Audition videos for Mnet's 'Street Man Fighter' by idols including former B.A.P members Zelo & Jongup, former INFINITE member Hoya, & more gain attention
Dance audition videos of various former and current male idol members have drawn attention.
On April 8, various audition videos for Mnet's upcoming dance survival program 'Street Man Fighter' began garnering attention via online communities. In particular, numerous former and currentmale idols, were seen sharing audition clips of their own, including former B.A.P members Zelo and Jongup, former INFINITE member Hoya, Pentagon's Kino, ONF's U, Former HOTSHOT and JBJ member Noh Tae Hyun, and KARD's BM. All of these idol members performed their original choreography to the same track, "SMF (Performance Version)" by rapper Changmo.
Meanwhile, in order to appear on 'Street Man Fighter', applicants must have a dance crew. Thus, the idols' audition videos were for the preliminary rounds for individual dancers to join Mnet's 'Street Man Fighter as the 'Be Mbitious' crew.
In terms of whose choreo best fits the Street Man Fighter vibe, I'd surprisingly have to go with U. In terms of who's got the personality to be a good battler, I can totally picture Hoya going to-to-toe with the dancers without hesitation. It'd be cool if one or two idols make it, but I (vainly) hope Mnet would actually pick them for their skills, rather than who's going to be the biggest draw for viewership, and that if none of them are better than the crew-less professional dancers who audition then the idols don't make it.
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noh taehyun deserves the world, i hope he’s in the show
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In terms of whose choreo best fits the Street Man Fighter vibe, I'd surprisingly have to go with U. In terms of who's got the personality to be a good battler, I can totally picture Hoya going to-to-toe with the dancers without hesitation. It'd be cool if one or two idols make it, but I (vainly) hope Mnet would actually pick them for their skills, rather than who's going to be the biggest draw for viewership, and that if none of them are better than the crew-less professional dancers who audition then the idols don't make it.