(The hot place for designs)
(Korea's landmark DDP)
(Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Jung-gu, Seoul)
(118th class at the foreigner school)
This is My Neighbor, Charles
where we meet foreigners living in Korea.
- Hello. / - Hello.
Do you guys like foreign pop songs?
I love Whitney Houston.
Whitney Houston.
♪ I have nothing, nothing ♪
You have nothing on your head.
(Haha)
Sayuri, you are funny today.
- So good. / - I'm funny.
Korea is foreign to me
so I like K-pop.
Today's guests are singers.
- But. / - For My Neighbor, Charles?
They are foreigners but they sing K-pop.
Please give them a warm welcome!
Welcome!
Come on out.
(4 handsome men make an entrance)
I love you!
Hello, we are EXP EDITION.
Hello, I'm Frankie.
I'm the team's cutest member.
♪ It's so nice ♪
(Wow)
Hello, I'm Hunter.
I'm the team's
silliest member.
What are you?
Silliest member.
Oh, silliest.
Hello, I'm Sime.
I'm team's biggest-chin member.
My chin is very big.
- Oh, your chin. / - Your chin is very big.
Hello, I'm Koki.
And I'm the cute youngest member.
(You guys are really K-pop singers?)
Yes, we came to Korea in order to be
K-pop idols.
We released a single just recently
titled, "Feel Like This."
(Really?)
- Would you like to hear it? / - Yes, please.
(Sweet a cappella)
(Wow, the harmony is amazing)
(Oh, my goodness)
They are not only handsome,
but also very good singers.
They remind me of NSYNC.
- EXP EDITION? / - Yes.
What does that mean?
We started out as EXP in New York.
EXP as in experiment.
This is because we are a K-pop idol group
without any Koreans.
If you read EXP EDITION as a single word,
it becomes expedition, which represents
our new chapter and adventures.
It's not easy being an idol.
Willpower alone can't make you one.
Let's take a look at how these young New Yorkers
are living their lives as idols.
(My Neighbor, Charles)
(What it means to be a rookie)
First step to be a rookie is the training camp.
Since the day EXP EDITION came to Korea,
they began living together.
(Frankie, the leader and main vocalist)
They have some rules among themselves.
Hunter.
Wake up.
We are going to be late. Come on.
(Hunter, rapper)
No matter what time they fell asleep,
they must wake up at 8 a.m.
Wake up, guys. we're going to be late.
Are you guys still jet-lagged?
They made their own rules because
they have their own way of living.
They are responsible for
their own meals.
(Is my milk okay?)
My milk.
They are very strict.
Look how they labeled their food
just in case they get mixed up.
(Frankie, Koki)
This way, no arguing.
"Why is there no food? You eat too much."
(American style)
They have such different tastes.
But what's this? Whose is it?
I ate a lot of eggs when I was a kid.
I still eat eggs a lot.
- Probably... / - Sime eats 7 to 8 eggs a day.
- Every day. / - He's insane.
(Everyone's own unique meals begin)
What do Koreans say
before they start eating?
- "Jal meok..." / - "Jal meogeoyo."
"Jal meok-get-seum-ni-da."
They seem a little clumsy.
But...
You'll think again if you see this.
(Sime, Frankie, Hunter, Koki)
(Are you ready?)
♪ This forever moment, thinking of you ♪
♪ My reason to breathe ♪
♪ Without you, I'm hopeless ♪
("Feel Like This," their debut song released in April)
(Their harmony is perfect)
Do you want to try?
Wow, aren't they so good?
Is this song popular?
There's nothing.
Probably didn't place at all.
Where is it?
20th? 30th?
It's not even in the top 50.
Not at all.
(Beeping)
Hello.
She must be their CEO.
Ma'am, it seems like they need to do something
to get some popularity.
Yes. This Thursday at 7 p.m.
there's a festival at Yonsei University.
And then...
Did you contact "Music Bank?"
- "Music Bank..." / - Did you hear back?
Not yet.
- Not yet. / - Really?
- I want to be in "Music Bank." / - You want to?
Yes.
They only have festivals and small performances,
but it's better than nothing at least.
They are getting ready to go practice.
What are you bringing?
I have a lot of Korean books.
You are bringing all them?
They are technically celebrities but
you really can't tell.
Hello, good morning.
Good morning.
(What's their car like?)
