During A Recent Interview, Roh Tae Hyun Also Shared His Thoughts On The Rivalry Between Idols And Dancers On The Mnet Dance Program ‘Be Mbitious’. Here’s The Full Narrative.
Recently, Roh Tae Hyun did a photo shoot with @star1 magazine . In the accompanying interview, he also talked about his participation in Mnet’s dance program ” Be Mbitious “.
“Be Mbitious” is a prequel intended for solo dancers who will compete for a place in “Mbitious”. This is a dance crew project that will complete the eight ” Street Man Fighter ” crew.
During the interview, Roh Tae Hyun expressed his gratitude for being able to participate in this program. He said, “I enjoyed the previous show ‘ Street Woman Fighter ‘ so much that I thought there would be a male version. I really wanted to participate in it if I had the chance, so I applied (for the position).”
He continued, “Rather than being confident about dancing, I thought it would be fun and put a lot of anticipation. I used to (be part of the dance) battle, so I know about the fun of dancing. I’m really looking forward to a situation where I can feel those emotions. again.”
One of the most interesting things about this program is the conflict between idols and dancers. Dancers often underestimate idols because they feel they have much better dance skills.
But Roh Tae Hyun managed to create a stir with his surprising words. He said, “I’m an idol, and don’t you think it would be fun if I could beat all the dancers?”.
Regarding this, he said, “Through this show, I think the line between idols and dancers has disappeared a lot. We gathered to compete with dancing (skills) and our opinions on who was bad and who were good were lost a lot in the second half. watching with the thought, ‘There are many good dancers’.”
Despite having high self-confidence, Roh Tae Hyun was very embarrassed when he heard other people praise his dance skills. He commented, “I’m telling myself this to boost my confidence.”
“But when I heard it from other people, I became very embarrassed. I never knew what to do when my dance was praised,” concluded the former HOTSHOT member .
