In This Life, The Greatest Star In The Universe (Part 2)

Chapter 242

"Wow..."

They stared at the white A4 paper on the waiting room door until the managers dragged them in half-forcibly.

"It's a room!"

"It's a room!"

It wasn't a very spacious room, but the fact that it was a room was important.

They got a room on their first week of comeback!

They were so excited that they ran around the room like dogs who had moved to a new house.

"Room!"

"Room!"

"It's a room!"

Minki Hyung laughed incredulously and called them.

"Come and have some bread."

They looked at each other.

"Bread!"

"Bread!"

They munched on the toast that the manager Hyungs had bought for them and looked around the room.

The staff were unpacking. The stylists were hanging clothes on the hangers, and the hair stylists were plugging in their devices.

"A room..."

Woojoo couldn't believe it and kept looking around.

Bijoo said with a determined face, "Hyung. Let's take the paper on the door later."

"Yeah, let's keep it as a souvenir."

Anyone who saw them would think they were people who had a grudge against rooms, but it meant a lot to them.

Usually, there are 13 to 17 teams on a music show.

But they couldn't accommodate them all. There was a limit to the number of waiting rooms at the broadcasting station.

To begin with, there was no program that had a dozen teams of performers except for music shows. Even if there were a lot of people, it was usually about six teams like Legendary Song Discovery.

So no matter how many rooms were left, it was hard to accommodate the overflowing singers on the day of the music show.

In this situation, the performers who had low seniority or low recognition were put in one space.

They gave them a partition, but it wasn't very comfortable.

It was like an open level of privacy. You could hear everything everyone said. They had to sleep together while they waited.

Minki Hyung, who was eating toast, said, "It's amazing that we got a room on the first day of comeback."

"Hyung, you're not used to it either, right?"

"Well, I guess you guys did well. It's nice to say goodbye to sleeping in the corner."

He smiled happily.

Not only the managers, but also the other staff had expressions that they wanted to live on the sofa.

It meant a lot to both the staff and them.

Getting the right to rest comfortably on a music show means either having high seniority or achieving success. It was one of the two.

Of course, this wasn't the first time they stayed in a room like this.

They got a room at a broadcasting station that had a lot of spare waiting rooms, and sometimes they shared it with other senior groups.

But this was the first time they had a proper room.