The latest photos showing the extreme charm of female dancer Lee Jung, the leader of YGX, in the latest advertisement for beverage brand Seagram, have been released.
These are the behind-the-scenes photos of the promotional shoot for the beverage brand Seagram, where Lee Jung is working as their newest model.
Coca-Cola’s sparkling water brand Seagram posted a behind-the-scenes photo from a promotional shoot, showcasing Lee Jung’s various charms. This year, Seagram chose Lee Jung as their newest model to promote a new product and filmed a new TV commercial featuring her skillful dance moves.
In this set of photos, Lee Jung overwhelmed viewers with her unique charm. Her facial expression is as vibrant as the Seagram’s intense carbonation.
In particular, Lee Jung made the whole studio buzz with her energetic spirit during the filming of the commercial. When filming the choreography on the water, the crew showed their deep admiration for the dancers. After the shoot was over, the dancers and crew comfortably posed for pictures together without any sign of fatigue, as if the shoot had been something really fun to them.
During the break, Lee Jung showed her “gatgi” (baby, childish) side, such as posing with a cute pose that is very popular on SNS, making viewers ‘laugh out loud’.
Seagram’s new TV commercial with Lee Jung is now aired, with Lee Jung visually conveying the excitement that Seagram can bring to the audience through her passionate, powerful dance steps.
At the same time, the image of the 5-pointed grass decorated on the new packaging of this product was also released, attracting the attention of netizens. Seagram’s new product helps consumers make intuitive choices by applying label colors that reflect the strengths of each product.
An employee of the Coca-Cola Company said, “We decided to plan this TV commercial with Lee Jung to bring out the indescribable thrill of the new Seagram’s product in the summer, when the rainy season and the hot sun are on the horizon. I hope everyone will enjoy this new product.”
Source: Insight
