Hi guys, we're--

[together] SuperM!

And this is WIRED's K-pop Support.

Woo!

[upbeat music]

We'll start with the first question.

Let's go!

Okay!

#asksuperm Can you describe the member

next to you with one word?

Handsome!

[together] Awww!

Oh my god.

Okay two, okay um Kai, Kai, Kai.

Ummm.

Good.

Oh my god.

Good one please.

Good one?

Okay.

Ken is like

Cat?

[speaks in Korean]

Uh [speaks in Korean] Fox.

Friend.

Oh.

Oh.

Genius.

[together] Ohhhhh!

[speaks in Korean]

Cool!

Cool!

[speaks in Korean]

I know sometimes he reminds me of Gingerbread Man.

You know, from Shrek?

[speaks in Korean]

Gingerbread Man.

[speaks in Korean]

I'm curious, who was the first group that

introduced you to K-pop and do you still

stan them now?

[speaks in Korean]

Rain, that's cool.

Legend.

Yeah.

[speaks in Korean]

So for me, it's BoA and SHINee.

And for me, SHINee.

[together] TVXQ.

[speaks in Korean]

And the next question is from Taytor tot.

What's your favorite music video?

Doesn't have to be K-pop.

Ohhh.

Oh that's hard.

I also went to Rosalia, right?

All of her videos are very,

like the colors and the concepts

are very, very interesting, so I keep

like, looking through all her music video, yeah.

[speaks in Korean]

I love Justin Timberlake Suit and Tie.

Oh, Suit and Tie.

Featuring Jay-Z.

[singing] Suit and tie.

[speaks in Korean]

Oh!

[speaks in Korean]

Famous!

Famous!

All right

[speaks in Korean]

Famous!

We're all fans of each other, so, alright.

Star Angelica star.

What are the significance of light sticks in K-pop?

I've always wanted to know.

I don't know, sometimes they use it in concerts

and they light it up when the artist chooses

it to light up in the color they want.

I think, or something like that.

[speaks in Korean]

Our light stick is pink.

Pink.

And we chose pink because we represent our label, SM.

And SM's color is pink, so we use that as our light stick.

[speaks in Korean]

With an exclamation mark.

Okay, does anyone find K-pop music videos

really addictive?

Like you come back and want to watch the same video

more and more?

Um, thank you.

[speaks in Korean]

Wow, Kai says he's never seen his own

music video more than once.

The next question is from Halllyu Website.

What are the best three K-pop music videos

that have come out so far this year?

Pick one, pick only three.

Jopping, Moonwalk, Want.

Yeah!

For me, NCT Dream.

Boom.

Ah!

[sings bass line]

Yeah.

I know one.

Mine is Taemin Young, Famous.

Famous!

Oh.

[speaks in Korean]

[Everybody] Oh!

So me is Taemin, Famous.

Taeyong likes NCT Dream Boom,

and then Baekhyun likes NCT 127 Superhuman.

This one's from Syazana.

Let's go.

Addicted to K-pop dance practice videos,

especially those with intense routine.

Complicated, synchronize, sharp, on point,

beautiful genius choreography.

How do they do that?

#impressed.

[speaks in Korean]

[Ten] Practice.

Next one, next one.

Soft Jen.

Is dancing alone to K-pop songs in your apartment

considered as work out?

I think, I think so.

You can still call it a workout.

Cause, you know, you're moving your body.

It actually requires a lot of, you know,

core energy to dance, so.

It depends on how hard you go on the dances,

but for sure, K-pop dances are actually

pretty, like, intense.

So, if you do it correctly, you can have a good body.

On This Day in K-Pop.

All right.

What's a K-pop lyric you always have

stuck in your head?

[sings] Confession

[together] Confession.

[sings] She like danger, and I like her.

That was a song called Dangerous Woman.

It hasn't been released yet,

but if you come to the tour you can listen to it.

Yeah!

So the next question from Shay Will.

Am I too old to get into K-pop?

It's pretty fun.

[speaks in Korean]

No, I think K-pop is for all ages though.

You don't need to be young to love K-pop.

It's like, all over the place.

You can, every age can love K-pop.

K-pop [speaks in Korean].

No age limit.

[speaks in Korean]

You're not too old.

Taeyong.

Okay.

You're going to read this out for us.

Okay.

Question, is pureempire?

Right?

Pure empire?

[Baekhyun] Pure Empire.

Oh, Pure Empire.

[together] Ah Pure Empire.

Pure Empire.

Okay, Pure Empire.

What was your motivation to becoming an idol?

[speaks in Korean]

And for me it's Step Up 2.

I watched that movie and from then

I start to take dancing as my hobby.

And then my grandmother really influenced me

into, like, becoming a K-pop idol

because she keep showing me Super Junior.

Ahh.

And from then I started watching Super Junior

and then go on to BoA and then SHINee.

And that makes me here, that bring me here.

[speaks in Korean]

[speaks in Korean]

Hey guys, this was WIRED's K-pop Support.

[together] See you next time!