The ‘strong older sisters’ who are good at dancing are back after two years.

Season 3 of ‘Street Woman Fighter’ (SUPPA), the Mnet dance competition program that created the ‘K Dance’ syndrome in 2021, will air in May.

The new season is garnering attention even before the broadcast because it will feature the original members of ‘SUPPA’, which enjoyed huge popularity by depicting competitions between famous female dancers in Korea, all in one place.

PD Kwon Young-chan, who created ‘Street Man Fighter’ as well as ‘SUPPA’ seasons 1 and 2, and PD Choi Jeong-nam, who created ‘SUPPA’ season 1 and its spin-off ‘Stage Fighter’, have joined forces once again to take charge of planning and directing.

The ‘8 Leaders’ including Honey J, the leader of Holly Bang, the season 1 winning team, as well as Monica, Aiki, Lee Hei, Hyojin Choi, Gabi, Noje, and Lee Jung will all be appearing.

At the time, they created many topics such as the catchphrase, “Watch out, it‘s a fight, sisters” and the ’Hey Mama‘ dance challenge, so attention is focused on the unity of the ’originals‘ who have gathered after a long time.

Especially in this season, under the title of ‘World of Street Woman Fighters’, they will have a dance battle with the best members representing each country for the position of ‘World Class Dance Crew’.

The ‘Leaders 8’ who will be appearing under the name of ‘Team Korea’ and the dancers from all over the world, including the US, France, Japan, New Zealand, and Brazil, who will put their pride on the line and have a fierce battle of wits as they put their skills on the line.

Above all, since the ‘Leaders 8’ are the leaders of their respective teams, they caught everyone’s attention by engaging in an ‘invisible battle of wits’ from the process of forming the team to selecting the leader to coordinate opinions.

In the teaser video recently released by the production team before the first broadcast, they first met in March of last year and heard about appearing on the program, and began full-scale preparations for filming.

The production team introduced, “Compared to the previous work, we are preparing to meet the viewers with a larger scale and more intense dance battles.”

Meanwhile, among the members, Noje, who suspended activities in 2022 due to controversy over advertising bullying, will resume activities through this season.


Reporter Lee Jeong-yeon annjoy@donga.com

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