Adding a spoon to Hyori-su.. Tiffany: "I want Hyori-shup, even a producer proposal is OK" [Young Street]

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Tiffany Young, a member of the girl group Sony era, expresses interest in the project group 'Hyori-su'.

On the 11th, on SBS Power FM's 'Wendy's Young Street' (hereinafter 'Young Street'), which was broadcast, Tiffany Young appeared as a guest to share various stories, from behind-the-scenes of her new single to future activity plans and recent interests, commemorating her 10th anniversary of solo debut with the new single 'Summer's Not Over'.

On that day, regarding her new song 'Summer's Not Over', Tiffany Young stated, "I was also born in summer, and Girls' Generation also debuted in summer. The season of summer is very special, so this song came to me."

In response to a listener's request for spoilers about the upcoming regular album, she said, "It is still being recorded, but I am arranging the tracklist like a story," raising expectations.

A real-time story asking, "Do you remember the 'Dear Mom' stage where Tiffany Young and DJ Wendy once kissed together?" also arrived. In response, Tiffany Young recalled, "It's already 11 years ago. I remember singing it during Girls' Generation's 'PARTY' activities." The two sang 'Dear Mom' together on the spot, showing their unchanged chemistry and receiving a warm response from listeners.

Questions about 'Hyori-su', which has recently become a hot topic, continued. Hyori-su is a project unit formed by Girls' Generation members Hyoyeon, Yuri, and Sooyoung.

Tiffany Young said, "If Hyori-su makes a producer proposal, I will do it," and then added, "To compete with Hyori-su, I will have Taeteaseo come back," eliciting laughter. Tiffany debuted in 2012 as part of the Girls' Generation unit group Taeteaseo with Taeyeon and Seohyun, leaving behind hit songs such as 'Twinkle' and 'Holler' and receiving much love.

Additionally, Tiffany said, "I want to try a dance unit with Hyori-su," and conveyed her honest wish, "I want to add Tiffany's 'T' to Hyori-su to make 'Hyori-shup'."

In response to a listener's question about her newly acquired hobby, she answered, "I have started enjoying watching fight videos," drawing attention. Tiffany Young said, "I feel inspired because I feel that fighters competing in a short time with their own skills is similar to performing on stage."

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