Hip hop and girl groups

Hip hop and girl groups
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On the afternoon of the 26th, the 2016 SAF SBS Gayo Daejeon featured a collaborative stage with G-DRAGON (BIGBANG), CL, BewhY and Okasian.

The first part ended with a hip hop stage.


The stage was produced by producer Teddy. G-DRAGON, CL, BewhY and Okasian performed "One Million Won."


This collaboration had been drawing a lot of attention even before it aired.


They are both difficult musicians to watch, and the fact that they were creating a stage together made it the center of attention.


The first performer was rapper BewhY.


BewhY, who took the stage alone first, overwhelmed the audience with just her rap.


Next up was CL. She showed off her unique charisma with her US debut song, attracting the attention of fans.


G-DRAGON's sense was as expected.


He appeared on stage in a gold sweatshirt and captivated the audience with "ONE OF A KIND."


(From K-POP News)


Let's watch the linked video right away.


The performance begins with G-DRAGON rapping in a gold sweatshirt.


As G-DRAGON stands in the center, the other performers come on stage all at once and the performance begins.


The members' raps resonate with each other with their own unique rhythm.


The music and performance look completely different from the pop music we usually watch.


However, I have enjoyed G-DRAGON and CL's raps from time to time.


Their breathing and rhythm create a unique rhythm and pleasure.


The performance gradually gets more exciting as you watch it.


Their raps and rhythms absorb the atmosphere of the venue and turn it into a unique heat and excitement.


The audience gradually got excited, and Yoo Hee-yeol, who was sitting next to CL, began clapping his hands to the rhythm.


Next came BLACK PINK's performance, which was more exciting than usual.


As I watched, I felt a wave of heat spreading throughout my body.


Perhaps it was because it was clear that they were trying to firmly carry on the music of G-DRAGON and CL.


With the arrival of new faces like BLACK PINK, it seems as if girl group hip hop will become more substantial and lively.

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