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'X: The League' Kicks Off Seongsu-dong Pop-up Rush with 8 Teams from 9 Countries... Gi Eun-se Says Victory Is Certain "Thanks to Ggang Stylist," Kim Tae-gyun Makes Surprise Appearance to Cheer Them On

ENA's global selling survival program 'X: The League' enters its third-round preliminary mission, the 'Pop-up Rush.' In the fifth episode airing on the 30th, eight teams from nine countries will be shown conducting offline sales for three hours in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. A total of 35 brands are parti

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter
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'X: The League' Kicks Off Seongsu-dong Pop-up Rush with 8 Teams from 9 Countries... Gi Eun-se Says Victory Is Certain "Thanks to Ggang Stylist," Kim Tae-gyun Makes Surprise Appearance to Cheer Them On
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ENA's global selling survival program 'X: The League' enters its third-round preliminary mission, the 'Pop-up Rush.'

In the fifth episode airing on the 30th, eight teams from nine countries will be shown conducting offline sales for three hours in Seongsu-dong, Seoul. A total of 35 brands are participating in this mission, and the preliminary mission scores will also be reflected in the results. After the second round concluded, MCs Tiffany Young and Bambam announced that the third round would begin in Seongsu-dong.

■ Gi Eun-se: "We Will Win Thanks to the Ggang Stylist"... Kim Tae-gyun Also Shows Support

While Gian Hao Tan of the Singapore-Malaysia team and Ashanti of the Indonesian team, who have little offline sales experience, appeared nervous, Republic of Korea team captain Gi Eun-se expressed strong confidence in on-site sales.

As the pop-up sales began, the Ggang Stylist of the Korean team drew in visitors with styling suggestions, driving sales. Gi Eun-se said, "Thanks to the Ggang Stylist, we will win (the third-round preliminary mission)."

That day, former baseball player Kim Tae-gyun visited the store in person to cheer on the Korean team, and was also seen purchasing items recommended by the Ggang Stylist.

■ Japan and China Teams Show Sales Enthusiasm... Choi Sisi: "A Benefactor Has Arrived"

To make up for their poor performance in the first round, the Japanese team actively engaged in sales. Japanese team captain Sana said, "I want to show that Japan can do it too." Kichan displayed relaxed confidence while communicating with fans. He said, "Thanks to the fans who recognize me, I think I can handle customer service and communication with ease."

Choi Sisi of the Chinese team could not hide her surprise upon seeing a big-spending fan appear at the venue, exclaiming, "A benefactor has arrived!"

Meanwhile, the fifth episode of 'X: The League' airs at 7:50 p.m. on the 30th.

Jonggyu Park
Staff Reporter

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