The eight leaders of "Street Woman Fighter" are set to reunite in an upcoming TV entertainment program, "We Won't Hurt You."
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Street Woman Fighter Dance Crew Leaders to Reunite in 'We Won't Hurt You'
On January 5, it has been revealed that the "Street Woman Fighter" leaders - Monika of PROWDMON, Honey J of Holybang, Aiki from Hook, RiHey of CocaNButter, Hyojin Choi from Want, Gabee of LACHICA, and Lee Jung of YGX - will appear on the new program "We Won't Hurt You," where they will show their never-before-seen charms in the calm countryside.
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NOZE, the leader of WayB, will also join the group.
The dance crew leaders have been appearing on different programs when they gained massive popularity from the program.
Furthermore, they are still gaining love and attention as they showed off their fun and unique chemistry with each other on different talk shows, live shows, and entertainment programs.
"We Won't Hurt You" will be airing soon in January.
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Mnet to Broadcast the Male Spin-Off 'Street Man Fighter' in Summer
Also on January 5, it has been announced that the Korean TV network Mnet plans to air the male version of its hit dance competition show, "Street Woman Fighter." The upcoming sequel, titled "Street Man Fighter," will feature some of the most talented male dancers in Korea.
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The same staff members, along with Kwon Young-chan, the chief producer of "Street Woman Fighter," are set to work together once again on the "Street Man Fighter." It is expected that they will give another remarkable show and will produce more talented idols.
There have been speculations that the TV channel had wanted to produce the program sequel earlier, however, the plan had to be delayed because of some issues that surround the dancers.
During a press conference in October, Kwon Young-chan stated that "nothing has been confirmed yet" about the second season of "Street Woman Fighter." However, he expressed his hope to produce a male version of the dance competition survival program.
"Street Woman Fighter," which premiered on August 24, 2021, has been gathering a lot of attention online. After the nine-episode show created a dance craze all over the country, a spin-off of the show named "Street Dance Girls Fighter," which features dance crews of high school girls, has been airing every Tuesday.
According to Mnet, a teaser of the upcoming sequel, "Street Man Fighter" will be broadcast soon.
