Dance Crew Leaders Reflect on the Impact of "Street Woman Fighter 2" and Gear Up for Nationwide Tour
BlueYIM
yimyoungseo1010@naver.com | 2023-11-17 17:12:37
Courtesy of Mnet
In a recent group interview in Seoul, leaders of the seven dance crews featured in Mnet's "Street Woman Fighter 2" reflected on the show's conclusion and its positive influence on the dance community. The leaders, representing diverse backgrounds and styles, shared their thoughts on the show's global impact and how it has become a catalyst for broader participation in dance.
Kirsten, the leader of the multinational dance crew Jam Republic, expressed disbelief at the show's conclusion, noting the potential for its continued global reach. Akanen, leader of the Japanese dance crew Tsubakill, conveyed excitement about the ongoing Street Woman Fighter 2 tour, describing it as just the beginning for her team.
The leaders highlighted the show's role in making the dance scene more accessible, leading to an influx of new students eager to learn dancing. Bada, leader of Bebe, the winning crew, emphasized the program's contribution to lowering barriers in the dance community, expressing a desire to further expand the dance scene.
For Lia Kim, leader of the dance crew One Million, the show was a turning point, and she noted the unexpected success of their mega-crew mission, which garnered over 10 million views on YouTube. Lia Kim credited the program with helping her overcome doubts about creating dance pieces at an older age.
The dance crews are gearing up for a nationwide tour titled "On The Stage," commencing in Seoul next month. Bada assured fans of an energetic experience, hinting at special performances and collaborative stages involving all dance crews. Halo, leader of WoL’Flo, mentioned active participation in planning stage effects and costumes to create memorable moments for the audience.
As these dance crews embark on the nationwide tour, their reflections underscore the lasting impact of "Street Woman Fighter 2" as a platform that not only crowned a winner but also ignited a newfound enthusiasm for dance worldwide.
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