Stray Kids: Mukbang Behind the Hong Kong Stage and a Pledge for '20 Years of Activity'

After finishing their stage and red carpet in Hong Kong, Stray Kids shared stories about local food and their future activities in the waiting room. This video, released through the Stray Kids official YouTube channel 'SKZ-TALKER', captures various sides of the members, from discussions about stage movements to tasting local Hong Kong food.

"The egg is alive" Members fall for the taste of Hong Kong egg tarts and Hainan rice

After finishing the red carpet, the Stray Kids members continued their conversation in the waiting room while tasting Hong Kong's specialty, egg tarts. The members showed specific reactions to the taste while sampling the warm egg tarts. In particular, one member expressed satisfaction, saying, "The egg is alive," noting that the flavor was different from the sweet egg tarts eaten in South Korea, feeling more like the flavor of eggs used in steamed eggs or rolled omelets.

Next, the members mentioned the local food, Hainan rice (Hainan chicken rice). A member who had experience attending an international school recalled eating at a shop in front of the school every day, reminiscing about the taste of the food cooked with butter, garlic, and rice that seemed to be made with chicken broth. The members enjoyed the meal while sharing the tastes of the food they had eaten locally.

From discussing stage movements to mentioning the possibility of '20 years of activity'

Just before the stage, the members meticulously checked the flow and movements of the performance. They held discussions to increase the perfection of the performance by checking the movements starting from the main stage and leading to the extended stage, as well as movements during the 'chorus' section. They also showed themselves preparing to communicate with local fans by practicing greetings to be delivered to fans on stage and Chinese expressions.

The members talked about each other's growth and expressed their will for future activities. Along with mentioning that all members have grown and become cool, they emphasized that they are focusing on the activities they are currently preparing. In particular, in response to a question about their period of activity, the answer "50 years might be too much, but couldn't we do it for about 20 more years in the future" came out, suggesting the possibility of long-term group activities.

'Squishies' that increase concentration and small scenes in the waiting room

Small scenes that relieved the tension in the waiting room were also captured. They were seen increasing their concentration using the recently popular 'squishies,' and playful conversations between members continued. The members had time to relieve tension before and after the stage by calling each other's names or exchanging jokes.

Source: Stray Kids (YouTube)