They showcased their all-roundedness through a diverse lineup of songs.
Preparations for their upcoming new release are also underway.
The group YOUNG POSSE has successfully wrapped up their first solo concert in Taipei. On December 13, they hosted their solo concert titled 'POSSE UP: THE COME UP Concert,' creating a memorable experience for the fans. This concert was inspired by the title track 'POSSE UP!' from their debut EP 'MACARONI CHEESE.'
During the performance, YOUNG POSSE showcased their musical diversity and all-rounded talents, opening with the powerful track 'POSSE UP!' and gripping the audience's attention. They followed up with hit songs like 'MACARONI CHEESE,' 'FREESTYLE,' and 'ATE THAT,' drawing enthusiastic reactions from the crowd. Their unique arrangements for the concert provided an extraordinary experience for attendees.
The individual solo performances stood out remarkably, allowing each member to shine uniquely. Doeun performed Jennie's 'ExtraL (feat. Doechii),' while Gianna delighted the audience with Ariana Grande's '7 rings' and 'worst behavior.' Han Ji-eun covered Tyla’s 'Been Thinking,' Wi Yeon-jung showcased Beyoncé's 'Fever,' and Jung Sun-hye delivered a compelling rendition of Audrey Nuna’s 'damn Right.' They also paid tribute to local fans by covering OSN's 'Without You,' enhancing their connection with the audience.
The recent concert by YOUNG POSSE symbolically demonstrated their growth as artists. The concert, utilizing the title of their debut EP, effectively showcased their unique musical identity while fostering a special bond with their fans. By presenting themselves as all-rounders during the performance, they signal their aspirations to be perceived as fresh artists rather than merely a girl group.
Each member's solo performance played a crucial role in showcasing musical diversity, accentuating individual strengths and personalities. Doeun’s heartfelt rendition of Jennie's track connects to the emotions they have built from their debut. Through these individual stages, each member broadened the group's musical palette, providing the audience with an unforgettable experience.
Lastly, the decision to cover a local song reflects YOUNG POSSE's strategy to build a long-term relationship with their fans rather than a one-time connection. Such efforts not only strengthen fandom ties but also create a positive expectation for future performances or new music releases.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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