Broadcast date: June 21, 22
Starring: Black Pink, Momoland,

Black Pink’s Lisa can pick up any choreography at a first glance

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Lisa of Black Pink is a “choreography scanner,” says her bandmates.

In a three-minute sneak preview video of the talk show “Idol Room” released Friday morning, Black Pink members praised Lisa’s uncanny ability to learn any dance move quickly.

“Lisa is a dance supercomputer, I hear,” said the host Jeong Hyeong-don, a South Korean comedian who was a cast member of the popular MBC variety show “Infinite Challenge.”

“That is quite true,” Black Pink members nodded.

“She is the genius of the team,” said Jisoo. “We call Lisa the ‘choreography scanner,’” Jennie weighed in.

To verify the claim, Lisa was tested on the spot. She was shown a clip of Red Velvet’s 2017 single “Red Flavor” and asked to dance the exact choreography.

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Sure enough, after watching the dance clip just once, Lisa was able to perfectly recreate the dance moves to everyone’s surprise and admiration.

Black Pink’s first album “Square Up” released on June 15 became an instant hit, topping all major music charts of Korea. Billboard called the quartet’s album “a revolution” in its piece titled “BlackPink Release ‘Square Up’ EP Fronted by Sharp-Shooting ‘Ddu-Du Ddu-Du’ Music Video.”

Momoland’s new EP to be out soon

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A highlight medley to Momoland’s fourth EP “Fun to the World” was released Thursday on Naver’s V app.

Set to be released Tuesday, the upcoming EP lists four tracks, fronted by “BAAM.”

Although Momoland debuted in 2016 with the EP “Welcome to Momoland,” it wasn’t until the success of the 2018 single “Bboom Bboom” that the group became visible to the public eye.

The nine-piece act is composed of Hyebin, Yeonwoo, Jane, Taeha, Nayun, Daisy, JooE, Ahin and Nancy.

Nu’est W rises to No. 33 on Billboard’s Social 50

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Nu’est W, the four-piece subunit of the original five-member act Nu’est, teased its next album, “Who, You,” scheduled to be released Monday.

High anticipation for the group’s return placed the subunit at No. 33 on Billboard’s Social 50.

The foursome’s debut EP “W, Here” fronted by “Where You At” released in October 2017 earned the group its first music show win on Mnet’s “M Countdown.”



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By The Korea Herald (khnews@heraldcorp.com)

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