Idols' cars these days are very nice.
However, their car is the most
economical bus.
What are you doing?
Oh, studying Korean.
Did you make this yourself?
Yes, I made a lot of flash cards.
I have more.
There are a lot of words.
If becoming a successful K-pop idol
depended on Korean, it would've been easier.
But there is a lot more to that.
(Studying Korean in their spare time)
(Must go there now)
They have to be good at one more thing.
It's dancing.
I can already smell their sweat.
They never skip their dance practice.
We are going to practice the basics now.
The leader, Frankie, leads the practice.
He learned dancing from a professional in New York.
(He's not satisfied with something)
You are too stiff.
You have to be lighter and loose.
(Frankie is pretty good)
I can tell that Frankie is pretty good.
He's kind of lost.
One more time.
One more time.
Stop!
(Guys, we have a long way to go)
(Oh, no)
One more time.
I'm not a dancer.
I always have a problem.
Dancing is too hard.
Even though it's hard, they have to do it
in order to become successful.
(Accurately without any mistakes)
(Perfect choreography is a must)
(The basic musicality is a must in this field)
(It's hard to survive even if you are good)
Survival itself is a war in
the K-pop world.
How did these young men
decide to walk such a difficult path?
The members were popular models
and musical actors in New York
before they became a team.
However, those weren't
their real dreams.
I've always loved the idea of a singing group.
I'd wake up really early, run to a dance class or
a vocal lesson then go to several auditions throughout
the day, then go to work at night.
I saw the audition for EXP EDITION
which was K-pop group with non-Koreans and
they said we'll be filming a documentary to showcase
the process of making a K-pop group.
(2014 New York audition, Sime)
The members, who were interested in K-pop
just went to the audition.
However, this was actually...
The current CEO's experiment,
preparing her thesis for her graduate school.
But then, people gave more
attention than expected.
So the members began to dream bigger.
That is the dream to be acknowledged in Korea.
Normal pop in America is very watered down
and very simple.
But it's usually not as intertwined with fashion,
dance, performance, and singing.
When I told my family and friends I was going to be
a K-pop idol, they said, "Who do you think you are?
You are going to be an idol?
Okay!"
But it's understandable for them to react that way.
5 songs?
(Deciding songs to sing at the gigs)
(Super Junior, our song, BTS)
(Huh?)
You know how to sing "Shabang Shabang?"
(That's not an easy song)
(Singer: Frankie, Dancers: The rest)
(Ta-da)
(Ta-da)
♪ She just kills me ♪
(He has mastered trot songs)
(Very into it)
(Trying so hard)
(Tap, tap, tap)
(Stealing the attention)
(Alluring with singing)
(Seducing with dancing)
(They really killed it)
♪ She just kills me ♪
(We are pretty good)
Wow, they are good.
I like him more than Frankie.
I want to meet Park Hyunbin.
Park Hyunbin will be surprised
if you meet him.
(That evening)
They have a street performance in the evening.
Since they are rookies, they can't complain
about the stage and the waiting room.
It's very small.
(Does that even matter?)
(No time to complain, let's just practice)
(It's time to go on stage)
For rookies, street performance is a golden opportunity
to promote who they are.
- Hello. / - Hello.
1, 2, 3.
Hello, we are EXP EDITION.
(Tourists who were just passing by)
Are you here for shopping?
Everyone.
(Silence)
No?
Okay.
It's okay.
If they don't know you, you make them know you.
(Always starting with Super Junior's song)
Why do you sing Super Junior's song first?
(They aren't Super Junior)
(They sang this song the most after their debut song)
(Why don't you sing your own song?)
(They are good at K-pop)
The crowd's response isn't too bad.
Thank you.
They are just thankful for them to listen.
(Training camp, Dongjak, Seoul)
(They must really like Super Junior)
It was a dream.
It was a dream.
Do they want to be like Super Junior?
However...
That wasn't it.
They sang Super Junior's song
in a TV show once.
They grabbed more attention than
they did when they released their debut song.
It still feels like a dream.
After this TV show,
we came back and slept.
In the morning we were like, "What happened?"
And forgot.
But a lot of people recognized us
and said that they saw us.
Recognition is the biggest happiness
for a rookie.
(We will be famous one day with our own song)
They perform at all corners, hoping that
at least one more person recognizes them.
