GFRIEND and others participating in Music Bank rehearsals...

GFRIEND and others participating in Music Bank rehearsals...
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[PHOTO] GFRIEND, THE BOYZ, UNB, LOVELYZ and others participating in Music Bank rehearsals


★ On the morning of the 4th, GFRIEND, THE BOYZ, UNB, LOVELYZ, IDLE, HIGHTEEN, Ahn Hyun-seop & Lee Ui-woong, and Hwang Chi-yeol were seen heading to the KBS 2TV Music Bank rehearsal at the KBS New Building Public Hall in Yeouido, Seoul.


(From Entertainment News)


In addition to "Time for the moon night," GFRIEND has lined up some great songs for this comeback.


With melancholic elements added to their innocent and pure style, GFRIEND's music gives the impression of being thick and expansive.
This is the first time I've seen information about IDLE and their music video, but judging from their singing, rapping, dancing, etc., I get the impression that they have a unique group of members.


This is a multinational girl group made up of members from Korea, China, Thailand, and Taiwan, and they incorporate a variety of musical techniques, including rap, into Latin rhythms.


The lightness of Latin music and the intensity of rock are combined with sophisticated dancing to create a mysterious atmosphere.


At first glance, it seems like girl crush music, but the visuals and the impression are that they are anticipating the future of K-POP, which is seeing an increase in male fans.


I thought that the girl style they are seeing is similar to MOMOLAND's style (?), but they are lacking in smiles and charm.


We'll have to wait and see for the time being, but their existence itself is unique, so there's no doubt that they are an interesting group of girls.


LOVELYZ's new song is a "piggyback" of the members' visuals.


With TWICE out of the way, they have an opportunity to take the top spot on music shows.


They would love to be crowned number one just once and maintain their reputation as a popular girls' group.


Is HIGHTEEN making a commemorative debut...?


Watching their stage.


They are brimming with fighting spirit and full of energy.


Their dance is simply a string of basic gestures and movements, accompanied by a song with little individuality, typical of amateur groups.


The choreography is clearly second-rate.


Could they have properly prepared for their debut under the guidance of a famous choreographer?


Compared to OH MY GIRL BANHANA's "Banana allergy monkey" stage, where they hit the key points firmly, the difference between a first-rate and second-rate performance is clear.


It is far from BLACKPINK's debut stage.


It is like a Don Quixote stage challenging a windmill, but there is a chance that these girls will be popular tomorrow as well.

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