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Hi beautiful human. I am Zach. That is
Dan. And we welcome to the studio for
the first time ever. Really my
favorites. Say hello to Iive.
>> So two sweets live. Hi. We are.
>> Thanks for having us.
>> You guys, thanks for being here. You
>> No way.
>> You are awesome. By the way, we're on a
tour right now.
>> Yeah. Right. It is. Just real quick,
what is the most American thing that has
happened to you throughout this US tour
so far?
>> Maybe visiting here.
>> Oh, the tour hasn't started. Oh my god,
it's brand new. But it's starting now.
>> It's brand new and we are going to come
to US soon as possible.
>> Well, okay. So, let's talk. I'm so
confused here. But you are starting a
new tour, correct?
>> Yes. We had a concert on Saul. So it has
started but we
didn't really start it.
>> Okay.
>> You know we just had a concert.
>> You had one show leading up to that.
>> Yeah. Right. Thank you. Then
>> I've been seeing videos of the vocals.
So I'm just under I I I'm trying to
understand where they're coming from. So
they're coming from that Tokyo show.
>> How much preparation goes into a world
tour like this?
>> Maybe like six months.
>> Whoa.
>> Yeah. Or more than six months. Yeah.
So what have you taken from tour number
one though that you're applying to tour
number two because you have talked very
much about growth, right?
>> I could tell individually we obviously
grew up but for a group I think we
really kept in touch and the bond gets
stronger and stronger.
>> Does that not apply to obviously the
album that I'm so excited to discuss,
right? Like it is about we opposed to
maybe the music before was more about
me. Correct.
>> Yeah,
>> correct.
>> H how does that actually apply to the
dynamics
every day?
>> Maybe while while we're practicing we
can tell like like without just small
gestures and just small expressions. I
think I could tell members like
expression or like how does she feel
right now? So I think yeah it's kind of
sensing sense is growing up. The album,
by the way, it is this like in my per my
personal opinion this perfect pop EDM
journey.
>> Wow. Thank you.
>> It's It's so good. It's Yes. Yes.
>> But also, total sidebar, Attitude is one
of my favorite alltime songs.
>> Really?
>> Yes. Yes. Yes.
>> Wow. So happy to hear that.
>> Are you kidding? Uh uh. Even if I
stumble, luck is always on my side.
>> Wow. Yeah,
>> that's a real lyric.
>> That's the key lyric.
>> That's everything.
>> Yes, that's my favorite lyric. Sure,
>> right?
>> My luck is luck is everything on my
side. Is that right?
>> Yes.
>> Yeah, that's my favorite lyrics.
>> Who wrote that? You who somebody here
wrote this, right?
>> I wrote I participated in that
>> in that song, but that was not my coat.
But that's my favorite lyrics at that
song. It's like really beautiful and to
sing that consistently is an awesome
reminder. No,
>> thank you.
>> It's cool. It's very cool.
>> You're so sweet.
>> Can Can we just talk about the overall
sound of Revive Plus? I'm saying it
correctly, right? And what does it mean
to
>> Revive? And then what does that plus
like really signify?
>> Uh Revive Plus, the title of our second
full album. Um cuz it's a second full
album. Literally, we wanted to revive
ourselves. We were living it great, but
just reviving in our music genre. So, we
tried, you said, like pop, EDM, it was
kind of a revive in IV's music, not only
IV.
>> Can we talk about your individual colors
and who you are as individuals and how
that makes up a
the strongest possible group.
>> Oh, now I'm 20 this year.
>> Yes. In Korea.
>> Wow. Happy happy birthday.
>> Thank you. Thank you so much. And so I'm
adult in Korea. So I want to like
feel not express
my energy and myself. So my solo track,
solo songs in album. So I express my
um energy and something like
a bright color like that.
>> That's right.
>> Bright energy.
>> Yes. Right.
>> I think my good power good point is
energy. energetic part
>> because especially during the concert
like
that
is one of my
I'm kind of shy but attractive point
during the live.
So,
I'm kind of shy because you're looking
and you're staring at me like, "Okay,
say it, girl." Okay. But yeah,
>> I won't look at you. I'm sorry.
>> Oh, you got
like you're in front of me and like
you're like, "Okay."
But yeah, I just want to say that my
attractive part is a good energy.
Powerful energy.
>> Beautiful.
>> Thank you.
>> Don't
>> for me.
>> Sorry, I won't look at you.
>> Do stare at me. Do you girl?
>> But I'm okay. You can stare at me.
>> Okay. Thank you.
>> But I'm going to stare at you, too.
In Korea especially, I have something
like special nickname and character in
Korea and which is lucky Vicki that I
told you my name is Vicki.