(Starting with Super Junior's song as usual)
(Working hard)
They aren't upset about singing
someone else's song.
Not at all.
They rather feel happy about it.
(Do you know who we are?)
(Yes!)
They feel that they are getting
more recognition.
- I saw you on TV. / - Really?
Thank you!
I saw you on TV.
They really do have some fans.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Do you know who they are?
EX...
I don't know. This is my first time seeing them.
(I'll look them up)
(That night)
You guys should take a rest.
Why are you all so serious?
They are monitoring their performance.
You guys were good.
Hold on.
"When we actually met..." What did you say?
When we actually met,
we like...
Very...
I can't understand you.
I can't.
He prepared a short speech before the performance.
"I've always wanted to meet Super Junior.
I was touched when we actually met because
you guys were so good to us."
(You practiced so much)
I've always wanted to meet Super Junior.
When we actually met,
- It was so fun. / - So much fun.
You said, "It was so fun."
It doesn't make sense.
I forgot everything.
(Sime is constantly making mistakes)
It was weird.
(I know that)
- He forgot everything. / - You forgot it all.
I did forget everything.
What should we do?
What should we do?
People make mistakes.
It doesn't have to be exactly as memorized.
Until your Korean gets better,
do as you practiced
because you can forget
and use wrong grammar,
hence, losing connection with the audience.
You lose the audience.
They'll lose their interest
because they don't know what you are saying.
I'm sorry.
(It's my fault)
Nothing's easy.
(It's not easy)
It's a holiday with no work.
He woke up so early when he could've slept in.
But then...
Koki, what's that on the wall?
This? This is our goal list.
When we came here,
we made this goal list together.
We will debut successfully.
We will reach number 1 on the Melon Charts.
We will be fluent in Korean.
The goals they set when they first came to Korea.
This paper is attached everywhere
in the apartment.
It's a way to remind them
and motivate them.
They are nowhere near yet
but they will achieve it one day.
What would be the most important one?
We need to focus more on our Korean,
if we want to achieve any other goals.
They became more desperate these days.
Frankie, some more bad comments.
Let me see. What is it?
"Their pronunciation sounds like a toothless
old man in my hometown, Daegu."
With 378 likes.
Are you serious?
A toothless old man? No!
We have teeth.
(I'd rather listen to google translate)
Most of the bad comments are about their Korean.
They try to be understandable, but it gets
difficult when their families see the comments
and get upset.
She's like, "I see all these articles.
I'm worried about you guys.
Death threats and
people saying bad things."
It's like, "No, we are okay."
She's like, "Are you really?" and I'm like, "I think so."
But...
Like I said, you just can't think about it because
you'll just get upset.
It's like... You just go with it.
Just going to try not to read them anymore.
Frankie can't help but care about the bad comments,
but he says these aren't even that bad.
(Looking through his past photos)
A musical in high school.
He wanted to become a singer since he was young.
After he graduated from high school, he went to
New York to achieve his dream.
He was rejected from hundreds of auditions
but he never gave up.
That's because his best friend and an older brother
supported him by his side all the time.
We were so close but
he passed away 4 years ago
due to cancer.
(His brother passed away just before his debut)
It was very difficult.
So I always promised him that I would
follow my dreams and go very far.
And we were really close so
it was really hard to lose him.
But I think that a huge part
of the success I've had coming this far
has been a lot of him, helping.
And...
I think about him every day.
I know he's always with me
and I know he's always protecting me and
so that always makes me feel a lot better.
You need to become successful for your brother!
(Focusing on Korean for now)
You need to study to become successful.
(They study at home on weeks they have a show)
They've been studying Korean for
4 years since they were in New York.
They can read and write
but they are having a hard time speaking.
That's because they learn
how to speak from a book.
(You know this too?)
"Gunyo" and "Neyo."
They are both used to express surprise.
Hunter coughs a lot.
So you'd say, "Hunter, you must've caught a cold!"
- Caught a cold. / - Caught a cold.
It says "neyo" can't be used to express something
that wasn't learned directly
from your own experience or when agreeing with
something said by someone else.
It's going in through one ear
and out the other.
Nothing will change by writing.
(They won't understand in future as well)
Get up, everyone.
They say the best lesson comes from experience.
(Shall we go to the playground?)
Hello.
1, 2, 3.
Hello, we are EXP EDITION.
We live here.
We are a newly formed K-pop idol group.
