Broadcast date: Feb. 11Starring: AOA Cream, Seventeen, Apink, 4Minute and YennyAOA Cream, a subunit trio of girl band AOA, popped on the V app at 11 p.m. on Thursday, an hour ahead of releasing their debut single “I’m Jelly Belly” at midnight.

Under the title “AOA Cream Angels’ Talk Salon,” the new trio -- consisting of Yuna, Hyejeong and Chami -- appeared in baby pink outfits to tease out snippets of the album. The girls revealed how they chose the group name AOA Cream. “There were many candidates, including AOA Rose. But Yuna unni (older sister) decided to go with Cream,” Hyejeong said. “In the future, we might release ballads or take on a sexy concept or come out with a different style. So the name had to be all-inclusive,” said Chanmi. During the show, the girls put out a live performance of “I’m Jelly Belly” for the first time. Hyejeong explained that the song is about jealousy in a relationship and a girl asking her boyfriend to love her. “I think if my boyfriend talks to his female friend, I will become jealous,” said Hyejeong. “If my boyfriend sees another girl or cheats on me, I am definitely going to break up.”At midnight, the girls released the song “I’m Jelly Belly,” composed by Black Eyed Pilseung, the producing duo behind popular K-pop songs such as Miss A’s “Only You,” Sistar’s “Touch My Body” and Twice’s “Like Ooh-Aah.”

Boy group Seventeen appeared to celebrate youngest member Dino’s birthday, which was Thursday. The members brought the birthday cake and Dino blew out the candles. “Today, Feb. 11, is my first birthday since our debut,” said Dino. “This morning, I saw gifts and cakes that the fans have sent and I was deeply moved. When I saw all the things I got and the members celebrating with me, I realized I have received lots of love.”

Girl group 4Minute popped up from the Arirang radio station during the radio program and talked about their newly released album “Act.7” and title track “Hate.”

Also on Thursday, girl group Apink released footage of their recent concert tour in North America, stopping in cities like Vancouver, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Finally, makeup blogger Yenny went live to show viewers how to do special and lovely makeup for Valentine’s Day. Naver’s real-time broadcasting app V allows fans to interact with their favorite K-pop stars through live broadcasts. The app is available for Android and iOS. For more information, visit www.vlive.tv.By Ahn Sung-mi () Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.naver.vappApple App Store https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1019447011?mt=8