The popular Korean girl group OHMY GIRL released its eighth mini album, Dear OHMYGIRL. This afternoon they held an online memorial showcase for the game, and member Mimi (Kim Mi-hyun) was absent due to health problems.
The affiliated company WM Entertainment through OH MY GIRL official SNS showed that Mimi suddenly had dizziness and vomiting symptoms this morning, in order to recover and need to recuperate, so she will not attend today's new work release Showcase, the event will be carried out by six other members other than Mimi, I hope fans understand.
Regarding the mood of returning to the music scene with a new work, the captain said: "We have prepared the album and stage performance very seriously, and the day has come to show it to everyone, so I feel very happy. She also said she felt sorry that Mimi wasn't there, but they would try to fill that part and do their best to complete the event.
Dear OHMYGIRL is OH MY GIRL's seventh mini-album, NONSTOP, released in April last year. At that time, they won eight music program titles with the title song "Nonstop". "Nonstop" and the song "Dolphin" have both been played more than 100 million times on the Gaon Chart in South Korea and have received Platinum certification.
Zhi Hu said that they felt some pressure for this new work, but the most distressing question was what to look like in the future. "In addition to maintaining the characteristics of OH MY GIRL, we have also tried to make some changes. I think this is a turning point for OH MY GIRL. ”
Arin says that even if she feels a little stressed, she will still relax and carry out activities and try to enjoy it. OH MY GIRL has been debuting for 6 years this year, and Arin said that her mentality has changed, and now she can enjoy the stage more than before, and she can think more about the fans who support them.
Sheng Xi said: "If you can take down the mask this year and actually meet the fans, it will be great." She also said that she would love to hear comments such as "you have expanded the path of OH MY GIRL".