[DANCE IN PUBLIC | NYC] XG [Xtraordinary Girls] - NEW DANCE | Cover by CDC 

The girl with yellow jacket and black pants dances SO WELLLL

2:29 he did Harvey’s new moves from the concert! Been wanting to see someone do it

The energy and the vibe that everyone is giving. What a great dance cover of NEW DANCE 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Congratulations!! It's a great cover. I love the girl who covers Cocona ;D

girl in yellow is amazing 💗

CUTE BOY !!! I like so much :3

John on this part 2:26-2:33 I love every second of it 🥰

You guys should do side cams! Would loved to have seen one for this :)

2:31 THEY DID THE THINGGGGG

Funtastic cover😍

Harvey was fantastic!

amazing cover

I wanna see a SIDE CAM from this dance cover, it was so cool!!!

wowoowoow

Love it ❤

Hanna has had my heart since the Wannabe cover dropped a few years ago.

So cute ❤

4+4

This was so good! ❤

isso ficou extraordinário. parabéns a todos 💕

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

カワイイ❤

Omg I think I remember this channel. Was John a camera person a long time ago and now he’s a dancer in the videos??? HE ATE along with everyone. 👏

😎😊🤩🙌🏾

guys you did a great job!

JOHN U ATE THAT UPPP!!!!!!!

The thumbnail newjeans

このcover好きー❤

Definitely CAN dance 🎉🎉🎉🎉

WHATS THE SQUARE ROOT OF 64

I know ya'll must be Full from that cover.........Cause Ya'll ATE THAT UP!!!

The formation is a little bit snafu

It appears that they are using the image and fandom of K-pop to earn money. Based on their introduction, it seems that they attend Korean K-pop events and present themselves as a K-pop cover group to gain popularity and attract subscribers. Initially, they only focused on K-pop, but then they started incorporating J-pop as well. This way, they can attract Japanese subscribers who are skeptical of K-pop or gain additional financial benefits. Such behavior is entirely in line with XG's marketing tactics. They shamelessly promote themselves as X-POP to the Korean public, claiming to be on par with Korea's 4th generation K-POP groups in interviews with foreign media and artists. They even introduce themselves differently to their Japanese fans, calling themselves J-POP and appealing to a sense of patriotism as a J-POP group that has entered the Korean K-POP market. It's like a Korean restaurant advertising itself as serving only Korean food but then mixing in Japanese dishes, which is a deceptive practice. Thankfully, thanks to XG, these types of RU-vidrs are being exposed, which is a relief. They attempt to justify their actions by claiming they're for "diversity and enjoyment," but can you imagine a Korean restaurant offering Japanese food to customers who expected Korean cuisine and expecting that excuse to be accepted? If you want to attract people interested in K-pop to your RU-vid channel, respect and politeness are essential. Remember that this includes not just K-pop artists but also K-pop fans.