The group VVUP has heated up the night in Mongolia.
VVUP (Kim, Fan, Suyeon, Jiyoon) made their appearance at the ‘K-Mega Concert in Ulaanbaatar’ held in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on the 19th (local time), meeting with global fans.
In particular, member Kim co-hosted the concert with Mongolian broadcaster Nyambayar Renchinjugder. Although it was Kim's first time as an MC on a large stage, he naturally elicited responses from the local audience, contributing to a genuine cultural exchange between Korea and Mongolia through K-pop. Kim also led artist interviews smoothly and actively participated in dance challenges, enhancing the local atmosphere.
Kim expressed, “It was my first time as an MC for a large concert, so I was very nervous before starting, but thanks to the enthusiastic response from Mongolian fans, I was able to enjoy the event. It was a truly meaningful time to connect with Mongolian fans.”
VVUP also took the stage at the ‘K-Mega Concert in Ulaanbaatar’ and delivered energetic performances one after another. First, VVUP announced their arrival as ‘high school troublemakers’ with the catchy beat of ‘Doo Doom Chit’ and quirky yet hip moves.
Next, with ‘Locked On’, they added diverse expressions and gestures for a lively performance, and with ‘Giddy Boy’, they showcased unwavering live vocals amidst intense choreography, proving their skills in front of global fans. The audience responded with loud cheers, singing along to VVUP's songs, demonstrating the remarkable growth of VVUP locally.
Meanwhile, VVUP debuted in the music industry with their first single album ‘Locked On’, entering the iTunes K-POP charts in major overseas music markets such as the USA and UK, rising as a ‘global rookie’. They are showing infinite growth potential by excelling in vocals, rap, and dance.
Thanks to their popularity both domestically and internationally, VVUP won the ‘Rising Star’ category at the 34th Seoul Music Awards. VVUP topped the final voting for the ‘Rising Star’ category with overwhelming support from fans worldwide, drawing attention to their future activities.
[Son Jin-ah, MK Sports Reporter]
