training confined in one place. So I learn golf, horseback-riding, and bicycling. Recently, I was having fun riding my bicycle, and it turns out I rode for 25 kilometers! I almost got to Incheon, and I kind of regretted my ride back, but it was fun. I think exercises that distinguishes the winner suits me.
Are you competitive?
Hyoyeon: It’s because exercise is a hobby. I normally hated competitions. Like dance battles; you get really nervous. I do have some greed in wanting to become the best, but it’s too tiring if you lose. I really want to be perfect at least in dancing.
You must be disappointed because you don’t have enough time to dance, which you love so much.
Hyoyeon: There were times like that. There was a time where I resented having to give up dance lessons I personally planned, wondering why they aren’t helping me when I’m trying to have my own time to grow. But, there were areas that I had to grow in as Girls’ Generation, and I advanced in places that I didn’t think of before, so, as a result, it wasn’t so bad. Also, thinking that there are a lot of dances that I still have to learn, I’m actually happy. You have no idea how great it is being able to study dance even more and for even longer.
On July 8th, Hyoyeon and Yuri will appear as guests on Mnet’s “The Beatles Code 2″ alongside Shinhwa’s Lee Minwoo and Lee Yongwoo as part of promotions for Mnet’s “Dancing 9″, a global dance survival show that the four guests will participate in as “K-pop dance masters” and celebrity coaches. “The Beatles Code 2″ is a talk show which attempts to find hidden connections between its guests. Members of Girls’ Generation have previously appeared on “The Beatles Code 2″ in February of this year and in the show’sfirstseason.
In addition, on June 30th, Hyoyeon and Yuri traveled to Los Angeles for “Dancing 9″. Photos from Incheon Airport can be found in Soshified’s Photos Section.
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On June 6th, Hyoyeon flew to Hong Kong to attend and celebrate the store opening for Topshop’s newest branch. Hyoyeon was recently chosen as an Asian ambassador for Topshop Hong Kong. Along with the announcement, Hyoyeon also took part in an interview with “EastTouch” magazine to talk about her new endorsement.
Hyoyeon arrived at the event in a cute white outfit, greeting the many fans in attendance with her stunning beauty and bright smile.
On June 6th, Hyoyeon will be attending a store opening in Hong Kong as part of her new position as the Asian ambassador for Topshop. She was also recently interviewed by “EastTouch” magazine, discussing her new endorsement deal, fashion preferences, and general impressions of Hong Kong.
Q1: What are your thoughts on being the Topshop ambassador this year? A: South Korea doesn’t have Topshop, and I’m a supporter of Topshop. Recently, I can only buy things from Topshop when we go to Japan for our concerts and have some free time to ourselves, which is why I am really happy to have become an ambassador of Topshop. Moreover, after seeing the new collection, I want all the items.
Q2: What’s your favorite style of Topshop clothing? A: I like anything that is pretty.
Q3: Topshop often does ‘crossovers’ (translator’s note: referring to collaborations) with other brands. Which brand would you most like to do a crossover with? A: Our Girls’ Generation has nine members, each with their own distinctive fashion style. If Topshop could do one different style for each of us as a collaboration plan, I would look forward to that.
Q4: If you were to design clothes with Topshop, how would you do it? A: I like clothes that are “bling bling”, so the very glamorous “party look” will definitely be my first choice of design.
Q5: What’s your favorite style of clothing? A: Even though I like the glamorous stage look, I like clothes which have detail and are feminine for my outfits on normal days. Even if they are tight-fitting, I love wearing them as long as they look comfortable.
Q6: What individual activities have you been busy with recently? A: Before this collaboration with Topshop, we just finished our concerts in Japan. So after coming to Hong Kong, I have to go back to South Korea to prepare for our Asia Tour, and of course we’ll be stopping over in Hong Kong for our concert.
Q7: What feelings does Hong Kong give you? A: Actually I’ve been to Hong Kong a lot of times. This is already my third time within this year. Hong Kong is really a great place for shopping. I only have to go to one shopping mall and I can already buy all the brands I want. And all your building designs are really unique!
Q8: Have you eaten any Hong Kong delicacies that are hard to forget? A: Actually this place really has too many good foods, it’s just a pity that I don’t have enough time to try them all. However, I really enjoy the dimsum and the roasted meats.
Topshop also released a behind-the-scenes video, shown below, from its photoshoot with Hyoyeon and other models. In her short interview clip, Hyoyeon talks about what she likes about Topshop’s fashion and its ability to appeal to any age group.
