Kpop fans suddenly caught a "copy" of JooE (MOMOLAND)!

In recent days, the internet is all over the place because of a female idol whose stage presence has changed extremely vividly, Tsuki of the rookie girl group BILLLIE. She delights the audience with diverse expressions according to each verse, and her professional aura is no less than that of long-time idols even though she has only debuted for more than 4 months.

In particular, netizens were even more surprised when they learned that Tsuki comes from an almost unknown girl group, the management company Mystic Story, which is also not famous in the industry. Thanks to her constantly going viral on social media, BILLLIE has just begun to be interested and noticed by Kpop fans. For idol groups from mid-range and small companies, the case of a famous member first leading to the ever-increasing reputation of the group they belong to is not a rare scenario. But whether it's intentional or unintentional, the case of Tsuki (BILLLIE) makes netizens think of the golden age of senior JooE (MOMOLAND) 4 years ago.

Tsuki (BILLLIE)...

... is being compared by Kpop fans to JooE (MOMOLAND) senior.

Visual looks like it's bad, but it's strangely eye-catching

At the time of her debut in the music industry, JooE was once labeled "the ugliest female idol in Kpop history". She does not possess any beauty according to Korean standards, her face is quite plump, so she often receives countless criticisms. On the other hand, although Tsuki has never been "slandered" by Knet like her senior, it is easy to see that her visual is not in the form of "flattening eyes", the beauty style fluctuates erratically.

JooE just debuted

She was criticized by Knet as "the ugliest female idol in history"

On the other hand, Tsuki is really pretty at times

Sometimes it reveals a visual defect that is less shimmering

Although JooE and Tsuki are not appreciated for their looks, the two's positive commonality lies in their unique charm. The two female idols both pursue a youthful, bright style with a constant smile. Therefore, although not as beautiful as their teammates, this duo is still able to capture the audience's gaze every time they step on stage.

Causing a storm thanks to the exaggerated expression "Number 2, no one is No. 1"

Perhaps many people still have not forgotten how enthusiastically the MOMOLAND member was once enthusiastically welcomed by young Koreans after just one promotional clip for a beverage brand. JooE's choreography of "crazy fruit cutting" along with JooE's confident and unafraid attitude helped her become a trending idol.

A few months later, when MOMOLAND released the super hit "BBOOM BBOOM", JooE's solo dance break segment continued to cause a storm thanks to her abundant energy, optimistic expression ready to "give up" that she brought to the stage. . However, at that time, there were still many comments criticizing JooE for overdoing it, deliberately "creating features" to stand out from her teammates.

"Misty and funny" is JooE's identity, but it is this that makes many fastidious netizens denigrate her for "exaggerating"

As if JooE's true successor, Tsuki is also receiving mixed opinions regarding her expressive skills when performing the song "GingaMingaYo (the strange world"). Not grinning all the time like her senior, Tsuki changes her facial expression flexibly to suit each verse. She has the ability to transform into many characters with rich emotions in just a few seconds.

Netizens call this a "crazy" concept, and the fact that the female idol constantly changes her expression from smiling to smiling is said to be the expression of the song's content. However, the public's assessment of Tsuki is divided into two categories: one half praises all the words, the other half advises her to... restrain her expression because it's too creepy, giving viewers goose bumps. .

After JooE, Tsuki is the next female idol at risk of becoming "a saint".

As can be seen, both JooE and Tsuki are female idols with great stage presence, otherwise they wouldn't have gone viral! However, the line between an exaggerated and appropriate expression is too thin, and the fact that the netizen half praises and disparages the "exaggeration" seems to prove that the two girls are really a bit too much?