(G)I-DLE gets off to a strong start
好調なスタートダッシュ「(G)I-DLE」
Korean girl group (G)I-DLE won their first No. 1 with their debut song "LATATA".
On the 22nd, SBS MTV's "The Show" aired, "(G)I-DLE" won No. 1. This "super rookie" achieved a great feat after only 20 days since their debut.
SOYEON, a member of "(G)I-DLE" who appeared on "PRODUCE 101", commented, "Chairman Hong, thank you so much. It's still too much for me, but thank you to the fans who helped us get No. 1. I'm also grateful to my family."
She continued, "We will make sure that we become a group that truly deserves this award. Thank you so much," and YUQI also shed tears of joy, saying, "Thank you so much to all our fans."
(From K-POP News)
Twenty days after their debut, (G)I-DLE won first place on SBS MTV's "The Show." What a good start.
I watched the video of their performance. All the members have stable skills and are visually outstanding.
I had the impression that they were good when I first saw them, and they have already started to achieve results.
BLACKPINK is a similar group that is ahead of them. Their performances convey their charm that cannot be underestimated.
I feel that they have gathered talented girls.
It's a shame that there are no Japanese members.
It's natural that the Korean members are the main members, but if they gathered members from Taiwan, Thailand, and China, where K-POP is popular, it would have been even better to start with seven members, including a Japanese member.
It's hard to say much about their singing ability, as their training period in Korea will have a big impact.
However, judging from their cover dances, the Japanese members shouldn't be inferior either.
Multinational groups are likely to have their sights set on the whole of Asia.
If that's the case, having a Japanese member in Japan should be an effective trump card.
Didn't the agency have suitable trainees (members)?
I hope they'll add a Japanese member, even if it's midway through.
They say they're likely to have a big impact in the future, so they'd like to see them come to Japan and see them perform live.
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