The girl group MEOVV has officially debuted with their music video “Meow.” As the first girl group created by Teddy, the mastermind behind BLACKPINK’s success, MEOVV’s debut was highly anticipated. However, their first release disappointed many due to its adherence to old musical formulas.
Despite the controversies surrounding their debut product, the talent of these girls cannot be denied. Their promotional stages received positive reactions from netizens. All 5 rookies had extensive trainee periods, resulting in well-developed skills. In addition to their dancing and stage presence, fans are particularly curious about their true live vocals.
Recently, MEOVV appeared on the radio program “Wendy’s Young Street,” hosted by Wendy from Red Velvet, where the 5 members showcased their abilities. They covered several K-pop hits, including “Psycho” by Red Velvet, “I Don’t Care” by 2NE1, and “U Go Girl” by Lee Hyori.
MEOVV handled the varying pitches professionally, impressing listeners with their performances of “I Don’t Care” and “U Go Girl.” Their live rendition of “Psycho” even earned admiration from host Wendy, the original artist.
On “Wendy’s Young Street,” the group also delivered their first live recording of their debut song “Meow.” While they were praised for their skills, member Anna sparked some debate due to her slightly breathless singing compared to the other members.
Nevertheless, many viewers understood that this was a radio program intended for light-hearted interaction, so minor mistakes could be overlooked. Furthermore, Anna’s singing line wasn’t long enough for a fair assessment of her talent as a rookie. In reality, Anna consistently delivers complete performances. As MEOVV has just debuted, fans will have many more opportunities to “test” the live singing abilities of these girls.
With their impressive weekend performances, this rookie girl group has gained the audience’s trust in their potential to stand out in the competitive music market. Fans can certainly look forward to MEOVV’s evolution and strong growth in the future.
Source: K14
