“Lacks fundamentals”: Idol-aspiring Lee Ji-hye’s daughter receives candid assessment of her dance skills

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The daughter of broadcaster Lee Ji-hye, a former member of the group Shop, received an evaluation of her dance abilities.

On the 26th, a video titled “Lee Ji-hye’s daughter Tae-ri! Why did she visit top choreographer Jay Black? (A2O - NEON behind-the-scenes)” was uploaded to Lee Ji-hye’s YouTube channel, “Not-Hated Narcissistic Sister.”

Lee Ji-hye visited the dance academy of choreographers Jay Black and Mari with her daughter, Tae-ri.

Jay Black recently gained attention for creating the choreography for “Neon” by A2O LITE, a group that debuted recently. In this regard, Mari said, “We are stunned because you have shown so much interest in our choreography. We did not expect it to become such a topic. Our academy has only been open for three months, and we were just trying to work hard. It was a project we worked on along the way, but as the popularity of the A2O members grew, we received an enormous amount of contact. It is quite overwhelming.”

Jay Black said, “Usually, when receiving choreography requests, clients often ask for the difficulty level to be lowered. However, this was the first time someone asked me to make it difficult, so I raised the difficulty as much as possible. That is why I had many concerns.”

He then mentioned A2O LITE members Ai-jin and Siri, adding, “But what is remarkable about Ai-jin is that her actual training time was probably less than 20 hours. Siri and Ai-jin are on the talented side. They have innate talent and also started dancing early.”

Additionally, a short video titled “Lee Ji-hye’s daughter Tae-ri at an idol audition site” was posted on the same YouTube channel.

Jay Black conducted a dance audition to assess Tae-ri’s talent. Before the dance evaluation, Lee Ji-hye told her daughter, “Don’t get hurt. Because we need to listen coldly.”

After watching Tae-ri’s dance skills, Jay Black praised her, saying, “It is fortunate that you have not taken specialized courses. If you had taken specialized courses and were dancing like this now, it would be wrong. Your current state is fully acceptable, and it is correct to say you are doing well coldly. The details come out beautifully.”

However, he also stated, “To become an idol, the first thing learned at a management company is hip-hop, which is the fundamental skill. If you do not learn that, no matter how much you practice K-pop for a hundred days, you will absolutely never be good at it.”

Jay Black conveyed, “Watching Tae-ri dance, I can tell in one second that she has ‘not done fundamentals.’ If Tae-ri really wants to do this, she must undergo fundamental training. Memorizing choreography is something you can practice on your own as much as you want. Tae-ri is doing well despite being equivalent to having learned nothing.”

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