아이브, 뉴진스, 르세라핌 일본광고 돌아가면서 나오는 이유? 르세라핌일본, 르세라핌일본반응, 은채일본광고, 사쿠라일본, 뉴진스일본, 아이브일본

There's a TV commercial in Japan, and there's a BTS Xylitol commercial. Soon after, Apple's iPhone commercial comes out, and the model is dancing. The K-pop rookie idol is Ryujin. Next, there's a commercial for the Japanese university of Le Seraphim Sakura. Now, beyond the appearance on Japanese broadcasts, Japanese companies have started to use K-pop idols as advertising models. Even if it's a global company, there's a Japanese branch, of course, and it's natural for the Japanese branch to pick the confirm and advertising model for the ad. The number of K-pop idols' advertisements is increasing. In particular, if you look at the Japanese ad of Apple, which recently topped the global market, you can see the music video of Ryujin, who made a comeback with a new song. Even Apple's logo changes to a rabbit shape that symbolizes Ryujin. Apple's logo is very symbolic, but the fact that it changes to a rabbit shape of Ryujin's character is quite significant. Also, Japanese people's love for iPhones is so amazing that Apple's love is famous. That's why in the Japanese smartphone market, iPhones account for more than 50% of the share, showing a semi-autonomous system. Except for the middle-aged class, all the young people are using iPhones. If you give your smartphone to a young Japanese person, you'll be an iPhone soon. There's a reason why Ryujin became an advertising model in Japan. If you look at the popularity rankings of girl groups that young people who recently appeared on Japanese broadcasts like, There are Ryujin and Yves in the top two and third place of Le Seraphim. In particular, Yves is in the top three of BTS's favorite singers and favorite songs, continuing its momentum in Japan. Yves' popularity was also proven by holding 8 fan concerts in Japan. Yves also has a Japanese personality, so there is no problem communicating in various programs, which is a team that can make good use of its strengths. There's one more team with a Japanese member. It's Le Seraphim. In particular, Le Seraphim's Saku is a veteran K-pop idol with more than 10 years of broadcasting experience. The reputation of a K-pop idol member who is good at Japanese comedians' ad-libs will be very important on Japanese broadcasts. The image of Saku, who is constantly challenging, is also making very well in Japan. He came out to advertise a Japanese digital university and is sending a message about dreams and hopes to young people. And Le Seraphim's youngest, Eun-chae, also shot an ad in Japan this time. It's not a group ad, it's a solo ad. You might wonder if she's a model for a Korean company or a global company. It's a company called Roto Pharmaceutical in Japan, famous for Anyak and Hadarabu. In other words, without any other connection, the Japanese pharmaceutical company targeted the younger generation and used Le Seraphim's Eun-chae as a model for a solo ad. I'll leave a link to the full video of Eun-chae's ad in the More section. Street advertising, pop-up store, album sales, and new records. I think K-pop girl groups are continuing to gain popularity in Japan from the 3rd generation. With this momentum, not only in Japan, but also in Asia, the scale of the concert is spreading worldwide. New Jeans will be performing at the Lollapalooza event in Chicago, U.S.A. in a little while. After filming in the U.S., I went to the Summer Sonic Festival in Tokyo, Japan, and then went back to Mexico. It feels like the genre of K-pop is expanding as the 4th generation girl groups are getting busier and busier. New Jeans' concert in Chicago, U.S.A. will be held overseas again soon. Thank you for watching as always. Have a comfortable day today. It was KPOP STATION. End