Mnet’s ‘Unpretty Rapstar’, which produced a number of female rappers including girl group I.D.members Jeon So-yeon, Cheetah, and Heize, is returning after 9 years.

According to Mnet on the 23rd, the survival entertainment program ‘Unpretty Rapstar: Hip-Hop Princess’ (Hip-Hop Princess)is recruiting applicants with the goal of having its first broadcast in October.

‘HIP POP Princess’ is a new version of ‘Unpretty Rapstar’, the first female rapper survival program in South Korea that first aired in 2015.

‘Unpretty Rapstar’ is considered a ‘gateway to stardom’ with the likes of Cheetah, Heize, and Jeon So-yeon receiving attention.

If ‘Unpretty Rapstar’ discovered talented rappers, ‘Hip-Pop Princess’ aims to create a hip-hop group.

Participants will actively participate in all areas of creation, including writing lyrics, composing, and choreography, and will carry out missions to express their own unique colors.

The scale has also changed.

‘Hip-Pop Princess’, which is being created as a joint Korean-Japanese project, is preparing for a second half broadcast based in Korea.The production team of ‘Street Woman Fighter’ is joining forces to create synergy.


Reporter Lee Jeong- annjoy@donga.com

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