K-pop? Where are you from?
Where are you from? Which country?
We are from New York.
I see.
Why did you come to Korea to do K-pop?
We love K-pop so much.
We wanted to become K-pop singers.
I see.
We would like to sing you our song...
- "Feel Like This." / - Right now?
Really?
(Scratching)
(More people show up)
(Sounds good)
Good job!
They must've worked hard.
They are working hard.
I know.
It sounded very beautiful.
We live in the same apartment so we'll see often.
We'll often see.
We'll often see.
We'll see each other often.
(Learning on the spot)
Yes.
They learned some Korean
and gained some fans. Very lucky.
Thank you.
The next day.
(It was very touching)
They have to practice again.
Sime.
Sime.
Are you okay?
My legs are sore.
What?
My legs are sore.
Are you okay?
I'm okay.
(Practice room)
They came to practice
with their choreographer
for the performance that's in two days.
(Choreographer Hwang Jihu)
The basics?
They added dance because they sing more songs.
(It doesn't look that difficult)
Luckily, the dance is not too difficult.
(Like this?)
But then...
(Awkward)
Sime, forward.
Sime.
Oh, forward.
(Focusing on Sime)
Sime looks awkward.
Hands up.
(Right hand down)
(Right hand down)
The other hand.
(I can do it)
He tries his best
but his body is not helping out.
(Frustrated)
Same leg and arm.
Although he's confident in singing,
he's very weak when it comes to dancing.
He has harder time than others
whenever they learn new moves.
(Everyone together)
(Very anxious)
He never had this much difficulty
but he keeps making mistakes.
(Opposite direction)
(Is it because of his legs?)
Is it because of his sore legs
from this morning?
(Upset)
Growing up I had problems with my hip.
I wasn't actually allowed to do any
sort of physical exercise until I turned 17.
They didn't know what caused it.
It was just sort of happening.
I had to be on crutches for 2 years.
It's definitely better now.
It's only after rehearsals and
when I do work hard, that's when I feel it the most.
Practice for 5 minutes.
(What do I do)
The members know the best about
how hard Sime is trying and what kind
of hardship he is going through.
Look at my left leg.
- It hurts. / - I feel like this will hurt you more.
(Sime practices constantly)
I hope they rest during breaks.
It's better.
- Take a second and rest. / - I'm fine.
- You sure? / - Yeah.
- Everyone together. / - Yes.
(Will he be okay to continue practicing?)
Even though he's in pain,
he won't stop practicing.
It seems like Sime's body got heavier.
(Became worse than before)
He still tries his best.
(Sime leaves all of a sudden)
(Practice stops)
What's going on?
Sime.
Just give me a minute.
(He doesn't even look back)
- You okay? / - It's fine.
- What is wrong? / - It's fine, I just need a minute.
Are you okay?
Alright, sit down.
It's the first time Sime is
acting like this.
Everyone is worried about him.
Do you want to just go home right now then?
No, what's the point? We have to get this done.
Is it because of his legs or
is there another reason?
Hey, it's okay. It's not the end of the world.
When I'm doing the moves my hips
start hurting again and then it's just getting worse.
And then I feel like I'm letting them down because
I'm not getting move and it's taking forever.
It's just like a waste of time.
You are always too hard on yourself
than you should be.
And nobody is like, "Oh, my god, Sime's
a bad dancer." Nobody is saying that.
Just come inside whenever you are ready.
(Don't worry, bro)
He felt bad because he was
dragging the team down.
There is...
Only one way to cheer him up.
Drinking together.
They often talk things out at barbeque restaurants.
They eat like New Yorkers,
but drink like Koreans.
(Koreans for sure)
My Korean friend taught me.
(He learned well)
(Automatic)
This is the best stress reliever.
Do you feel better now?
(This is it)
(It's been awhile now)
These guys...
One more bottle of Soju, please.
(Tipsy)
And two more bottles of beer, please.
(Very happy)
It seems like you guys drank quite a bit.
Honestly, it didn't hit me that we were going to live
in Seoul up until like
the very last minute, you know what I mean?
When we were on the plane and when we were
heading over here. That's when I was like,
"Oh, we are all leaving everybody."
A lot of Korean people in the comments ask,
"When are you guys going back to New York?"
Honestly, my biggest fear is that...
I don't think this will happen but
that this will stop and then
we are back in New York
with the memories of doing all that.
