Graduation from Ottori Seishun (DIA) Next up is "Bo Peep Bo Peep"
おっとり清純卒業（DIA)次は『Bo Peep Bo Peep』
Girl group DIA is gathering attention by announcing a super-fast comeback with the second "Bo Peep Bo Peep" on November 7th.
DIA has announced that they will join hands with composer Shinsadong Tiger on November 7th to make a comeback with the second "Bo Peep Bo Peep" with an addictive melody.
DIA made a comeback for the first time in about a year on the 9th of last month with a side of herself that she has never shown before, and "Woo Woo" ranked first on a music program 1,666 days after her debut.
DIA said in a showcase and an interview, "The break was long, and I was worried that this album might be my last, so I felt more eager to perform on stage," and added, "I tried really hard to make up for the gap during the break."
With their latest mini album, "Summer Ade," DIA has also overcome the vocal controversy that has plagued them since their debut.
They have made a successful comeback with stable stage manners and outstanding skills, and achieved the feat of winning first place on a music program for the first time since their debut.
With this album, DIA is drawing expectations as they have once again teamed up with composer Shinsadong Tiger to announce their super-fast comeback.
The album also raises expectations for the next album, as DIA's super-fast comeback is a great achievement, even though they said it might be their last.
DIA is drawing expectations for the next album, as they have made a successful comeback this week.
(From K-POP News)
I liked DIA's music. I thought they might become popular, but they didn't sell well.
Analyzing carefully, the reason their music didn't sell well may have been because it was too gentle.
They continued to make gentle, pure music with Chaeyoung at the center, but it didn't work.
As the competition for survival in girl groups has intensified, they have started making more up-tempo and stimulating music.
They tried to keep up with the trend and change their image to more up-tempo songs, but it didn't work.
When they were competing with music that involved a lot of movement, they looked worse than before.
The girls all had good visuals, but I stopped listening to their music because I thought they were finished.
As they struggled to find a way to rise up, some movement began to take place among them.
The departure of main dancer Eunjin could have been considered a major event for the group.
However, from the agency's perspective, it may have also been an opportunity to change the group's image.
Whether it's girls or boys, if popularity remains half-hearted, a hierarchy will be formed among the half-hearted popularity.
If not done properly, it could lead to the group becoming rigid.
It seems that DIA is starting to show this side as well.
The first thing I noticed after their comeback was that they couldn't immediately get a grip on the other members, from their performance to everything else.
Even the familiar Chaeyoung blends in and disappears quickly.
They've all reappeared refreshed and with a new image.
They are characterized by their intense dancing and singing, while maintaining a uniform slim figure.
Chaeyoung is busy dancing. Her gentle innocence seems to have completely disappeared.
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