>> Yes, I've read about you being lucky
Vicki.
>> Yes. And so like previously you talk
about the code and attitude like luck is
every day on my side and I love the
lyrics cuz I really do think like that
and it's also my moto for my life. So I
have really lucky and bright energy
charming girl. I'm telling you, you
manifest that. Like,
>> yes, I really manifest that.
>> What you think, what you believe is what
you become.
>> RVD. RMVD.
>> Yes. You dream, you become true.
>> So true. So real.
>> So real. And I think that's so real,
too.
>> Thank you, Vicki.
>> Thank you.
>> How you feeling?
>> Ah, for me,
I think I have a lot of energy.
>> Oh, energy again.
>> Yes. But by the way, needed to be an
idol. Yes. Needed to perform and be an
artist
>> like bright energies and sick energy
and powerful energy.
>> Yeah, I have. I think I have. So, and
also she has great vocal, right? Oh,
yes.
>> I like
>> Your vocals are amazing.
>> Oh. Oh. Oh, you know.
>> Yeah. Oh, I know. Yeah. I've been seeing
videos. I just I thought they were from
a different tour. Yeah. Your vocals are
sick. Anyway, we'll get to those in a
second. Keep going. Keep going.
>> Thank you. So,
I like my voc too.
>> You want to show everybody's like her
vocal how
>> wonderful she is.
>> She wants to sing.
>> You sing right now?
>> Sing.
>> Yeah. Sing.
No. No.
>> She's a shy person.
>> Yeah. So, so shy person. The vocals are
crazy. Thank you.
You thought your personality and who you
truly were would would have been a
burden.
totally
and it adds so much to the group.
Very cool.
Can you describe the type of
responsibility it is being the oldest
member of the group? Like what falls on
your shoulders that wouldn't fall on
another member?
Ray has mentioned that during your
training days you followed all the
rules. It's kind of how you fell into
the role of being a leader. One, I'm
assuming that's true. And then two, do
you still follow all the rules?
>> Oh,
maybe you're close to that
close to that.
Yeah. Like what? Okay. like the biggest
life change after you debut because like
you made it through being a trainee.
>> Yeah.
>> Like
it isn't the hardest part of this whole
thing, but it is incredibly challenging.
So like what's one thing that you stuck
to religiously as a trainee that you
gave up the second you debuted and made
it in an actual group?
>> Wow.
Oh, I have one thing. before debuted I
thought I must follow what
my company Starship says
but not in a bad way but I thought it's
just natural thing I had to do but after
debuted uh there are lots of good staffs
work with us so I can just
like suggest some good things how about
filming this like this and they suggest
me too
>> it's a collaboration
>> yeah it changed a lot. So, I love that
part.
>> It's beautiful.
>> Thank you.
>> I think when I was 20, we can't use
Instagram,
but now
>> we're free.
>> So happy.
>> And we are swiping.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Swiping.
>> Love Instagram.
>> Uploading, reposting,
>> doom scrolling, the whole thing. The
whole thing. We're a part of the We're a
part of the algorithm.
>> And we don't use message and call to
while we practicing time.
>> Oh, that's good.
>> In training.
>> Yeah. So you you set off like like you
you disconnect when you're rehearsing
and practicing
>> while when we were training. Not not
right now.
>> Not now.
>> So that was very hard part. We couldn't
use like phone or messages while we were
practicing.
>> But that changes. Yeah, a lot. Now we
are free.
>> Where have you guys grown the most since
you debuted almost 5 years ago at this
point?
>> I think our teamwork has grown a lot
>> because we talk to each other a lot like
from heart.
>> Mhm.
>> Like honestly to each other that changed
a lot and just for me I think I got a
lot of confidence. So now I can speak in
English.
>> Nice.
>> And yeah, I can perform on live very
confidently. Yeah.
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>> Thank you.
>> I mean, it really You won an award just
in seven days. Did the instant success
of all that feel like a dream or did it
feel
I mean can you describe that like is it
what you actually dreamed of while being
a trainee
>> after like kind of that success
honestly it doesn't really come to my
skin I couldn't really felt with my skin
at the first point but
like
really important part was how thankful
to a dive art. So, we were really
thankful to our dives and all the steps
that helped us. So, at the first point,
I was just like appreciating everybody.
Oh my god, is it was all our works.
>> By the way, were you guys surprised that
Dive was there instantly to catch you
the second you guys debuted?
Was anybody worried?
>> Of course.
>> Of course.
