B:DAWN's Lee Han-sol and Ion, discussing 'Not Fine' and the Perilla Leaf Debate through a 'Technology & Home Economics' class

Members of the group B:DAWN, Lee Han-sol and Ion, had a conversation through a live broadcast based on a "Technology & Home Economics" class concept.

In the 'Study with Ion, Hansol' live video released on the 17th on B:DAWN's official channel, Lee Han-sol took on the role of a caster, starting the broadcast with a setting where he reports on the sleeping state of Ion. At the beginning of the video, Lee Han-sol mentioned the situation where Ion had been sleeping with his arm folded for about an hour, continuing his report with concerns that the blood might not circulate. During this process, Lee Han-sol also mentioned the sight of studying with bare hands without a pencil.

'Dawn High School' Night Self-Study Time, Conversation Leading into Technology & Home Economics Class

After waking up, Ion and Lee Han-sol proceeded with a Technology & Home Economics class under the setting of night self-study time at 'Dawn High School.' The two mentioned that the subject of Technology & Home Economics is not reflected in exam grades and selected 'Human Relationships and Communication' as the lesson topic. They specified that this lesson focuses on human relationships.

They connected the content of their recently released cover song 'Not Fine' to the lesson topic. Lee Han-sol and Ion explained that the song contains a confrontational structure between a male narrator and a male friend over a woman. They pointed out that the theme of the cover song has a high relevance to the Technology & Home Economics curriculum, which covers human relationships and communication.

The 'Perilla Leaf Debate' Topic, Touching upon the Theme of 'Not Fine'

While continuing the discussion on human relationships, the two brought up the recently hot topic, the 'Perilla Leaf Debate,' as a major point of contention. The Perilla Leaf Debate is a debate over whether it is acceptable to help a friend of the opposite sex when they are having difficulty separating perilla leaves during a meal.

Lee Han-sol and Ion mentioned that this debate is a topic asking about the acceptable range of relationships between friends of the opposite sex, and continued the conversation by linking it to the tension in male-female relationships found in the song 'Not Fine.'