A talented dancer sibling pair has appeared, making Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Sugeun pleased.
In the 330th episode of KBS Joy's 'Ask Anything' aired on the 25th, a sibling pair of elementary school students, known as 'dancer dreams,' participated as storytellers.
Early in the broadcast, the elementary school sibling storytellers introduced themselves by saying, 'The video of us dancing at school has surpassed 6 million views on YouTube.' Afterward, Seo Jang-hoon and Lee Sugeun expressed admiration after seeing the sibling pair dance right in front of them.
Seo Jang-hoon expressed admiration, saying, 'We have been doing 'Ask Anything' for seven years, and among the children we have seen during that time, you are the best. I feel like I am seeing friends who are truly professional and have perfect techniques for the first time.' He added, 'You two could even be sibling musicians.' Meanwhile, Lee Sugeun said, 'It feels like the powerful way BoA danced as a child.'
In response to Seo Jang-hoon's question, 'When did you start dancing?', the sister storyteller explained that she learned belly dancing at the age of 5 on her mother's suggestion and began dancing following her mother's encouragement to learn broadcast dance. The younger brother added that he started dancing by following his sister.
When the storyteller said, 'Nowadays, there are many friends who dance much better and with much more flair than us,' Lee Sugeun praised them, saying, 'You've even learned humility and are a friend who has the basics to enter a large agency.'
The two storytellers explained that their dream is to become famous dancers and expressed their admiration for Kyoka from the crew 'Ojo Gang.'
Meanwhile, the storyteller confessed, 'While dancing skills are important to become a dancer, confidence is also crucial,' adding, 'There are many peers who are much more skilled and confident, and we feel like we lack in that regard.'
In response, Seo Jang-hoon firmly replied, 'You are not lacking,' while smiling. He also encouraged, 'Considering how many professional entertainers we've seen apart from you, your degree of technique is such that you wouldn't fall behind anyone. So don't worry about it and have confidence.'
Lee Sugeun offered realistic advice, saying, 'If you overdo it while young, you will get hurt, so you need to take care of yourself.' Seo Jang-hoon added, 'What's really important starts when you become an adult. Practice hard and study hard.'
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