The girl group MEOVV has officially made their debut with the highly anticipated music video “Meow.” Formed by Teddy, the creative mind behind BLACKPINK, MEOVV’s entry into the K-pop scene was met with great expectations. However, their initial release has left some fans underwhelmed due to its traditional musical structure.
Despite the mixed reactions to their debut, the undeniable talent of these five girls shines through. Their promotional stages have garnered positive feedback from netizens, showcasing their hard work during extensive trainee periods that have honed their skills. In addition to impressive dance moves and stage presence, fans are eager to hear their true live vocal capabilities.
Recently, MEOVV made a guest appearance on the radio show “Wendy’s Young Street,” hosted by Wendy of Red Velvet. During the segment, the group showcased their vocal talents by covering popular K-pop tracks including “Psycho” by Red Velvet, “I Don’t Care” by 2NE1, and “U Go Girl” by Lee Hyori.
MEOVV performed these covers with professionalism, especially impressing audiences with their renditions of “I Don’t Care” and “U Go Girl.” Their live performance of “Psycho” even received praise from host Wendy, the song’s original artist.
On “Wendy’s Young Street,” the group also presented their first live rendition of their debut track “Meow.” While they were commended for their abilities, member Anna stirred some discussion regarding her slightly breathless delivery in contrast to her fellow members.
Nevertheless, many listeners recognized that the program was designed for enjoyable interaction, allowing for minor slip-ups to be forgiven. Moreover, Anna’s singing part wasn’t extensive enough to fully evaluate her capabilities as a newcomer. In fact, she consistently provides strong performances. As MEOVV is newly debuted, fans will have ample opportunities to “test” the live vocal skills of these talented girls.
Through their impressive performances over the weekend, this rookie girl group has begun to earn the audience’s faith in their ability to flourish in the competitive K-pop landscape. Fans can look forward to witnessing MEOVV’s growth and evolution as artists in the near future.
Source: K14
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