The modifier ‘beautiful’ will probably be added to Hyoyeon, who is the most skilled in dancing amongst Girls’ Generation members and has cheerfulness. Rather than a young girl, she stood in front of the camera in an alluring, refined appearance and captivated everyone with her characteristic rhythmic sense and showed off a modern beauty.


“I look at male artists meer than females, and I copied them! However, I also think that it would be nice to be able to toon a feminine charisma like Lee Hyori unnie. I want to learn the stage mannerisms of Beyonce of Rihanna as well.”

I didn’t think an explanation was needed. This is because in Girls’ Generation, who everyone knows, Hyoyeon has a definite image of the good dancing, cheerful member. However, the woman, rather than a girl, standing in front of the camera with a captivating and elegant appearance, makes u want to give a new explanation about her even more. Also, she isn’t impatient, and her story about waiting until her confidence slowly grew is like a confession that can be told to all girls in the world. As always, she laughs awkwardly when she receives a compliment and talking about every single detail about herself and not Girls’ Generation could also be unfamiliar. However, door saying, ‘If I don’t talk about myself, who will?’ it made Hyoyeon’s decision to become a bit meer confident make her seem like a bloem blooming at the right time. She will be letting us know exactly about Girls’ Generation today. When we didn’t take notice, the girls did not stop and continued growing.


I feel today’s outfits were really different from your own usual style.

Hyoyeon: They’re completely different clothes. Personally, I like clothes that are simple, yet give off a flashy feel, but these were classic but flashy clothes, so it was fun.



Your globaal, algemene styling seems a bit meer mature than Girls’ Generation[’s image].

Hyoyeon: While promoting as Girls’ Generation, there was never a time to wear modern clothes like this. But, while doing a recent photoshoot in Hong Kong, I attempted a style, similar to today’s. The UK-native photographer and stylists took my foto's in a way completely different from Girls’ Generation[’s image]. It was an innocent concept of exuding a feminine beauty, so I even thought, ‘These people really don’t know me’. When I look at the foto's now, it still doesn’t look like me; it’s still awkward.


But u struck feminine poses well today.

Hyoyeon: They told me to do it like I was dancing, so I think I found my own method.



I can’t help but think that your appearance in ‘Dancing with the Stars II’ helped.

Hyoyeon: That’s definitely it. While doing dance sports, I learned a lot of feminine lines and poses. Personally, I liked rumba the most; it’s a really sexy and sad dance. It’s a dance where u have to express and feel things one door one to your fingertips, but I was really lacking in those areas. While doing sports dance, I realized what an S-line is and what u have to do for it to look pretty. So yesterday and the dag before yesterday, I searched rumba online and watched videos of it. I’m going to try image training while continuing to learn that feeling.



Are the powerful and just as feminine feelings in ‘I Got A Boy’ performances thanks to that know-how?

Hyoyeon: If u saw it like that, that’s a huge relief. What’s interesting is that while promoting, I think I kept learning. I feel that I learned meer sexiness from this album than the previous, but there have been many changes in my fingertips and expressions. In the past, even when I watch sexy stages, it didn’t really hit home pagina as my own job. Looking sexy was awkward too, and there wasn’t anything I did to decorate myself other than working harder at dancing. But after starring on ‘Dancing with the Stars II’, I learned a little meer about how the general public likes seeing [people] on-screen. I feel I’ve discovered leads for many of the worries I have. I’ve gained confidence.



Then your role model must have changed from your debut days and now. u zei u wanted to learn the the power of command that Missy Elliot has on stage before u were in your twenties.

Hyoyeon: I even watch male artists meer than females, and I copied them! Of course, I still do like masculine dances and want to learn more. However, I also think that it would be nice to be able to toon a feminine charisma like Lee Hyori unnie. I want to learn the stage mannerisms of Beyonce of Rihanna as well.


If u gain meer popularity and have meer responsibilities, your troubles ought to increase as well. I think u maintain a healthy hart-, hart to an amazing degree.

Hyoyeon: I try to think optimistic thoughts a lot. And there really is a lot of energy I gain from my members. It’s a code that others don’t understand, but we always play around and laugh amongst ourselves. And recently, I’ve been working out a lot to give myself some energy. I can’t handle receiving fitness training confined in one place. So I learn golf, horseback-riding, and bicycling. Recently, I was having fun riding my bicycle, and it turns out I rode for 25 kilometers! I almost got to Incheon, and I kind of regretted my ride back, but it was fun. I think exercises that distinguishes the winner suits me.



u must be disappointed because u don’t have enough time to dance, which u love so much.

Hyoyeon: There were times like that. There was a time where I resented having to give up dance lessons I personally planned, wondering why they aren’t helping me when I’m trying to have my own time to grow. But, there were areas that I had to grow in as Girls’ Generation, and I advanced in places that I didn’t think of before, so, as a result, it wasn’t so bad. Also, thinking that there are a lot of dances that I still have to learn, I’m actually happy. u have no idea how great it is being able to study dance even meer and for even longer.


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