LE SSERAFIM Serve a Full Meal on ‘Jennifer Hudson Show’ With Spicy ‘Spaghetti’ Performance
K-pop quintet LE SSERAFIM stopped by the Jennifer Hudson Show on Tuesday morning (Oct. 28) to play some games and perform their spicy new single, “Spaghetti.” Though their collaborator, BTS’ J-Hope, was not on hand to lend his vocals to the track that dropped on Friday (Oct. 24), KIM CHAEWON, SAKURA, HUH YUNJIN, KAZUHA and HONG EUNCHAE had no problem heating up the stage for the studio audience without him.
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With the video screen behind them featuring a floating galaxy of veggies, the women, dressed in a wild riot of colorful, mismatched tops and bottoms, wiggled, popped and locked across the stage as they sang the funky bilingual lyrics. “I serve looks like spaghetti/ I serve looks like bon appétit/ All my girls hot and ready/ Eat it up, eat it up,” they sang in unison as the chorus flashed in giant font behind them and the studio audience screamed every time they handed the vocal baton over to a bandmate.
LE SSERAFIM released their J-Hope collab last week, marking the BTS member’s first feature on a track by a K-pop girl group. They also just wrapped the North American leg of their EASY CRAZY HOT world tour, which kicked off in their native South Korea in April.
The women also hung around to play a game of “This or That” with JHud in which they answered a series of (not so) probing questions about their preferences. “I hope you guys know we want to learn as much as we can about you, right?” Hudson asked the super psyched audience before launching into the first softball query: sneakers or heels?
After conferring, the group all agreed on sneakers, also easily choosing late night over early mornings. But when she asked if they’re rather eat spaghetti with their hands or sip soup with a straw, the answer was, naturally, the very on-brand spaghetti. The questions were all pretty easy until Hudson asked them to choose one in a classic fantasy scenario: be invisible or be able to read minds?
“This is a tough one, huh?” Hudson said, as the women appeared to opt for invisibility, arguing “it’s better to not know anything.” And, even though its spooky season, asked to choose between a haunted house and a roller coaster, the group definitely opted for amusement park thrills over ghoulish chills.
Watch LE SSERAFIM perform “Spaghetti” and play “This or That” on the Jennifer Hudson Show below.
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