I I clearly remember
when I debuted it as
the song 11 and I checked the chart
immediately after the release and
it was higher than I thought. So I
really shocked. Wow, there are dives
here. So I was really surprised and
happy. What's scarier debuting or
first day of traininee?
>> Maybe first day of training.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Cuz debut is kind of start of something
a new chapter of something but maybe
trainy are like little mysterious. I
cannot like predict.
>> You didn't know what to expect.
>> Yeah. I cannot predict any anything. So
I think Yeah.
>> It's crazy, right?
>> Kind of. Crazy.
>> What was your first impressions of each
other?
>> Very young. So, she said baby by
herself.
>> Yes, because I saw Eugene
in
>> middle school.
>> Middle school. Yes. Middle school.
>> Wow.
>> So, I'm now I'm adult.
>> Five years ago, we met both baby. First
time,
>> but still looks like a me.
>> Honestly, I can't remember. What? But
but
>> try to remember it all.
>> I thought you're so cute.
>> Really?
>> Everybody.
>> Everybody.
>> Yeah. Pretty
>> pretty pretty girls.
>> My first expression was like it was just
like six of girls. Just girls. Cute
girls. Yeah. We just girls. But when we
were on the stage, we like changed to
IV. So that was very really like
attractive part to me.
You can feel the change in each one of
you when you come together as a group.
>> It's very special.
>> You've grown a lot.
>> It's really cool. And the music the
music has evolved with you guys.
>> That's right.
>> Um, can we talk? I mean, I don't even
No. What were you
>> Black hole?
>> Oh, okay. That makes sense.
>> Can you explain the meaning and like
what role it plays in this album?
>> Oh, it's a good one.
>> I think the song Black Hole represents
the most of Revive plays. Mhm.
>> is very reviving and very new chapter of
Vive and also very the scale got bigger
compared to our previous album. So I
think that is the most representative
song in Revive Plus.
>> It's described as this like power that
pulls you in rather than explodes. Like
what does that really mean?
It's very cool.
>> It's revive plus.
Come on.
>> Can we talk about eight?
>> Eight.
>> Is it my solo song?
>> Yes.
>> Yes.
>> Oh, it's so good. So good. Also, um,
>> I love that song.
>> Eight. It's great. Bang Bang is amazing.
>> Yes.
>> Um, I really I I love Hot Coffee.
>> I really like that song.
>> It's so good.
>> Wow.
>> The music's really good.
>> Thank you so much.
>> Seriously, listen to it. It's on K-pop
now. There's a link below. You got No,
don't leave the conversation yet because
we're still talking, but when we're
done, you should listen to it. Link
below.
>> Actually, listen to it.
>> Yeah, it's K-pop now. Amazon music. But
okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Hot coffee is
your favorite song.
>> Yes. Right.
>> Tell me why.
>> Because in my part my lyrics my part
lyrics is um sad
adult now.
>> No.
>> Yes. Like this. So that's why I really
like that song.
You want you
do you like it because of the story you
were telling and the lyrics? But because
they were sad.
>> No, I said
>> Oh, you said Oh my gosh. Sorry. Sorry.
Sorry. I'm so sorry.
>> I thought it was sad, too.
>> Okay.
>> She's sad.
>> Yeah,
>> because you said
>> the lyrics said I feel like an adult
now. So that's
>> Oh, it's representative because you're
not not a baby anymore.
>> Yes. Right.
>> Sorry, it took me a second. I'm so
sorry.
>> No, you're fine. That by the way that
like growing up is scary, isn't it?
>> No.
>> No. Okay.
>> Okay. Just kidding. Just kidding.
Growing up is just scary for me. My bad.
My bad.
>> Never. Not yet.
>> Yeah. Not yet.
>> You mean it's going to get scary?
>> No. I feel like sometimes it gets better
like the older you get.
>> Cuz I love getting older.
>> Oh.
>> How old are you guys?
>> I'm 23 in Korea.
>> That's okay. What is that? Rude. Well,
sometimes people say you don't ask
someone.
>> Sorry. But but we were fine. But we were
fine. We were fine. Totally.
>> Well, you don't ask like an old person.
You know what I mean?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah. That's kind of a good part, too,
cuz you ask we cuz we look young, right?
>> 23 is young, sister.
>> How old do we look?
>> I don't fall for it.
>> Well, I don't know. How old do I look?
>> Uh, sorry.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> 25. 25.
>> All right, let's take a be. Okay. 25.
25. Let's go.
>> 26. Five.
>> Five years old. Just kidding.
>> I look I'm a whole seven years old.
>> No, I'm 30.
>> I'm sorry.
>> I'm 32. I'm 32.
>> React.
>> 32.
>> 32.
>> Oh, hi.
