EP8 is the last episode.
The last mission the seven girls received was the 2NE1 choreography group mission.
The choreography of this mission was created by LEEJUNG, who showed good performance in Street Woman Fighter.
LEEJUNG is a talented choreographer who created the signature choreography of famous singers such as TWICE, ITZY, and BLACKPINK.
She, who conducted the class with the trainees, praised RUKA and ASA very much for their understanding of dance.
The trainees were given a mission to create a part of 2NE1’s song, Can’t Nobody.
In this mission, LEEJUNG adopted the choreography of RAMI, ASA, and RUKA.
In particular, LEEJUNG praised RAMI’s creative ability.
She has a great vocal talent enough to take on the main vocalist. But she also showed great performances in the dance-creating mission.
I also didn’t know she had this talent for creation, as LEEJUNG responded.
Also, in this mission, trainees were able to dance a part of Fire alone.
The trainees individually pulled off the same part with their own skills and dance lines.
The solo part of Fire was won by CHIQUITA.
CHIQUITA is young and has a short trainee period, but has a clear presence on stage.
People say it’s a talent when they see this.
As it was the last mission, I was upset that the trainees were immersed in practice even while overworking their bodies.
RUKA’s appearance full of bruises on his legs and PHARITA’s sad appearance with a bad back made viewers immerse themselves by saying, “Because there is no mother in Korea….”
BABYMONSTER’s 2NE1 performance was close to perfection.
In particular, as dance trainer LEEJUNG said earlier, RUKA, ASA, and CHIQUITA were very noticeable in my eyes.
The judge praised BABYMONSTER for completing the survival until the end, saying, “Well done, you did so well.”
In particular, the owner of the dance, LEEJUNG, said, “I wish the trainees would love dance just as much as I love dance. Thank you so much for carrying it out.”
I also watched the survival of the BABYMONSTER until EP8 and came to support the debut of these seven members.
If the seven hadn’t debuted as they were, I would have been quite upset.
I’m looking forward to the future of BABYMONSTER, seven girls with skills, visuals, and stage presence.