Hyoyeon was recently chosen as the newest Asian ambassador for the Hong Kong branch of Topshop, a popular women’s fashion brand. The news was revealed on both the company’s official Facebook page and Instagram account. Topshop released various new pictures of Hyoyeon modeling its clothing while also revealing specifically in one caption, “Check it. Kim Hyoyeon looking sleek as an Asian ambassador for our opening June 6th!”
To go along with the new pictures, two short interviews with Hyoyeon were also released by Apple Daily, a Hong Kong publication.
Apple Daily: Why did you decide to work together today? Hyoyeon: It’s probably because of my fickle and lively image. I can be sexy, cool, luxurious, boyish and simple, which is similar to the styles Topshop has.
Apple Daily: What products have you bought from Topshop? Hyoyeon: Every time I go to Japan I’ll purposely go to Topshop Tokyo to shop. I like buying jewelery the most, especially large pieces that are almost on the verge of funky.
Apple Daily: How are Korean girls better in their dressing? Hyoyeon: They seldom wear sexy clothes, and all love carrying big handbags as well as wearing scarves. The whole appearance is mostly simple.
Apple Daily: Do you like Hong Kong guys? Hyoyeon: Haha, I still haven’t come across many. However, Hong Kong guys are more fashionable. For example, some Korean guys dress in a more feminine style, whereas Hong Kong guys know how to dress well. They have a bit more fashion sense.
Hyoyeon also took part in another short interview to introduce herself as the new ambassador for Topshop. She first greeted viewers in Chinese and then went on to say, in Korean, “Whether because of our concept or activities, I went to Topshop in Japan a lot. Whenever I go, I like the jackets a lot and what I especially buy a lot are accessories, since I really like fancy accessories. I like such accessories a lot, and for makeup, I buy a lot of gel-liner. What else is there…so whenever I have the time I always make sure to stop by at Topshop and buy pretty clothes.”
On May 3rd, Hyoyeon opened an Instagram account and began posting pictures on the popular photo-sharing service. Hyoyeon’s first uploads centered on a trip to Bangkok, Thailand, and she has since uploaded a seven-frame photoset and selcas with SHINee’s Key and miss A’s Min.
Hyoyeon can be found on Instagram under the username watasiwahyo. Taeyeon and Hyoyeon are currently the only members of Girls’ Generation with official Instagram accounts.
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On May 8th, Sunny and Hyoyeon attended the “MSFTSrep X GENERAL IDEA Collaboration” pop-up store opening in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The special event celebrated the collaboration between Korean fashion designer and founder of “GENERAL IDEA”, Choi Bumsuk, and American actor and creator of the “MSFTSrep” clothing line, Jaden Smith. Sunny and Hyoyeon arrived at the event in their own unique outfits, dressed with the streetwear fashion theme in mind.
Check out photos of Sunny and Hyoyeon at the “MSFTSrep X GENERAL IDEA Collaboration” event here.
On May 3rd, Hyoyeon performed on “Dancing with the Stars 3″, dancing a routine set to Michael Jackson’s “Dangerous”, “Ain’t No Sunshine”, and “Billie Jean”. Though it has been nearly a year since Hyoyeon’s final performance on the second season of “Dancing with the Stars”, her dance sports skills were as polished as ever, and she thrilled the audience with three powerful routines.
Check it out below~
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On May 3rd, Hyoyeon will have a special performance on “Dancing with the Stars 3″, the third season of the reality dancing competition.
According to the staff, Hyoyeon will start off with choreography from Michael Jackson’s hit songs, followed by the cha cha cha and the rumba, showing flashy and diverse dances.
A source stated, “Hyoyeon, who got on stage for the first time in a while, will show off her usual dance sports skills. Please look forward to her changing into outfits that suit the dance and song each time, showing a new image.”
In 2012, Hyoyeon starred in the second season of Korea’s “Dancing with the Stars”, in which she was the runner-up.
Hyoyeon’s appearance on “Dancing with the Stars 3″ will air tonight at 10 PM KST.
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Girls’ Generation’s breakdancing machine knows how to have some fun!
Recently, an online community bulletin posted several pictures of Hyoyeon under the title “Hyoyeon’s dinner party.” Inside the photos, Hyoyeon looks to be enjoying herself on a special girls night out with her friends. Just like normal girls who love to dress up and go out, Hyoyeon and her friends seized the opportunity to look their best having fun chatting and catching up over a few drinks.
