[News] BEAST comes to 'Music Bank' to support same company artist G.NA
2010.07.17
BEAST made a surprise visit to 'Music Bank' to support G.NA, who was previously in a group called 'Five Girls'.
On July 16th, G.NA showed off her debut stage of 'I'll back off so you can live (feat. JunHyung) at the KBS ShinKwan Hall in Yeouido, where KBS 2TV's 'Music Bank' was held live.
BEAST, who is in the same company as G.NA, came to 'Music Bank' for her first broadcast, although they are currently having vacation time. Besides Yong JunHyung, who is featuring in the song, Yoon DooJoon, Yang YoSeob, Jang HyunSeung, and Son DongWoon were all wearing regular clothes.
Meeting with a Newsen reporter, BEAST said, "We came to 'Music Bank' to support G.NA nuna", and "We hope that she does her first performance well. Fighting".
Before her first performance, G.NA shared a dressing room with her company colleagues 4minute and loosened her nerves. G.NA stated, "I'm really nervous for my debut stage", "There's a lot of points that I need to work on, and I will keep on developing from here".
BEAST has completed their Asian promotion with great success and have returned to Korea.
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