Following the announcement of BPM’s new “little sister group,”this member is already garnering high expectations as the next “5th-gen top-tier main dancer”before their debut.
Who exactly is she?
Who Is Emma Song? ‘SWF’ Dancer to Debut as K-pop Idol Through Group
Specifically, Bad Villain, the sister group of VIVIZ, consists of seven members who will make their debut under BPM three years after the company’s formation. The excitement for their debut increased even further when the official members revealed their identities.
To kick off their debut countdown, Bad Villain unveiled two teaser films and a performance video of “Hurricane,”introducing the members’ identities before their official debut.
At first, BPM promoted them with a teaser video featuring the members wearing masks and hats, sparking interest in the true identities hidden behind the silhouettes.
However, this time, the seven members finally removed their veils and, to the delight of fans, many familiar faces were revealed.
Out of the seven members, three of them – Kim Inhye, Kim Yunseo, and Shin Yeseul – were previously contestants on MBC’s “My Teenage Girl”survival show, which is where CLASS:y was formed.
Fans were truly amazed when Emma Song, a member of WANT, appeared. This crew gained recognition through their strong presence on Mnet’s dance battle program, “Street Woman Fighter.”Emma Song was a notable member of this crew.
Before that, she had experience working as a backup dancer for various K-pop idols such as Kang Daniel, SHINee Key and Taemin, HyunA, and Dawn. She also collaborated with Jeon Somi as a choreographer.
After the “SWF”incident, Emma remained active on social media, constantly communicating with her fans. However, she suddenly disappeared from the entertainment industry, deleting her social media accounts and leaving her whereabouts unknown to her fans.
Despite the lack of awareness, she was secretly preparing to make her debut as a K-pop idol in BPM’s newest girl group, “Bad Villain.”
With her exceptional dance abilities and magnetic presence, K-pop fans are already predicting that she will make a significant impact on the K-pop industry as the next leading main dancer of the 5th generation.
In the meantime, Bad Villain is set to make its debut in the first half of 2024 and will focus on delivering outstanding performances.
Bad Villain’s Performance Video Receives High Praise from Critics
Even before their official debut, Bad Villain, the new girl group from BPM Entertainment, was predicted to become a global sensation.
The films for the spoilers have collectively surpassed 1 million views on YouTube, with the “Hurricane”performance video released on May 5th receiving over 810,000 views within 24 hours. As of the 7th, it has garnered more than 1.1 million views, making it the most impressive debut performance among all girl groups in 2024.
Hence, warm responses are being shown not only in Korea, but also in Japan, the United States, and the Arab world, as evident from positive comments like:
- “The beat and dance are the best.”
- “A hip-hop girl group with a different dimension has appeared.”
- “I’m looking forward to a hip-hop girl group.”
- “Even though it’s a short video of less than 30 seconds, it’s so good and fresh.”
- “I’m already looking forward to their debut.”
Despite not having officially started their debut promotions, the success of Bad Villain is attributed to the combination of Big Planet Made Entertainment’s clever marketing tactics and the exceptional talents of the group’s members, foreshadowing the emergence of a girl group focused on performance.
According to reports, the unique blend of a dynamic and commanding stage presence and a captivating rhythm has heightened anticipation for a never-before-seen hip-hop girl group.
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