The photos reveal a beautiful backdrop of the night sky. Her skin gives off a natural glow making several netizens wonder if she’s currently dating.
Check out more photos of Hyoyeon with her friends here.
On April 12th, MBC revealed that Girls’ Generation’s Sunny and Seohyun will be narrating for “Real Men”, a new show on MBC’s “Sunday Night” television lineup.
“Real Men” is a program that will show viewers what the army is really like. Girls’ Generation’s Sunny and Seohyun will be observing from a woman’s point of view.
Girls’ Generation said, “We were very surprised at everything that was happening in the camp. The way they fold their laundry, the way they are always in formation when walking to the cafeteria to eat, and even the way they tie their boots. All the know-hows were interesting.”
The first episode of “Real Men” will feature actor Kim Sooro and five other men entering the training camp to be trained by Wheesung, a singer currently carrying out his mandatory military service. The show will begin airing on April 14th at 6:25 PM KST.
On March 11th, Tiffany, Hyoyeon, and Seohyun attended the Korean premiere of “G.I. Joe 2″. Dressed in casual, elegant outfits, the three members posed for photos on the red carpet. The stars of “G.I. Joe 2″, including Lee Byung Hun, a South Korean actor, and Dwayne Johnson, also attended the premiere.
Girls’ Generation‘s Sunny could not hide her expression on broadcast. Sunny, along with the other members of Girls’ Generation recently appeared on the jTBC talk show “ShinhwaBroadcast.”
During one part of the program, host Kim Dong Wan imitated the pelvic moves of Girls’ Generation’s current dance. Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon demonstrated the moves, holding both hands over the head, then rotating the hips as if making a number 8. Upon Kim Dong Wan’s imitation, Sunny could not help but show on her face how shocking she found the greasy dance.
The other Girls’ Generation members saw Sunny’s expression and were helpless against a fit of laughter.
“Hyoyeon’s dance is a proper figure of eight, but Kim Dong Wan’s doesn’t look right,” Sunny said.
Hyoyeon and Yuri’s appearance on MBC’s “Magic Concert” was broadcast last night at 6:25 PM. Both members participated in magic tricks from magicians Danny Ocean and Choi Hyunwoo, which included tricks of prediction, cards, coins, and snakes. Check out the episode below.
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Tonight, February 10th, Girls’ Generation’s Hyoyeon and Yuri will be appearing as guests on MBC’s “Magic Concert” with magicians Danny Ocean, a mentalist from Germany, and Choi Hyunwoo, who has appeared with Girls’ Generation in the past in shows such as “Star King”.
This episode will feature several magic tricks, including a “psychology” trick in which Danny Ocean attempts to predict the location and orientation of a hidden coin. Both Hyoyeon and Yuri participated in the trick, but the magician remarked that he had a difficult time performing the trick with Yuri because she surprised him with her ability to lie.
During the show, Hyoyeon also received her first tarot card reading when magician Choi Hyunwoo asked Hyoyeon what she was most curious about, and she asked if she would find a boyfriend. Hyoyeon’s tarot card reading predicted that she would soon get a boyfriend who was a “mother’s friend’s son” (translator’s note: a “mother’s friend’s son” is a man who mothers compare their own children to and is skilled at everything).
Finally, in celebration of the Lunar New Year, “Magic Concert” also featured a rice cake slicing battle. Hyoyeon impressed those on the set with her rice cake slicing skills, which were even better than MC Park Jiyoon’s.
Hyoyeon and Yuri’s appearance on “Magic Concert” will air tonight at 6:25 PM KST.
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Girls’ Generation‘s Hyoyeon recently made a guest appearance on MBC‘sSunday Night‘s “Magic Concert – This is Magic!” where she learned from her tarot cards that she will be meeting her future boyfriend soon.
It was Hyoyeon’s first time having her future read in tarot cards by magician Choi Hyun Woo, and could not contain her excitement.
When Choi Hyun Woo asked Hyoyeon if there was anything she was curious to know through tarot cards she asked, “Will I ever be able to find a boyfriend?” Magician Choi Hyun Woo replied, “You will soon have a boyfriend who has many talents” to the happiness of Hyoyeon.
Magician Choi Hyun Woo also performed magic tricks with a snake over 3 meters long. Although MC Jung Jun Ha was too scared to go near the snake, Hyoyeon surprised everyone by petting it without the slightest bit of hesitation or fear.
The episode featuring Hyoyeon having her tarot cards read will air on February 10.
