Mamamoo's Moonbyul shocked her by saying that there were CCTVs in her accommodation in the past.
On the 26th, a video was posted on the YouTube channel 'Just Lee Mi-joo' saying "K-POP trade secret, now I can tell you "
On this day, Lee Mi-joo hosted the 94s Meeting and invited Moonbyul, Young-ji, Hyojung, and Seul-gi to talk.
Lee Mi-joo asked about the agency rules of the time, and Seul-gi said "We didn't give cell phones to us in our time." Moonbyul did not give " in response. So we exchanged e-mails"I carried portable Wi-Fi with me. I carried portable Wi-Fi if I wanted to go around a little rich because the data was not working outside.
Seulgi said "We could use our cell phones when we got home. I couldn't bring my cell phone when I was working. I think I won first place on a music program and received it." Hyojung responded, "I won first place and received it." I got it in five years. I haven't had a cell phone in five years", referring to the time of forced digital detox.
Lee Mi-joo "When we all practiced, the managers sneaked into the accommodation and inspected the accommodation. If I got caught with food or something like that, I brought all of it, so I was very scolded at the time.
Then Moonbyul "We had CCTV. It was in front of the house and in the kitchen"Surprised everyone. Moonbyul said "We acted. It's so frustrating to stay inside the house on weekends. I want to go sightseeing in Hongdae. Did you wear your outwear inside or throw it out the window. "I wore sportswear and took a jump rope with me. Don't you think you can't hear the sound?" We had a show-off conversation as if we were going to exercise."
Hyojung "In a music show, two or more people had to go to the bathroom to send them to the bathroom"He said "I think it's because I think it was there even if I was going to hit the eye with a man by myself, and I think I'm going to get a note, so I think it's because it's like that." Seulgi was surprised when she heard this, saying "Do you have any paper?" and Hyojung smiled with an unfair expression "I've never received it."
