Soyeon Reveals Why (G)I-DLE Removed The ‘G’ In Their Name For “Tomboy” Comeback!
(G)I-DLE's "TOMBOY" is more than just a comeback, it is a message the K-pop girl group wants to convey to their fans and to the world.
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Just recently, (G)I-DLE made their most recent comeback with "I NEVER DIE" alongside the title track "TOMBOY" and the K-pop girl group has been breaking records and garnering acclaim. But curiously, netizens have been asking why the "G" is missing in their promotions.
The K-pop girl group recently was featured in an interview with Teen Vogue magazine, and the members of (G)I-DLE talked about their most recent comeback, love for Neverlands (the name of their fandom), and many more.
Among the topics breached was the missing G in their promotions and this was touched upon by Soyeon. Notably, in (G)I-DLE's first teaser, the "G" was missing, and thus, their new album had the name ( )I-DLE.
It was explained that the "G" in (G)I-DLE is for "girl." Therefore, Soyeon revealed that for their most recent comeback, the K-pop girl group focused on themes of not following any gender or roles. Due to this, it was decided to remove the "G."
"What we want to convey is that we don't attribute our actions to gender or age. Because I'm me is why I am, and why I act the way I do," (G)I-DLE's Soyeon explained.
It seemed like the plan regarding the message worked as netizens and K-pop fans are loving (G)I-DLE's most recent comeback!
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Stay tuned for more news and updates regarding (G)I-DLE and other K-pop artists!
