- Stage-diving. Let's go.
- Oh this is stage-diving!
You always wanted it.
- Alright I'm going. Let's go.
- Okay let's go.
- Go!
[laughter]
[soft music]
- I first was able to meet Dowoon,
well, the whole team was basically wanting to meet Dowoon
because we were trainees and then we
were in an acoustic band,
and then we came to the conclusion that,
you know, a full band might be good.
Might be nice for our style.
so we recruited Dowoon,
and that's how it became Day6.
- When I first saw him, it seems like popular singer.
[speaking Korean]
He's very tall and handsome.
and yellow colored hair.
- Super shy, quiet kid.
He seemed really nice.
Little did I know...
No I'm just kidding but
he's a really good kid.
And I think that impression really shined through
the first time I met him.
- Jae is really big brother in our team,
and I was very youngest in our team,
so he's my big brother.
- We have a thing called the maknae in Korea,
in Korean groups,
and I think he's the kind of maknae that goes around,
you know, supporting everybody,
trying to be of help, trying to uplift people
when they're, you know, feeling down
or they had a hard day.
And that's something that I really admire.
[speaking Korean]
- It's been like 10 years so I don't really
remember our first time, but I walked into the room
but I remember having, like, a good vibe from him.
He has a nice first impression kind of face.
He taught me over 10 years
that it's okay to live slower.
[speaking Korean]
- I was more of an uptight person
and he was more of an easy-going,
like, laid-back, go-with-the-flow kind of guy.
[speaking Korean]
- By giving each other trust, it gives you
somewhere to lean on and somewhere to rest
and you can talk about anything.
Like, you can be a fool in front of him
and you have trust that he won't
look down on you, he won't judge you.
- Me and Wonpil is a little bit like
Tom-and-Jerry effect.
We're just, like, constantly in a struggle
with each other.
It's all love but sometimes, like, there's a feud
if you know what I mean.
[speaking Korean]
- The first time that I did talk to him,
I was surprised because he looks so fierce
and, like, so intimidating, but
he's actually kind of, he's a softie,
so it was a little bit of a surprise.
[speaking Korean]
- I could say confidently that he's probably
the most positive person that I know,
so I've been able to learn and grow
because of his showing of kindness through everyday life.
I think all the members kind of just formed together
and are able to work because we're all together.
[speaking Korean]
- We live together.
We basically know a lot of things in our life.
[speaking Korean]
- We're kind of all missing puzzle pieces of each other.
and without each other,
it would be really hard to function.
- [Woman] We're going to have you guys hug.
- Mmhmm.
- [Woman] And you're going to hold the hug.
- Oh okay.
- [Woman] For 60 full seconds.
[speaking Korean]
- It's very uncomfortable.
- [Woman] You've got this.
- Let's go.
- Yes.
[loud slapping]
[quiet patting]
- We are so close.
- Good job guys.
- Really close.
[laughs]
- Honestly?
Yeah, close.
[loud slapping]
- Are we close?
- Mmm.
- Yeah, close.
Close your eyes.
Ohh.
- Yeah.
Wow.
[speaking Korean]
- This has never happened before.
Ever.
I don't no one has entered his personal bubble,
Yeah.
and I am very honored.
Love it.
- [Woman] And cut!
- Okay!
- Yes!
- Hey!
[speaking Korean]
- [Woman] And cut.
You can open back up.
How was that?
- It was terrible.
- How do you feel?
[speaking Korean]
Embarrassed.
- Uh-huh.
Yes.
[laughs]
- He's so awkward!
[speaking Korean]
Okay, he's saying not bad.
Yeah, okay.
- It's like we're already so close,
we're so close and powerful
that we can't be that close.
- Yeah.
[speaking Korean]
Magnetic burst.
[speaking Korean]
[dance music]
- Yes.
[dance music]
[exclaims in pain]
[dance music]
- Yes.
- Easy.
[laughs]
- Hey!
[laughs]
- Okay!
[speaking Korean]
[laughs]
- Yeah!
Yeah!
[laughs]
[claps]
- [Woman] Thank you guys.
- Oh.
- Thank you!
- Oh it's awesome.
You're the dancing champ.
[rolls tongue]
- Yup.
- [Woman] So who's first?
- Wonpil is first.
[speaking Korean]
[laughter]
[clapping]
- Okay. Alright, I'm going. Let's go.
- Okay, let's go.
- Go!
[all exclaim]
[speaking Korean]
- Last one!
- [Woman] Last one?
[speaking Korean]
- Let's go.
- Okay, okay.
[clapping]
- Overall, very interesting team-building exercise.
- Yeah.
- Yes.
- Definitely, we can trust each other.
- Team morale up.
- Yes, very silly.
- Teamwork!
- Alright, we love you guys!
Thank you so much, and that was our friendship test.
- Yup!
[clapping]
- Thank you.
[speaking Korean]