'Street Woman Fighter 3' Announces 6 Crew Lineup: Honey J & Lip J to Compete, Premieres May 27th

Mnet’s 'Street Woman Fighter' Season 3, newly presented as a national competition titled 'World of Street Woman Fighter' (hereinafter 'World of Swaepa'), has confirmed its premiere date for May 27th. The production team launched the 'World of K-POP Mission' global public evaluation via their official YouTube channel 'The CHOOM' on the 25th, and revealed the lineup of the six competing crews.

The revealed lineup consists of: AG SQUAD, BUMSUP, MOTIV, OSAKA Ojo Gang, RHTokyo, and ROYAL FAMILY.

Notably, BUMSUP, representing Korea, is a team comprised of leaders from 'Street Woman Fighter' Season 1, boasting a powerful lineup with the addition of wacking legend Lip J. Honey J, the leader of the Season 1 winning team, is also set to showcase her skills.

Furthermore, AG SQUAD, representing Australia, is a skilled crew capable of performing in various genres, while MOTIV, representing the United States, is led by authentic hip-hop dancer Mali. From Japan, OSAKA Ojo Gang and RHTokyo will participate, and ROYAL FAMILY, representing New Zealand, is expected to demonstrate world-class talent.

The production team stated, "Having international dancers as the protagonists of the program is something we had only imagined," and added, "Please look forward to the performances of the six crews that will illuminate 'World of Swaepa' as a national competition."

Meanwhile, the 'World of K-POP Mission' global public evaluation will run until 6 PM on the 29th, and the number of views and likes on the evaluation videos posted on the YouTube channel 'The CHOOM' will be reflected in the final results. Currently, BUMSUP’s mission video has surpassed 1 million views and is ranking first on the trending videos list, garnering significant attention.

Written by Yoon Sang Geun

Translated by Lee So Yun

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