We heard about the viral video the next day but we were not excited at all. We had that talk on February 23," Yujeong, a 29-year-old member, said in an interview with Geunhwang Olympic, an entertainment YouTube channel, on March 8. We agreed that it was time to meet up and talk about disbanding the team. "Honestly, as soon as we hit 2021, members said that maybe the time has come to wrap things up. They experienced a sudden twist of fate in February 2021, when members gathered to have frank discussions on their breakup without knowing that there's a video about them going viral on YouTube. Brave Girls was at its largest in 2017 as a seven-member band but it shrunk to four in 2018. The group was able to lay the groundwork for existence with morale-boosting concerts at military barracks.
Since Brave Girls debuted as a five-member band in 2011, it has not been recognized by fans for 10 years.
The video was uploaded when band members lost their momentum to maintain team activities any longer and started discussing their dismantlement. SEOUL - Brave Girls, an obscure K-pop girl band that has been almost forgotten in the major music scene, was unexpectedly put on a road to fame and became a star overnight after a YouTube video showing online comments for their dance performances went viral.
0 kommentar(er)
