K-pop is normally artists from Korea
or neighbouring countries like China or Japan.
We're having to pave the way for
something that hasn't been
done before.
This is make or break day.
Maybe do, 'it's just'.
That's what I was doing.
So since we have a music video shoot
coming up tomorrow, so I'm going to
give you a little bit of feedback.
Coco is still shy.
Dani, a bit shy.
We are trying to make a K-pop
girl band with girls
who grown up in London
and who love K-pop but,
who are not Korean.
So, it's quite a new idea.
A mixture of British
and Korean culture.
In the Korean industry it is very,
very manufactured.
They are trained for years.
They are told this is your image.
This is how you will look.
So it's definitely nerve wracking.
It's important for us to do well
so that our efforts can be seen
by future fans.
So being here in the last rehearsal,
we still haven't fully finished
the choreography.
It's like, oh, we need to finish it.
Like we have one day.
'Wait your turn, love hurts, it's just...' .
Were we supposed to be in
the same line?
No, no, no, no.
'It's just, the way it is.'.
Yeah, so it's like,
That's what I was doing.
The dance is really important that
everybody has the same angles and
they have the same energy.
We did it like a few times in a row,
no breaks, just a quick ball turn,
do it again.
It's very intense.
The entire idea of like being in
a girl group is so weird to me.
I work part time in retail
in Argos.
When it comes to like, trying to rap
my lines and being like really swag and stuff,
I'm a little bit nervous
because I'm super shy in general
so like trying to be like super like in
your face is like, not me.
I'm going to have my solo
like shoots.
I have to act like super cute.
But then you always make
me laugh.
So how am I supposed to like do...
and then look at you.
Then I'll be...
We're having to pave the way for something that
hasn't been done before.
And also, like there's a lot of
stigma attached to Western people
being involved in K-pop.
We're not just doing this because
we want to be Korean, or
we're just like doing it for fun.
Like we're very serious about this.
So today is the most important day
in Kaachi's career.
They've been working so hard on this moment.
They've got this incredible,
beautiful Georgian mansion,
the girls have got amazing outfits.
They've got amazing makeup and hair.
So, you know, this is make or break day.
Image is everything.
I want a London, Seoul blend.
So like the rapper,
more street style, London based
and then like Chunseo,
who is the gorgeous, gorgeous girl.
She'd be wearing something pink and pretty,
which is more Korean style.
I'm just nervous.
I can't believe this.
Team time.
Let's do this!
There's millions of K-pop
fans in the UK alone.
So when they see this brand new
girl group, it's going to inspire
all these little girls and boys,
they can be a K-pop star as well.
Here we go for the first shot.
Three, two,
one.
Action.
Still we can see the black ones.
You can see the black shorts yeah.
In Korea, it's a much, much
more aggressive practising and
they rehearse a lot.
So in London, we do a short version.
We tried to make it very simple
as possible for the ladies,
but compared to what we do in Korea.
It's a lot less.
So we are going to watch our
music video,
for the first time.
Oh, my God, I'm so nervous
but excited.
Three, two,
one, go.
Dani!
That shot looks so cool.
I think it will be possible to be a K-pop star,
but it will definitely
be a lot harder than how they would be in Korea.
I think we have a shot.
I'm really happy with how it came out.
So I think that it will help us
in the industry, and hopefully
other people, and like K-pop fans will be
able to understand it the same
way we do.
Well done girls.
I'm so happy.
Everybody did so well.
I'm proud of you.
Looking forward to the next one.