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Aespa members reveal backstage habits in Vogue’s ‘Never Have I Ever’ video
The Korean girl group discusses music choices, wardrobe swaps and missed lyrics in the newest installment of Vogue’s video series.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Vogue released a new "Never Have I Ever" video featuring South Korean girl group aespa, in which members Karina, Giselle, Winter and Ningning answer personal prompts about their lives as a group.
The quartet talks about recent favorite tracks—from Frank Ocean’s “White” to Billie Holiday’s “Blue Moon”—and admits they frequently listen to their own songs on repeat. They also confirm borrowing each other’s clothes while living together, practicing choreography in public, watching their own fancams, and occasionally forgetting lyrics despite a catalog of more than 70 songs.
Karina recalls their shared dorm being "like a closet," and the video ends with a tease about whether the group ever mutes their chat. The production credits include director Gabrielle Reich and executive producer Rahel Gebreyes.
Key facts
- Vogue’s video features aespa members Karina, Giselle, Winter and Ningning. (vogue.com)
- The members discuss favorite songs, wardrobe swaps, public choreography practice, and forgotten lyrics. (vogue.com)
- Karina describes their former dorm as "like a closet." (vogue.com)
- The group has released over 70 songs to date. (vogue.com)
Sources
- [1] vogue.com — originally reported as “Watch Aespa Play a Rousing Round of Never Have I Ever”
