K-pop stars get tipsy on YouTube, but some voice concerns
Talk show content involving drinking has become a new trend among web-based variety shows. Screen captured from YouTubeBy Lee Gyu-leeOffering a glimpse into the private lives of celebrities is a surefire formula for attracting viewers. Adding some liquor to the equation could spice things up even more.That's exactly the formula rapper Lee Young-ji used for her show, “Not Much Prepared,” which debuted on YouTube, inviting big-name celebrities to shoot the breeze over a tipple. The program soon created a huge buzz among viewers and on social media.“Not Much Prepared,” which opened on the video-sharing platform in June last year, has garnered over 2.84 million subscribers so far. For each episode, a guest is invited to Lee's house to talk about his or her life and career, sharing intimate, personal stories while knocking down some shots and enjoying some food together. The show has featured a number of famous K-pop stars like Jisoo of girl group BLACKPINK, Jin of BTS, Key of SHINee, Nayeon, and Chaeyoung of TWICE, as well as Danish pop singer Christopher Lund Nis