That would be horrible.
Like to go back to all that stuff.
They don't want to think about even going back
after going through all of this.
Cheers to the journey that we've been on.
It's a lot to think about.
(Uncertain about future success)
They become more serious
talking about the uncertain future.
I was worried that they would be very sad.
But there's nothing to worry about.
(It seems like they are going to the army)
- I really like it. / - Does it hurt?
Maybe a little.
But it's good for your...
- Face? / - New skin?
Yes.
(Good for skin regeneration)
(Skin regeneration dance)
(Let's end here)
You should go to sleep now.
I'm so tired.
I'm dying.
Good night.
(Snoring)
They heard that they have
a very important meeting
in the morning so they came out early.
Who are they meeting?
- Hello. / - Hello.
(Who is it?)
Hello, we are EXP EDITION!
(Trot King Park Hyunbin)
It's Park Hyunbin.
- We got this for you. / - Thank you.
- Have a seat. / - Okay.
They really wanted to meet him.
Do you know me?
- Yes! / - How?
Trot is very similar to Portuguese music.
When I heard "Shabang Shabang," I was like, "Who is this?"
I really loved that song.
And you guys perform that song these days?
Yes.
On stage...
I'm nervous.
(Oh, my god)
(Dead serious)
(Feels like they are auditioning)
(Glad to meet you)
(You guys are in)
These guys are really good.
They are much more
into the song than I am.
Try this part.
♪ She just kills me ♪
You sing too gracefully.
I don't sing that way.
And...
♪ She just kills me ♪
♪ Dead drunk ♪
♪ I'm so drunk ♪
Your body...
(The original singer is different)
♪ Trust me just this once ♪
♪ I will only look at you ♪
These are all my songs.
They are envious him as he has so many
popular songs and he's very popular.
You are sitting here.
You are singing "Shabang Shabang."
You are meeting Park Hyunbin.
You need to know the reason behind everything.
Why are you sitting here?
The reason why you are going to
another meeting after this.
It will gradually build up
and you will understand everything.
It will come to you gradually.
To be honest,
often times I never see my juniors
after meeting like this.
(No)
Are you sad?
We will really try our best.
Don't give up.
It's so good to have a team.
You guys have each other.
I was always alone.
I will cheer for you guys.
Thank you.
(Time to go back)
What do we say?
It was nice meeting you.
1, 2, 3. It was nice meeting you!
Sit down.
You guys are too tall.
It was so nice seeing you!
I want to look taller.
(Let's practice)
Whatever you do, focus and know the reason.
Park Hyunbin taught them that.
So...
(Boot camp training?)
Why are you guys doing this?
We need to be stronger.
So we have to practice more.
They are very determined.
We are going to have a full run-through.
They are going full out this time.
They want to give it their all.
Will they successfully perform?
(Will they be able to successfully perform?)
We'll find that out tomorrow.
(The day of performance)
It's finally the performance day.
What are you doing over there?
(They are good, I'm nervous)
Shouldn't you guys be practicing?
That's right. You can't let your guard down.
Especially Sime.
Sime, you can...
I can do it!
What is this?
Why are you writing this?
I was touched because they were good to me.
I was touched because they were good to me.
I was touched because they were good to me.
I was touched...
As long as things go as planned, it'll be fine.
He's clever.
(The girl idol group before them just finished)
It's finally their turn.
- Good job! / - Good luck.
Girls will love these guys.
(A huge number of audience)
Our boys bravely
enter the stage.
And how hard will they cheer?
(Rather mild)
It was expected but...
- Are you ready? / - Yes.
Let's go!
(They start strong)
(Super Junior's song as always)
This was the song they got popular with.
As long as they can be recognized,
they can sing hundreds or thousands of times.
(I know them!)
They finish the first song successfully.
Next is...
(It's a big obstacle they need to overcome)
Hello, we are EXP EDITION!
Did you guys watch "I Can See Your Voice?"
I've always wanted to meet Super Junior but
when I actually met them...
(It's okay, I can cheat)
I was touched because they were good to me.
(Thought he was clever)
I was touched because they were good to me.
(Hahaha)
I knew he was going to get caught.
The next song is our debut song, "Feel Like This."
Have you ever heard of it?
It's okay.
Sing along with us like this.
Feel like this, everyone.
Feel like this.
