Lee Dong-hwi, Lee Sang-i, Jung Ji-so, and MAMAMOO's Whee In Join 'Change Street' Season 2 Lineup

The highly anticipated Korean-Japanese collaborative music variety show, 'Change Street,' has officially unveiled its second wave of artists, sparking excitement among global fans.

Scheduled to premiere on December 20th, the show announced that actors Lee Dong-hwi, Lee Sang-i, and Jung Ji-so, alongside MAMAMOO member Whee In, will be joining the cast. This follows the initial lineup reveal which included Hur Young-ji of KARA, Yoon San-ha of ASTRO, Hui of PENTAGON, and HYNN (Park Hye-won).

'Change Street' is a groundbreaking cultural exchange project commemorating the 60th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Korea and Japan. The program will feature artists from both nations connecting through music on the streets of each other's countries, broadcast jointly on Korea's ENA channel and Japan's Fuji TV.

Notably, Lee Dong-hwi, Lee Sang-i, and Jung Ji-so, primarily known for their acting prowess, will be showcasing their ability to convey emotions through music. Having previously demonstrated impressive vocal talents on other variety shows, anticipation is high for their heartfelt performances and genuine interactions during busking stages.

The addition of Whee In, celebrated for her unique vocals and powerful singing as a member of MAMAMOO, is expected to elevate the show's musical quality. Instead of grand stages, she is set to deliver a more intimate and raw vocal performance on the unfamiliar streets of a foreign country.

'Change Street' aims to prove the unifying power of music across different languages and environments, positioning itself as a meaningful global program that bridges Korean and Japanese cultural exchange. The show is jointly produced by Forest Media, HangangforeEnM, and ENA, with its first episode airing on December 20th at 9:30 PM KST on ENA channel.

Netizens are buzzing with excitement over the unexpected musical ventures of actors Lee Dong-hwi, Lee Sang-i, and Jung Ji-so, as well as the addition of MAMAMOO's Whee In. Comments like 'I'm excited to see the actors sing!' and 'Whee In performing on foreign streets already makes me thrilled' flood online forums, highlighting the high anticipation for the show's premiere.