You can already see Jurin's leadership and charisma in the way she speaks back then even before she became leader. Not to mention her eye for talent, she picked almost half of XG as her 1st team.
1000% it's cool to see she's always carried herself in that way and she's had it in her from the start. Seeing the break up of the teams with Jurin's team being on top and the last 3 being on the bottom was so shocking to see😱
@@izzy_robotix You can also see that Harvey was the very 1st member Jurin picked for her team. Maybe you don't know this but Harvey and Jurin were in a MV together before XG. They met each other at a modeling event I believe when they were modeling. Their relationship continues within XG, especially in the XG Days and Xtra XG series.
1 of 2 things happened. 1. Maju didn't have the guts to eliminate her weakest member thinking her already weak group would be weaker. 2. Maju eliminated herself because she hoped a stronger team would pick her but they never did.
You can tell it was a really hard decision to make for all of them. I try looking at it from all sides, but I couldn't help but feel that Maju's attitude towards the situation played a part in why the other teams didn't pick her up
@@izzy_robotix You mean when she said she was dropped to a lower rank from where she started and was left with the weakest group and that she would try her best to help them improve and then had to tell one of them the same thing multiple times, likely Maya since even Simon said she kept messing up at the same part?
@@izzy_robotix Also did you peep Maya encouraging Maju to ask Simon if she could continue lessons? Maya wouldn't have done that if she was resentful of Maju's attitude.
@@izzy_robotix Jurin knew something.. the fact she dropped Hikaru and decided to have 4 and not 5 members. Just kinda funny that they became 2nd place afterwards.
... and that's the first half of the reasons why Team C has a special corner in the hearts of basically everybody who watched the documentary. The second half is of course about how they got back in.
This episode and the next is TEAM C's beautiful story of perseverance, hardwork and willpower really pays off. Simon-san put these girls to the grinder to be the very best versions of themselves -- and think that these 3 wonderful didn't made the cut just cuts like a knife. Maju thought by eliminating herself from the lower rank, she would be chosen by the other teams.
I finally got a chance to watch and i get two episode reactions! The girls definitely went through a lot. If you get a chance would you react to the relay dances? If no I highly recommend watching on your own. Awesome reaction!🫡🐺
Lol thank you for coming back to watch! Seeing their struggles is definitely a lot but it's so inspiring too! I'd love to react to their relay dances🙂 It may not be for a while be, but I'll gladly add it to my list💖
From what I gather, the girls who didn't go to Korea continued to be trainees, either under XGALX or Avex, but they were no longer part of the XG project
While it would have been nice to have the girls explain the thought process of eliminating members, we are left to assume based on her comments prior that Maju removed herself from the group because she didn’t want to be tied to the worst dancers and believed due to her ranking one of the other teams would select her.
I can see that happening🤔 it's so hard watching them have to make such tough decisions, but I can see how it pushed them to grow in a way they needed to
@@izzy_robotix It is a hard watch at times but it’s so rewarding at the end getting to see their journey. Great reaction I will be sure to check out more in the future!
Maju was already at a major disadvantage when Jurin picked the strongest dancers right off the bat, she got Hinata, Harvey, and Cocona. Kamiya then picked the next best dancers which left Maju with the weakest dancers in Maya, Juria, and the other one. Maya and Juria end up getting eliminated anyway, until Simon gives them a break.
