On the July 22 broadcast of Mnet’s World Street Woman Fighter (SWF3), fans witnessed a powerful and emotional moment as Osaka Ojo Gang prepared for their final performance. What started as a fierce showdown quickly turned touching, as the group’s leader Ibuki was moved to tears by sincere messages from her fellow crew members.
During the Crew Identity Mission composer meeting, Ibuki made it clear that the final stage was critical. “If the song lacks power or memorable moments, we’ve already lost,” she said, underlining the significance of their music choice. Determined not to stray from their street dance roots, she even brought a demo track to showcase the team’s envisioned direction.
“This is the final round—we’re going to give everything we’ve got,” Ibuki declared. “We’re going to fully show what Osaka Ojo Gang stands for.”
As the crew reviewed their Crew Original Song Theme performance, the mood shifted when a surprise video message from each member was played, directed to Ibuki.
- Minami thanked Ibuki for bringing her into the crew: “It’s amazing to work with people I never expected to meet through dance. I’m so grateful.”
- Junna praised Ibuki’s leadership: “You’re a strong woman who helps us grow with every challenge. You’ve carried us with your bright energy through the toughest times.”
- Ruu, a longtime friend of Ibuki, said, “We’ve known each other for over 10 years. I admire your unshakable drive to win.”
- Uwa expressed her love and admiration: “Ibuki is bright, kind, stylish, and our queen. I really love her.”
But the most touching message came from Kyoka. Acknowledging the pressure Ibuki bore as a leader, she said, “I know you carried more than anyone else. I did my best to help in my own way. I hope I made a difference.” Moved by Kyoka’s words, Ibuki broke down in tears and responded, “It helped so much.”
As the emotional moment passed, Ibuki gathered herself and ended on a strong note. “This is our final showdown. All that’s left is to win. We’ll show the world the true essence of Osaka Ojo Gang. Our goal is the same—it’s to win, no matter what.”
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