>> Oh my god. Do I get treated differently
now that I'm like old?
>> No, you're never old. Looks like
>> never old age.
>> By the way, I got to say people do say
that like age is just like a mindset.
You know what I mean? So like whatever.
Yeah, just a number.
>> It's literally just a number. Yes. Just
>> don't have to care about that.
>> That's right. Live free. I mean, in some
situations, we care, but you know what?
In most situations, we live free,
>> right?
>> But we have to care about the health.
>> That
>> That's the point.
>> So real.
>> We don't have to care about the numbers,
but we have to care about the health
>> 100%. Keep the knees well. Keep the back
in shape. Yes. Go to the doctor for
checkups.
>> Yeah.
>> Come on.
>> And health is wealth, brother. No,
health is wealth. Can we talk about Bang
Bang?
>> Bang bang.
>> We love Bang Bang.
>> So, the song Achieved a Perfect All
Kill.
>> Can you explain what that means and what
it means to achieve that?
>> Amazing.
>> Amazing.
>> Thankful thing to us.
>> You've had a couple of them, too.
>> Yes.
>> It's like six or something. I I There's
a lot. You've had
>> Perfect.
>> All kills. Yeah.
>> All kills. Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> Could you describe what an all kill is,
though? Can you define it for everybody?
>> Yeah, it means
win uh like being a first place of all
music charts in Korea.
>> Yeah,
>> that's the define of all kills.
>> Casual. Pretty cool.
>> Happy.
>> Like it hits different when you say it
like like when you remind yourself what
it is.
>> Tops all the charts.
>> It's amazing.
>> It reminds me again to saying it in my
world word world. Yeah. It's amazing
things that Bang Bang did.
>> Can you tell me what it is about that
song though that that like Yeah. that
you feel really maybe grabbed everybody
a little bit differently or hit
differently because it the song is good.
>> Yes. The song Bang Bang has really
intense and powerful side of us and I
think it's very different from what we
did previously. So I think that point
got some catched some mind of audience
and dive. So yeah I left a strong and
intense part of us too.
Real is do you guys feel responsibility
at all like uh the weight of what it
means genuinely to be an idol and then
also like what that means to young kids
and really people of all ages that
>> really enjoy your music but feel shaped
by it as well. Especially in Korea, you
were really like specific of that
because we do have a lot of baby dives.
We call baby dives in Korea. So, we have
really like growing up dives in our like
in our group of dive.
>> So, we really wanted to give them a good
influence and like good path to them to
through our songs. So we are always
thinking of that part too.
>> And you take them into account with your
dance moves, right?
>> Of course.
>> It's very cool.
>> Yes.
>> Ray, can we talk about your rap flow?
How did you find it? How did you acquire
it? How'd your flow come to be?
>> Wow.
>> Yeah. Now,
>> I think you were born to do it, eh?
>> Really?
>> I feel like you were. How do you Okay,
so how do you match your flow with this?
Uh
I don't know like I feel like it
complements the overall eye of energy,
but like does that does the group change
your flow or is your flow independent no
matter what? Does that make sense?
Why was it important for everyone to
have a solo song on this album?
>> Cuz this revive plus album was our
second biggest album cuz we have like
mini album, single album, but this is
like full length album. So we got to
like kind of
get more specific thing and get more
stronger thing in album. So we thought
every day and we concerned about it and
then we come up with a solo solo songs.
So we start our solo song in soul
concert
>> before we released our album. So at that
point fan first heard that and what was
what's the songs cuz these songs are not
in the world right now. So starting from
the concert after that we just put it on
our full length album. So, tada is our
solo songs.
>> But would you consider IV Iive your
first full length album?
>> Yeah. Right. I I
>> And then Revive Plus would be your
second full length album.
>> Exactly.
>> Can you describe the growth between
those two projects because obviously
there's two EPs between the two. I think
for our first full album I I've it was
kind of album that we wanted to make an
image that we already have.
>> First we wanted to make our image of IV
like identity of IV at the first full
length album
>> and then maybe second album is the
growth of us.
>> Yeah. Right. We wanted to challenge
for a new music style. So we tried IDM
Pav and also Black Hole as well. So I
think that's the difference. The first
album was
kind of express ourselves that we
already had and the second was kind of
challenging IV's new way. Yeah, that's
the difference.
>> By the way, all the music is waiting for
you. It's on Amazon Music. There's a
link below.
>> Perfect.
>> Yeah. Go, go, go. And you said how to
choose the song.
>> Yeah.
>> How do you build a set list? How do you
build a set? The album, right? Not the
light, not the tour.
