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WATCH: K-Pop group Verivery responds to Filipino pickup lines in Tagalog

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South Korean group Verivery took on a game called “Call Me By Your Language” which required them to speak in Tagalog.In the said game, each member of the group had to read a pickup line sent in by a fan and answer back with a message which will be later on translated into Tagalog for them to read.One fan told Dongheon: “May kilala ka bang gumagawa ng relo? May sira yata relo ko. ‘Pag ikaw kasi kasama ko, humihinto ang oras ko.” He then responded: “Kahit huminto ang oras, patuloy tayong liliwanag.”A fan named Jamie told Hoyoung: “Sumbong kita sa pulis. Ninakaw mo kasi puso ko.” To which Hoyoung responded: “Kung ito’y kasalanan, handa akong magpakulong.”Minchan, for his part, received a message from a fan named Justine which said: “Minchan, nakalimutan ko ang iyong pangalan dahil nais kong tawagin kong mine.” He replied: “Hindi mine ang pangalan ko. Pero simula ngayon, pwede mo akong tawaging mahal.” Gyehyeon, on the other hand, opted to do a “skit” as he responded to a fan who throwed a “banat” at him. <div>“Pwede bang makahiram ng cellphone mo? Nais [ko] na tawagan ang iyong ina. Nais kong sabihin na salamat sa iyong pagsilang sa isang prinsipe.”</div>He replied: “Aking prinsesa, kukunin kita.”A fan named Lorry, who wished to have Yeonho as her gift from Santa for Christmas, said: “Pwede bang makahingi ng litrato mo? Papakita ko lang kay Santa Claus kung ano gusto ko matanggap sa Pasko.”Yeonho then responded by posing in front of the camera and said: “Kunin mo ngayon ang aking litrato.”Meanwhile, Yeongseung got a message from a fan named Danica who asked if he can follow him — the man of his dreams. “Yeongseung, pwede ba kitang sundan? Kasi sabi ng nanay ko ‘follow your dreams’,” Danica wrote. To which Yeongseung replied: “Wag kang mag-alala, sundan mo ako sabay tayong maglalakad patungo sa ating pangarap.” The last one to read a message from a fan — Kangmin — received something that may sound too familiar for many Filipinos. The fan wrote: “Kangmin, si Google ka ba? Kasi lahat ng hinahanap ko nasa iyo na.” Kangmin then gave a sweet reply saying: “Hindi ako Google kundi tao lang ako na mahal mo.” Watch the video below: <div><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="552" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/4gcgRg8RMsE" width="981"></iframe></div>Verivery isn’t the first K-Pop group to take on the same challenge. Back in February, Pentagon gamely took on the challenge. <div><a href="https://push.abs-cbn.com/2020/2/18/fresh-scoops/watch-k-pop-group-pentagon-responds-to-tweets-of-225623">WATCH: K-Pop group Pentagon responds to tweets of Pinoy fans in Tagalog</a></div>Composed of Dongheon, Hoyoung, Minchan, Gyehyeon, Yeonho, Yongseung, Kangmin, the six-piece group debuted in 2018 under Jellyfish Entertainment — the talent management agency behind K-Pop group VIXX.In 2019, the sextet released the EP called Veri Us with the song “Ring Ring Ring” serving as the lead single. Last March, the group joined the Mnet-produced reality television show Road To Kingdom where they placed fifth in the competition. Meanwhile, ROLLING identifies as a multinational K-Pop content channel.

South Korean group Verivery took on a game called ‘Call Me By Your Language.’