Virtual boy group Be:Done. /Courtesy of Duri Entertainment

Rookie virtual boy group "B:DAWN" is drawing attention with a differentiated performance strategy.

B:DAWN is a five-member virtual idol group under Duri Entertainment. The group drew interest even before its debut by putting forward the unique premise that all members are "former active athletes." It sought differentiation by moving away from a simple character narrative or universe-centered approach and instead focusing the team's core competitiveness on "the performance itself."

On the 6th, B:DAWN released its debut single "BEOM," kicking off full-fledged promotions. "BEOM" is a song with a powerful concept inspired by a tiger, maximizing a feral mood by combining a rough-textured grunge rock sound with a heavy hip-hop rhythm.

In particular, the choreography is built on krump, a street dance genre. Krump's signature explosive energy, gritty movements, and strong hits mesh with the song's mood to leave a powerful impression. Given the emphasis on high-intensity performance, the members' athlete backstory also makes the team's concept more convincing, observers said.

An entertainment industry official said, "The so-called 'beastly idol' concept, which highlights solid physiques and intense performances, is expanding into new forms in the virtual idol market as well."

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