>> I mean, let's start with let's start
with tour for a second because you do
have so I mean there's so much to pick
from and there's only so little time,
>> right? We have hard time choosing songs
for set list. Right.
>> One hours, two hours like
talking each other. Yeah, every member
has different favorite songs, so we have
to discuss a lot.
>> So, but we kind of
do a doing a vote.
>> There's like a vote system.
>> Yeah. Like, uh, do you like this? Well,
for example, like, do you love royal?
Then, hands up. And ah, I think kind of
this song is too hard or like too old.
>> We have the newest newest song. So we
discuss like that
>> and we yeah literally discuss like one
hours two hours so we come up with the
best at least.
>> That's fun. You guys vote on everything
though like is is democracy the way we
achieve solutions.
>> Yeah we we prefer democracy but not for
the awesome because it is a full length
album. So
>> we're just controversial songs only cuz
we we have like fixed songs but they're
all controversial songs like somebody
love it but somebody thinks it's too old
or something something. So
>> yeah there are some songs don't need to
vote like love dive I am
>> bang
song totally totally
>> don't need to vote. Can we tell me? Can
you explain the origin story of I don't
want to pronounce this wrong, but Bob
Sims?
>> Popsim?
>> Oh my god. Do you know Pop Shims?
>> Well, it's like a it's a it's like it's
a it's a subgroup within the group. It's
a unit. It's like you guys hang out.
>> It's unit. She's a leader of PopSim.
>> Can you explain for us?
So, what are you excited to eat while
you're here?
>> BCD.
>> BCD.
>> Do you know?
>> Oh, is that the tofu house?
>> It's really good.
>> You must try. Is it
>> I I've I passed it many times.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
>> I will go.
>> Yeah, you should.
>> Anything else? Anything else? Anything
like
>> I ate today in and out burger.
>> In and out.
>> I love it. You like it?
>> Yeah, I love it.
>> It's delicious.
>> I love Air1.
>> I love Air1. Shout out to Air1.
>> Did you go to the one across the street
from our
>> Of course. Right before this show, I
went to Air1 and have some smoothie
right now.
>> Delicious.
>> Our manager always bring the Arrowan
shopping.
>> And that's who's that for every day.
>> That's so funny. It is crazy. Like the
whole thing is it is picturesque. Like
it's picture perfect, but the prices,
guys. The prices.
>> Yeah, actually. I love it.
>> And they're selling things that you
could get in Korea, like the fruit and
stuff, like the the the markup on it.
Insane.
>> Yes. But I I don't judge them, but Yeah.
I think it's expensive,
>> but it's great.
>> We We love it.
>> What do we do after a show? Like how do
you come down from being on stage and
just it's like this collective energy
loop between you and the audience. So
like when it's all done, how do you what
do you do?
That's really healthy.
>> That's really cute.
>> Yeah. Special.
>> How beautiful.
>> Thank you.
>> You can reflect go like ah that's really
that's a really special thing.
>> I must shower with really hot water and
then really cooled water at the end.
>> That's healthy, too.
>> Yes. And it it really likes reviving me.
>> Yeah. Restores your muscles. Yes, of
course.
>> That's real,
>> Liz.
>> Actually, me, I just sleep.
>> Important.
>> Iconic sentence.
>> And you know what?
>> I got to say there's very few things as
healthy for our body as sleep.
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> I got to say, thanks for hanging out
with us today. You guys are amazing.
Really appreciate you all.
>> This is a lot of fun.
>> Yeah.
>> Please come back as you release music.
>> Of course.
>> We're a part of Dive, right?
>> Of course. Yay. Yay.
>> Die for life. You good?
>> What else do you guys want to
accomplish? Like what's like the next
big thing you guys want to do as a
group?
>> Wow. For me, um I really love to tour
around the world. So, our third tour,
uh for me, I want to be I want to have
I want it to be bigger and bigger.
>> Yeah. stadium
>> Coachella.
>> Coachella manifesting.
>> Yeah, there are lots of ways.
>> Yeah,
>> we went to Lola Palooa last year. It was
so good.
>> So, I want to have more opportunity to
be on a stage like that big festival.
Yeah.
>> Festivals and just bigger and bigger
shows,
>> please.
>> Amazing. But today, we're on the show
what I am tour, right? That's what's
starting.
>> That's right. Your show what I am tour.
Incredible tickets below. Also, all the
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>> You guys, thanks for hanging out today.
You're truly like you're one of my
favorites. So, I Your music's amazing.
>> Thank you.
>> Thank you so much.
>> We dive for life. You good?
>> Yep.
>> Dive for life.
>> I live everybody.
>> Thank you.
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