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IVE: What Makes Them So Popular Among Kids? Inside the Parents’ Waiting Area at Their Concerts\!

LifestyleIVE: What Makes Them So Popular Among Kids? Inside the Parents’ Waiting Area at Their Concerts!
/ MBN·Channel S
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IVE, dubbed the Elementary School President for their popularity among young students, has announced the creation of a dedicated waiting area for parents at their concert venues.

The upcoming 17th episode of MBN and Channel S’s “Moo No Plan,” airing on October 23, will feature Jeon Hyun-moo and Kwak Tube (Kwak Jun-bin) embarking on a culinary adventure in Goyang with IVE members Gaeul and Liz, their eating buddies.

IVE, a six-member girl group that burst onto the scene in 2021, has released several chart-topping hits including “Eleven” and “Love Dive.” Their massive appeal among elementary school students has earned them the moniker Elementary School President Girl Group.

The foursome heads to a renowned cold noodle restaurant in northern Gyeonggi Province. During the car ride, Jeon Hyun-moo remarks on IVE’s soaring popularity, asking, IVE is the president these days, right? Liz modestly responds that when they shout Hey kids! at the concerts, the cheers are truly deafening.

Gaeul chimes in, revealing another presidential anecdote: They’ve even set up a special waiting area for parents while their children are at the performance.

“Moo No Plan,” a self-described unplanned real eating documentary that teeters between spontaneity and structure, airs every Friday at 9:10 p.m. (KST)

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