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Lalisa Manoban's colorful collection of vivid and engaging stories are one of many reasons why fans are captivated.
Her concise and compelling tales have a way of mesmerizing audiences.
Storytellers are often good listeners, have a keen sense for reading the room,
and they have profound insight on how they view ordinary situations.
Today we're going to take look at Lisa's most memorable stories and anecdotes told by the one and only Lalisa Manoban herself.
Lisa's spine-tingling ghost stories are some of her more riveting stories.
You can't help but to be instantly drawn in.
At our dorm, that day I was so tired.
Suddenly I heard someone bang like this,
But I couldn't open my eyes, I couldn't move.
And then after that someone just like 'hehehe' laughing at me.
You couldn't scream? / Yeah, I couldn't do anything.
Lisa is versatile when it comes many things, such as dance, rap, and languages.
You can throw storytelling in there as well.
Her funny stories are also unforgettable.
Really hard.
It doesn't need to be an amazing gift, it can be something means a lot to you.
It was trainee day, she got me underwear.
It was leopard pattern.
Ok, some real underwear.
Bro, what is this?
And she was saying it looked cute and sexy, it's fun to gift.
I think that was the best gift.
Because I felt like this is cute but strange.
Was that special occasion like birthday?
No, it was Christmas.
So funny.
Wasn't it quite "boom"?
Yeah, like what is this?
Lisa's heartfelt, feel-good stories also deserve the spotlight.
It goes without saying, all of her stories are classics.
It's almost ten years already that we live together.
I feel down, we are gonna like let's go get some good food,
let's eat some spicy food, you know when you eat spicy..
Finally, Lisa is not only an inspiration through her actions,
but her motivational stories can also be very touching and goosebumps-inducing.
Dear, girls. How are you, I'm Lisa.
I have read all your letters, and someone wrote she has been away from home for 10 years.
This other contestant said that if she doesn't pass she will have to be back home.
I debuted after 5 years of training. I know being trainees.
It's hard, that years were so long, but I didn't give up
As you try to achieve your dream, you will encounter many barriers
I hope you continuously move forward and I will be here to support you.
When I was in Thailand, I always listened to K-pop song, I loved K-pop singer,
and I told my mom, "Oh, I wanna be one of them, I wanna be K-pop artist." you know"
Thankfully, YG had an audition in Thailand, and I just got in.
When I was 18, I was stuck in the basement of the company,
and don't know when I can debut,
should I go back to school, should I go back to Thailand?
But, yeah, I didn't go back.
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