by ‘Girls Planet 999’ pre-released some of the stages of J and K groups.
Mnet’s ‘Girls Planet 999: Girls’ War’ (after this ‘Girls Planet 999’), which will be aired for the first time on August 6, will feature 99 participants from different cultures to become a global K-pop girl group. They plan to present their stage with their skills and charm to other participants and viewers. As the performance skills of the participants were revealed through the signal song ‘OOO (Over&Over&Over, O.O.O)’ stage in advance, attention is also focused on today’s first broadcast.
First, the J group unit announced the appearance, and on the billboard, the members of the top ranks, including the first J group, told the build, making everyone nervous. In particular, when J group’s No. 1 Hikaru Ezaki appeared, the interest of the Master Corps, who had been watching him since the preliminary round, was pouring in. When BLACKPINK’s ‘Boombayah’ sang at the start of the stage, all the other participants were surprised. As it was a song performed in several audition programs, there was a problematic reaction, but the participants soon began to show off a decisive stage. He served a set that cheered everyone with his powerful vocals and subtle movements.
After that, Kim Da-Yeon, who took 1st place in the K group, stepped forward, and a counterattack stage unfolded. Participants Choi Ye-young and Kim Su-Yeon formed a unit. Kim Da-Yeon took the stage with the expectations of the K group participants and started performing in line with K/DA’s ‘POP/STARS.’ From the beginning, the three of them boasted overwhelming charisma. You can see what kind of stage they would have performed in this broadcast. In the final scene, K-Pop master Sunmi shows admiration, amplifying curiosity about the broadcast.
‘Girls Planet 999’, which depicts the process of growing into a global K-pop girl group by connecting 99 participants from Korean, Chinese, and Japanese cultures to K-pop within ‘Girls Planet,’ will be broadcast for the first time at 8:20 pm on the 6th. (Photo = provided by Mnet)
