World of Street Woman Fighter Unveils Second Eliminated Crew in Mega Crew Mission Twist

The survival stakes on Mnet’s World of Street Woman Fighter (WSWF) soared to new heights in episode 6, which aired on July 1. The long-anticipated Mega Crew Mission finally unfolded, culminating in the emotional reveal of the second eliminated crew.

This mission tasked dance crews with creating massive-scale performances that captured their country’s identity, complete with a mandatory 20-second high-angle challenge segment. It marked a critical turning point for the competition — one where both creativity and cultural storytelling were key.

Returning as a special judge was 1MILLION’s Lia Kim, joined by main judges Mike Song and Park Jin-young, whose evaluations added gravity to the already intense battle. With over 36 million cumulative views across five crews’ Mega Crew mission videos, the anticipation was immense.

The crews brought distinct themes to life:

• AG Squad highlighted Aboriginal Australian culture and nature through emotive choreography.
• BUMSUP leaned into traditional Korean aesthetics using symbolic props.
• MOTIV (U.S.) embodied a “melting pot” of racial and cultural diversity.
• Osaka Ojo Gang channeled Japan’s “otagei” dance subculture.
• RH Tokyo scored full marks for concept, impressing both judges and audiences alike.

Despite AG Squad’s prior victory in the K-pop Mission, they were unexpectedly pushed into the elimination battle. The emotional moment peaked as leader Kaea burst into tears, voicing, “I’m not ready to go home yet,” echoing the sentiments of many fans. Their opponent in the elimination round is expected to be either Osaka Ojo Gang or RH Tokyo, raising the suspense even further.

To determine the results, special guest judges Oshima, Yoonji, and Phil Wizard joined the panel. Their insight promises to add depth to the already dramatic outcome.

As WSWF continues to dominate non-drama TV and OTT buzz rankings for five consecutive weeks, all eyes remain on who will be the next to exit the competition — and who will rise as the global queens of dance.