S.Coups Breaks Silence on Seventeen's Untold Rome Chronicles — 'There is no up and...'

In a candid revelation on the latest episode of tvN's 'Nana Tour with Seventeen,' S.Coups, the charismatic leader of the K-pop sensation, delved into the group's distinctive hierarchy.

Aiming to unravel the mysteries of Seventeen's dynamics, the episode chronicled the group's escapades on their second day in Rome.

A Breakfast Affair at Life Sandwich Shop

Seven members, led by Joshua, descended upon the charming Life Sandwich Shop for a morning meal. Amidst banter and breakfast orders, Hoshi shared his perspective on group dynamics, asserting, "Having lived in groups many times, I am the type to follow because many boatmen go to the mountains."

As sandwiches were assembled, Dino, the group's general affairs maestro, confidently declared, "The general secretary will take care of it," leaving fans intrigued about the financial aspects of the feast. INCASE YOU MISSED THIS: SEVENTEEN S.Coups is Seriously Considering Changing His Stage Name Following the first bites, the members unanimously praised the sandwiches, deeming them the "sandwich of life." Mingyu shed light on the culinary choices in Rome, explaining, "The reason why pickled food is used in Rome is because the weather is hot.

That's why the food spoils quickly." A playful exchange ensued as Dino quizzed Mingyu about the temperature outside, leading to laughter and camaraderie among the members.

Seventeen's Horizontal Atmosphere: Debunking Hierarchy Myths

In an exclusive interview, the production team probed into the widely circulated notion that "Seventeen has no top and right, only left and right." S.Coups, the group's leader, provided insights, dismissing the idea with a nonchalant "not much."

Explaining the evolution of Seventeen's dynamic, S.Coups shared, "From my trainee days to the early days of our debut, I maintained a strict approach with the members. However, I realized that a free atmosphere was essential to convey vibrant energy on stage. Referring to myself as a 'neighborhood drum,' a horizontal atmosphere naturally took root."

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Written by Cassidy Jones.