The new girl group MADEIN has been unveiled.
143 Entertainment revealed the profiles of the members of MADEIN (Mashiro, Yeseo, Miyu, Soohye, Gaeun, Serina, and Nagomi) on the group's official social media channels at midnight on July 29.
According to the released profiles, MADEIN consists of seven members: Mashiro (born in 1999), Yeseo (2005), Miyu (2003), Soohye (2004), Gaeun (2005), Serina (2006), and Nagomi (2007).
Mashiro, who gained recognition for her talent through her activities with Kep1er, is a member known for her visual appeal and outstanding leadership skills. Yeseo, also a former member of Kep1er, impressed fans with her exceptional vocal abilities.
Miyu, Soohye, and Gaeun, who were active in the group LIMELIGHT, bring a balanced mix of visuals, vocals, and performance skills, which are expected to create a stable team chemistry. Serina and Nagomi, who participated in "PRODUCE 101 JAPAN THE GIRLS," add fresh charm to the group.
The name MADEIN signifies a group created with the love of fans (WE MADEIN U), with most members debuting through audition programs. The addition of Mashiro and Yeseo from Kep1er, along with the former LIMELIGHT members, has garnered significant attention from K-pop fans.
Even before their official debut, MADEIN has been selected as advertisement models for various brands in fashion, beauty, and food and beverage, showcasing their star potential and positioning themselves as a promising fifth-generation girl group.
According to the agency, the group already has 4 confirmed advertisement deals, 3 planned advertisements, and 3 under discussion.
MADEIN is set to make their official debut in September.
Korean netizens commented:
"Kang Yeseo and Mashiro are great, but what's wrong with the marketing?"
"They need to change their marketing strategy."
"Is this the only way they can get viral marketing?"
"So who are they?"
"Wait, Kep1er ended?"
"Why is the CEO boasting about the ad deals they already got?"
"This seems like a small company already."
"Not a good way to start."
"They need to find a different way to promote the girls instead of boasting about all the ad deals they got."
"I don't think the number of ad they got is important..."
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