Being a kpop idol, your image is everything. You are in the eyes of the public and every single move of yours is seen... This is something that the BigHit Trainees didn't know when they signed up to be a kpop idols.
Especially being part of the gir...
We stood in our dance practice room, walking back and forth while waiting for the announcement of ORIGAMI's debut.
Bang PD visited us earlier today and told us the news that they were going to finally share the group's debut info. The fans of our seniors BTS and TXT know that a new group is being formed but that it is a girl group it will be a shock to everyone.
I updated the official instagram account of BigHit Entertainment and the awaited post finally came up.
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Upon seeing the post me and the girls started screaming and hugging each other. It's finally happening! We are debuting. This was both scary and exciting!
Our official manager entered the room happily and we bowed down. "So girls, my name is Lee Dong Hoon and I will be your manager. Congratulations on debuting soon. Let's take over the world. FIGHTING!!" He yelled, clapping excitedly and holding his hands out for us to give high fives.
(3 weeks later)
We were currently in our dorm watching our music video that just came out and filming our reaction to it for our fans. We have decided to post the reaction video on our official youtube channel where the music video was posted.
"Dang, I look good." Said Jessie admiring herself in the music video. Not going to lie, we all looked good and I honestly felt so proud of ourselves and happy of our debut.
"Yeah right, you look like a squid!" Said Posie jokingly while Jessie slapped her arm, "Hey! You're the last one to speak, look at you, guys" she turned to the camera, "she tripped right after this slow motion part." she said while we all started laughing.
Posie was filming her slow motion part and while walking the cameraman was infront of her obviously, and so when the director said cut, she didnt hear him and tripped over some cable that was on the ground. Luckily it was nothing serious but she made us all laugh and get rid of the stress we was feeling.
She is our happy penguin. The happy virus in our group.
Soon after the music video ended we ended the video we were filming and got up from our seats. It was time to get ready and head over to Inkigayo where we will be making our debut stage performance.
It is the first time that we will get to perform on stage and at the same time get to meet other idols.
We got on the van and since we were filming everything for a documentary we decided to play some games in the van and make it interesting by adding penalties for the losers.
We were playing rock, paper, scissors right now and the loser has to introduce herself and the group to the first male idol she sees at the Inkigayo show.
"Rock, paper, scisso- AHHHHH!" I screamed... This is not happening! I can't believe I lost. Cheering started in the van and I just closed my eyes taking deep breaths. I just messed up big time and I don't even want to think who I am going to meet there.
We exited the van and a lot of fans were outside the building waiting and cheering on their favourite groups. I noticed, among the fans that a girl was holding a sign that said "Origami Fighing❤️". A smile creeped its way on my face as I approached the girl and gave her a huge hug.
"Oh my god! Lynn Ah Fighting! Origami fighting, oh my god!" She said excitedly while hugging me. By that time the girls have finally made it to where we were standing and we gave the girl a group hug. A group hug to our very first fan.
"Oh my god! I loved the music video. I'm so glad you guys debuted! You going to take over the world! Fighting, fighting!" The girl screamed and after thanking her we finally realized everyone was looking at us and pointing at us. "Its the BigHit girl group.", "Hey! It's the girl group Origami from BigHit."
The attention we got was so overwhelming, but at this point there's no going back. I felt my chest getting heavy and it was hard to breathe, I started taking deep breaths as we entered the building.