Let's go.
(We sing other people's songs more right now)
(Everyone's unsure of our potential)
(It's okay because we are just getting started)
(Please cheer on for us)
People think we are crazy. I think we are crazy.
We still wish "Feel Like This" would be on
the top chart and more people would know about it.
I mean, of course there is that
level of perfection that we have yet to...
I will continue to be working hard
and hopefully be getting better.
I've always wanted to meet Super Junior
but when we actually met, I was touched
because they were so good to me. Yes!
(This is the power of hard work)
EXP EDITION started out as
an experiment.
Please cheer on for them, becoming
one of the most successful K-pop idol groups!
(My Neighbor, Charles)
They are a really prepared group.
They have great determination.
I also like it because they seem desperate.
And there's that important figure
who made EXP EDITION into a K-pop star.
Please, welcome CEO Kim Bora.
You had a huge role.
Did you think that they would work hard
and become successful?
I didn't think that this was going to get big.
After they made a debut and
performed in the U.S. for a year,
they approached me first and told me that
they wanted to go and perform in Korea
along with other K-pop groups.
They brought up to me first that
they wanted to perform in front of Koreans.
You were studying Korean with flash cards.
Isn't it difficult to learn from a Korean teacher?
I watched Korean movies when I was in Croatia.
So I thought that it would be a little bit easier
but nope.
It's incredibly difficult.
And the Korean "yes" means
"no" in Croatian.
It's very confusing.
It's so confusing.
Very, very confusing.
I think it would be good to
date a Korean girl because
it would speed up learning Korean.
I just feel so happy looking
at these bright and optimistic four young men.
I wonder if they have any worries.
(We want to be popular)
Popularity is our concern and hope.
Some people in Korea might think that
we are only here as tourists,
that we're only here to have fun
and then go back to United States
to our lives and whatnot.
The fact that we are finally here and doing this...
It's a dream come true so
it would be really sad
if it ended and we have to go back.
What's your definition of success?
Probably getting at least in
the top 10 in music charts.
The speech after getting first place
in a music show is very important.
You know how it goes.
First place, EXP EDITION!
(Going crazy)
You are exaggerating too much.
Thank you and we love you, our fans.
We love you.
Rather than that, say
Our CEO...
Kim Bora...
(Crying)
In the past, Wonder Girls went to
United States.
They were huge in Korea but
they went about taking buses.
After seeing the video of them giving out
their own CDs and promoting themselves,
I thought that it's so respectful to come and
challenge yourselves to become a K-pop idol.
Aren't your parents worried?
That's why our families are kind of
worried about the reactions and
they can only see the bad comments about us
because they are usually in English.
So they can't read any of
the good Korean press about us.
So they are worried that we'll see that
and get depressed.
It seems like you think about
your older brother a lot, Frankie.
Watching my brother battle cancer for two years
and fight until the last day.
Because of him, I know that I'll never give up.
I know there isn't any obstacle
I can't overcome and
I know that he's always with me.
I see.
I see that you guys
are working so hard
away from home but
there are always haters, writing bad comments.
Usually foreign K-pop fans
write the negative comments.
EXP EDITION isn't Korean.
Why are they trying to do K-pop?
They are too big.
They can't sing.
They are ugly.
Negative comments mean interest.
People are interested in you
so they know who you are
and they've watched your show
and they've spent so much time
finding ways to write the hateful comments.
So they invested 5 minutes of
their lives to you guys.
So be thankful.
They must've been hurt
through negative comments.
So many times.
You live longer and stronger in harsh conditions.
That's a Korean proverb.
I guess I'll be living until I'm 200 years old.
Let's hear your determination
for your fans and to-be fans.
I just would say to any fans
or to anybody who has a dream
that you think it's impossible.
We, if you went three years back,
and the first time we met,
we would've never imagined that we would
be here
so just believe in yourself and you'll go very far.
You can do it!
Confidence.
Thank you so much.
We feel very motivated to see them coming to
Korea from New York to pursue your dreams.
Thank you so much for coming today and
we will cheer EXP EDITION on until
you become a successful K-pop idol group.
Good luck!
Thank you!
This concludes My Neighbor, Charles.
- See you next time. / - Good-bye.
Hello, we are EXP EDITION.
Don't you feel all cheered up?
1, 2, 3. We can do it!
Thank you for having us.
Good-bye.
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