Korean Team Beomjeom’s Struggle on ‘World of Street Woman Fighter’
From Emotional Battles to Team Performances on Mnet’s Hit Show
A Battle of Emotions and Dance on WSWF
The latest episode of Mnet’s World of Street Woman Fighter (WSWF) brought an exciting and emotional challenge to the screen. Korean team Beomjeom, which has faced the most losses, chose to battle against Australia’s AG Squad.
#### An Emotional Rollercoaster for Beomjeom
During the episode, Aiki of Beomjeom expressed her frustration: “Our team members aren’t people to be overlooked, yet the rival teams keep attacking us. I feel it’s my fault that I couldn’t win the solo battle.” Gabee comforted Aiki, showing tears of empathy for her leader’s struggles.
#### Stunning Performances
Despite their emotional burdens, Aiki and Hyojin Choi from Beomjeom delivered a remarkable performance filled with creative moves, earning applause from the judges. On the other hand, Vanessa and Danika from AG Squad showcased powerful dance moves in heels. The result was a triumphant 3-0 victory for Beomjeom, bringing leader Honey J to the brink of tears of joy.
#### Global Showdown: Final Results
In the final tally of the global showdown battles, Japan’s RH Tokyo secured the top spot with a score of 9 wins and 2 losses. America’s Motive Group came in second, while Korea’s Beomjeom finished last, causing a stir among fans.
#### The Class Mission Kicks Off
The class mission splits crew members into leaders, middles, and rookies to create dance videos. Gummy and rapper SINSE were in charge of the rookie class song, while Nmixx members Lily, Jiwoo, and Kyujin took on the middle class. Seventeen’s Woozi and Hoshi led the leader class.
Despite Beomjeom’s moves being selected for the rookie class choreography, the competition for main dancers left no room for complacency. RH Tokyo faced unexpected challenges during the middle class selections, receiving criticism.
#### The Leader Class Dance Face-Off
Honey J drew from Korean traditional folk songs in her choreography, which was praised by other leaders. However, RH Tokyo leader Riehata stood her ground, believing her choreography was superior. Ultimately, Riehata’s choreography was chosen as the winner, leaving Honey J reflecting on past battles.
The episode showcased both dance talents and the emotional depth of the contenders on WSWF, continuing to captivate audiences globally.
