'Jeonchamsi' Lissenne, New 99-Pyeong Dorm and First Number-One Music Show Win in 680 Days.. Touching Growth Story [Comprehensive]

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The group Lissenne, appearing on 'Jeonji-jeok Chamgyeon Sijeom' (Full Observation Perspective), completed a touching narrative of growth.

In the 410th episode of MBC's variety program 'Jeonji-jeok Chamgyeon Sijeom' (hereinafter 'Jeonchamsi'), broadcast on the 8th, Lissenne's changed daily life and unchanging friendship were revealed after returning home as a number-one artist.

On this day, Lissenne appeared in the studio as a complete group, starting with self-introductions reflecting each member's individuality and a parade of 'one person, one catchphrase,' immediately sparking laughter. The previous broadcast featuring Lissenne on 'Jeonchamsi' had become a hot topic. With over 100 inquiries for advertisements and a flood of requests to serve as various promotional ambassadors, observer Song Eun-i certified herself as a true fan by reciting Lissenne's content and recent updates one after another, and 'Jeonchamsi' produced the number-one topic for two consecutive weeks.

Lissenne's home also changed significantly. Leaving behind their old dorm where they shared a single bathroom, the members moved into a new 99-pyeong (approximately 327 square meters) residence, enjoying rooms tailored to each member's taste and three separate bathrooms. However, even with the expanded space, the distance between the five members remained unchanged. Although they considered introducing walkie-talkies because voices couldn't be heard from one room to another, the members played hide-and-seek and pillow fights, and whenever one moved, the others followed closely, using the 99th-pyeong dorm as if it were only 10 pyeong (approximately 33 square meters). As manager Kim Hye-soo reported, "Once a love bug, always a love bug."

They also felt their changed status during the pre-recording and live broadcast stages of MBC's 'Show! Music Core.' While it was once difficult even to appear on music shows, this time they confidently secured a spot as a number-one candidate between aespa and Federal Reserve. Nevertheless, the members began eating gukbap (rice soup) at 5:30 a.m., read through fan letters that had increased four to five times their previous volume, sat tightly together on a three-person sofa without stopping conversation, and took naps lying on the floor during breaks. This analog waiting room scene conveyed their carefree charm even as number-one artists.

However, on stage, they transformed into professional idols. Members who didn't even know how to wear in-ear monitors during their first music show now prepared skillfully and took the stage. Over 400 fans who had rushed from early morning supported them with rubber glove cheers. Moreover, unlike the past when they were rejected for challenge requests, they now receive many filming requests from fellow singers.

Receiving the 'number-one candidate microphone' for the first time in their lives and standing in the front row among all participants, Lissenne ultimately ranked third on this day. The members expressed gratitude to fans who voted and cheered rather than showing regret, and after achieving a triple crown across music shows starting with their first number-one win on terrestrial TV a week later, they bowed deeply to their fans. Manager Kim Hye-soo recalled, "The time the members endured for their debut flashed before them like a panorama, so much so that they cried until they couldn't see clearly." The 680 days it took for Lissenne to dye the world with their unique scent finally shone brightly.

After ending their activities, Lissenne held a dinner at their favorite meat restaurant they had frequently visited since their trainee days. The owner, moved to tears upon seeing the members appear on advertisements, celebrated their growth as if it were his own. Lissenne reflected on their dreamlike 'Pretty Girl' activities, saying, "We laughed and cried more than ever before in our activities." Upon hearing news of an invitation for the eagerly awaited year-end stage following their music show number-one win, the members cheered. Manager Kim Hye-soo revealed that she had been preparing arrangements for the year-end stage since three years ago while waiting for a future opportunity, and that all lyrics by Lissenne contain messages they wanted to say to the members, adding to the emotional impact.

Pains from their trainee days, which had been overshadowed by today's splendor, were revealed for the first time. Mei decided to leave the team because she saw no hope for the future, but Won held her back by telling Mei's parents, "Please trust me just once." Additionally, the representative and manager Kim Hye-soo shared the behind-the-scenes of casting the members, reflecting that five individuals with different scents came together to complete today's Lissenne. Finally, Won pledged, "Let us not lose our original intention and be grateful for small things," and the members expressed gratitude to their parents and company staff. Lissenne, who had trusted and supported each other through difficult moments, left another deep emotional impact with a growth story of 'shining brighter because we are together.'

Meanwhile, next week's broadcast will reveal actor Lee Dong-ha's sweet double life as the fierce 'Manager Nam' in the recently concluded SBS drama 'Manager Kim,' and actress Yoon Ga-i's passionate day as an eight-year veteran. Lee Dong-ha is expected to stir up a 'single person' frenzy with his top-tier cooking skills and honey-dripping eyes, portraying a devoted husband to his wife Park So-jin.

In the meantime, Yoon Ga-i will reveal her sincere dedication to acting through unique routines such as water energy charging, vocal mimicry research, sign language lessons, and vocal training. She is also scheduled to have a special meeting with Jo Yu-ri, whom she attended high school with in Busan, reminiscing about the dreams they shared ten years ago.

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