Kim Min-jae always dreamed of becoming a K-pop idol. He tried everything: taking acting and dance classes, becoming better at singing and rapping etc. He had been a trainee, but got eliminated in one of the yearly evalutions. Why? He wasn't good at...
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Please ask nicely...
You scared the hell out of me
I know you guys want an update but I'm sorry, okay? I have school and my own life as well
If you have so much free time then I'm sorry for not having one
No need to scare me like that...that was so rude
This is what you call talent
He ran up to the stage and started off the dance with a few advanced versions of flips.
And a corkscrew to end it.
Everyone in the audience widened their eyes and gasped for air. They began shouting as hard as they could, cheering him on. All the guests, including the MC's, were also absolutely stunned.
It's very unusual for an actor who already basically attained a Hallyu status to be able to dance. But not only could he dance, he als did some crazy acrobatic/martial arts moves.
He was known for his singing as well, due to Dream High.
He could be considered a master of all in the entertainment industry right now, it's just that he had never shown some of those to the world.
But one of those hidden talents of his had finally surfaced today.
He gave a quick and brief glance to the members of SNSD and began moving exactly on the beat.
Their gazes gave off waves of admiration.
And affection.
He moved like a professional locker, bboy'er and hip-hop dancer at the same time, mixing various styles of dance together into one. He used Junho's performance as a guideline
There was only one word that could be used to describe his performance;
Unreal
Meanwhile.... at JYP headquarters:
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"LET'S GOOOOO MINJAE, GET EM SONNNNNN WOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!" JYP was eating popcorn while watching the live version of Strong Heart, cheering for him with all of his heart.
If it could be even called as cheering, it was more like screaming.
The CEO might be cold and harsh to you in person, but he was actually a big softie.
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He ended his amazing performance by doing another flip.
