00:00Hey, it's Brooke Morrison with Odyssey and we're here with AT HEART!
00:05Hey, we are HEART! We are AT HEART!
00:10Hello, my name is Michi from AT HEART and I'm from Hawaii. Aloha!
00:18I'm so honored to be here today. Thank you!
00:22Hi, my name is Irene from AT HEART. I learned dancing since I was young.
00:27Dancing is my life and passion. Thank you!
00:32Hi, my name is Nahyun and I'm 16 years old. I'm the youngest in the group.
00:38This is my first time in LA. I'm so happy! Thank you!
00:47Hi, my name is Bong and I really love singing and main vocal of AT HEART.
00:53I'm AKA Vocal Monster!
00:58Nice!
00:59Hi, I'm Sohyun from AT HEART. I'm 17 years old and I love singing and dancing and you!
01:12Hi, I'm Caitlin from AT HEART and I'm from the Philippines.
01:15Mabuhai! Mabuhai!
01:17Mabuhai!
01:18How's everybody feeling?
01:19We're doing good!
01:20We're pretty excited to be here.
01:22Good, me too. Beautiful LA day. The weather is amazing.
01:25Yes!
01:26Yeah, congratulations on your debut as well.
01:29Thank you!
01:30Thank you so much!
01:31The name AT HEART, I love it. Sometimes it's like stylized with the AT sign too.
01:34What does that mean to you guys either personally or as a group?
01:37So our group name actually does combine AT and HEART which means that we communicate sincerely through our hearts and communicate with all our fans around the world.
01:48I think one of our goals is really to kind of grow a global fan base and to me our group name means just to be ourselves and authentic and who we are at HEART and not change anything.
02:02I love that. That's beautiful.
02:04Yeah.
02:05In your EP, it's Plot Twist and I think that's all about like unexpected change I would say.
02:11What is the biggest kind of unexpected change you guys have experienced since debut?
02:16For me, the Korean culture and the Korean language is like the biggest plot twist because it's like so different from what I've known my whole life.
02:25And like a smaller plot twist is like in my family, I'm the sixth child out of seven children.
02:31So I'm like the, I'm used to like getting babied a lot.
02:36But in here, I'm one of the eldest.
02:39Okay.
02:40So I'm the one that's doing the babying.
02:42Right?
02:43Yeah.
02:44It's like, yeah.
02:45I love that.
02:46I love that.
02:47I never got a chance to do either as a middle child.
02:49So that must be nice to get to do one or the other.
02:51It's amazing.
02:52All right.
02:53So speaking of like big titles since your debut, I'm going to read this because it's a lot.
02:56So I have to like look at something to actually say it.
02:58You were named Billboard's K-pop Rookie of the Month at debut as well as Apple Music Korea's Up Next Artist.
03:06Ooh.
03:07And then last but not least, Variety called your debut.
03:09It could be one of K-pop's most anticipated launches of 2025.
03:13Wow.
03:14Amazing.
03:15So because that's so big, I feel like whenever you have like a newer artist or a newer group that's labeled all these amazing things,
03:21it could either be really motivational or really heavy and could add a lot of pressure to you guys.
03:26So where do you guys stand with that both individually and then as a group?
03:30The attention makes us so happy.
03:32I love that.
03:33That's so much.
03:34It seems like you guys have had a great start already.
03:36You're welcome.
03:37And you've trained under Titan content, which has bases, you know, in LA and in Seoul and that's kind of like across cultures and everything.
03:42Do you think that gives you guys an edge?
03:43Then what do you think you've taken from, you know, having a Western training system versus a K-pop training system?
03:47Since our main office is in LA, so ์ ํฌ๊ฐ ๋ฐ๋ทํ ์ง ์ผ๋ง ์ ๋๋๋ฐ ์ด๋ ๊ฒ ๋ฏธ๊ตญ์ ์์ ์ฌ๋ฌ ํ๋ก๋ชจ์ ์ ํ ์ ์๋ ๊ฒ ๋๋ฌด ๊ธฐ์๊ณ
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