On April 5th, ‘Girls on Fire’ unveiled the opening show video on its official website and channel, igniting excitement among viewers. The video showcases the 50 finalists strutting across the stage with the confidence of runway models, barefoot and exuding individuality and charm. Bathed in intense red lighting, the atmosphere pulsates with the participants’ aspirations. Producers couldn’t contain their awe, marveling at the contestants’ model-like presence and remarking, “They are all models,” “It feels like fashion week,” and “There are characters.”
As the X-shaped stage fills with talent, MC Jang Do-yeon makes her grand entrance. Jang Do-yeon, making history as the first solo MC of the show seventeen years into her career, exudes style in an all-white ensemble from head to toe. With a spirited declaration, Jang Do-yeon kicks off ‘Girls on Fire,’ announcing, “Crazy XXs are coming to the stage.”
‘Girls on Fire’ represents JTBC’s bold venture into showcasing the birth of a ‘NEW K-POP’ female vocal group, uniting diverse vocal talents irrespective of genre, background, age, or nationality. Alongside Jang Do-yeon as the sole MC, producers include Yoon Jong-shin, Gaeko, Sunwoo Jeong-ah, Jeong Eun-ji, Young K, and King Key.
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The contestant lineup boasts a diverse array of talents, from established singers to rising stars in various fields. Notable participants include Crush’s older sister, a former girl group main vocalist, a rising star in the musical realm, and an OST singer for the globally acclaimed Netflix drama ‘Squid Game.’ With the stage set for a ‘1 VS 1 head-to-head match’ from the initial round of finals, ‘Girls on Fire’ promises a fierce competition where only one victor will emerge, ensuring a battle of epic proportions among the aspiring female vocal group members.