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Among the eight people dancing in the practice room, except for the four Girl’s Day members, the other four are backup dancers.

Whether they are backup dancers or full members, the eight of them have been practicing the dance of "Don't et me" since they came here in the morning, preparing for their return to the stage next week.

After practicing for more than half an hour, they finally stopped to rest for a while. Their president, Li Zhongshuo, came to inform them that the writers who came to discuss cooperation had arrived on the second floor.

There was no other way, so the eight of us had no choice but to get up and continue practicing dance, hoping to make a good first impression on the Korean writer.

Who would have thought that the group of people had been sitting on the sofa behind them since they came in, without saying a word, just watching them dance quietly, over and over again.

In order to record the practice room version of the MV today, they deliberately avoided the direction of the dance mirror. As a result, the eight of them could not see the reactions of the people behind them except for occasionally turning around and moving around.

I danced over and over again until my body became sweaty and my clothes stuck to my skin, but no one shouted to stop.

When almost everyone among the eight people was doubting their lives, one staff member finally took action.

I saw the staff member trotting all the way to the console of the audio equipment, sitting there and starting to operate the equipment.

At this moment, this staff member was like a savior in the eyes of the eight dancers. Some of them had even thought about treating him to a nice meal afterwards.

Just when the eight people thought the concert had stopped, the melody of the song actually started all over again.

The backup dancers surrounding the four corners and the four members in the center of the perspective glanced at each other. Although they were still unclear about their state, the eight of them immediately resumed their original dance positions.

As the music got louder and louder, they finally discovered something was wrong. The music was actually an accelerated version.

What's going on?

One, two couldn't keep up, three, four messed up the rhythm, five, six wanted to be lazy, seven, eight didn't want to stand out, and in the end, all eight stopped.

Although the music was still playing in the practice room, the eight people on the field felt inexplicably suffocated.

Panic, confusion, restlessness, and exhaustion are all intertwined and crawling all over the body.

Team leader Pu Suzhen looked back at her president, who shook his head at her.

She turned around again, breathed a long sigh of relief, found the right moment, and moved her body again.

At the beginning, she was still a little unable to keep up with the rhythm, but as she got rid of the initial panic, the muscle memory formed by practicing for more than a month began to take effect.

Only this time, her dance moves are no longer so graceful, but full of explosive power.

The dance gestures that originally took one bar to complete were completed in one breath.

With someone taking the lead, the other people who were standing still began to move as if they had found a backbone.

Although there are eight people dancing in "Don't et me", the activity areas of the backup dancers and members are strictly separated, so that even when accelerating, the difficulty of the eight people's movements will not be too high.

The length of time it took for the eight people to enter the state varied, but after the second song ended, all eight people found their own rhythm.

They no longer care about the range of motion, they only focus on sticking points and ensuring that the movements are in place.

As the third song started, the entire team got into full swing. After making occasional mistakes, they were able to adjust as quickly as possible and keep up with the rhythm again.

By the fourth time, the eight people were so proficient that it was as if the song was originally played at this speed.

The dance, which was obviously more energetic and vigorous just now, suddenly turned into a display of strength and rhythm, creating a sense of intensity of men's dance.

At the end of the fourth time, everyone was sweating profusely and gasping for air. Some of the sweat on their foreheads slid down their cheeks, and some went directly into their eyes, giving them a burning sensation.

The ending pose of this dance is for the four backup dancers to leave the stage and stand aside. The four members, Minya, have their backs to the stage, and the other three members stand side by side.

The last six seconds of the song is the ending pose time. If no one interrupts, the song will enter a new cycle after six seconds.

After listening to the accelerated version of "Don't et me" four times in its entirety, Han Zidong was so satisfied that he stood up immediately and clapped his hands.

Li Zhongshuo, Liu Chengcan and a female staff member also clapped their hands, while another guy with a wink trotted towards the console.

Hearing the applause, the other three members turned around and finally saw the culprit who made them soaked.

Seeing the four members in front of him without any idol baggage, gasping for air as if their lungs were about to explode, Han Zidong did not hesitate to praise them.

“Girl’s Day is the first girl group I’ve seen that can complete the entire stage in double speed. Their strength is extraordinary!”

Pu Suzhen pressed her chest and led the four members to bow and say thank you: "Kang Sang Mita."

Jin Yarong really wanted to be a little naughty and ask the young man in front of her which other girl groups she had harmed, but she didn't want to say anything now and just wanted to take a deep breath.

The only sound in the entire practice room was breathing. Han Zidong looked at Li Zhongshuo and said, "President Li, let a few members go down and take a rest first. How about we chat for a while?"

"Of course."

Li Zhongshuo waved his hand, and the four members and the four backup dancers bowed again, and then walked out of the practice room one by one.

Han Zidong once again praised: “The members of Girl’s Day are all excellent.”

"Korean writer, maybe this double-speed version of the stage performance is also one of the links in your online variety show?"

"Yes, although it is 1.5x speed, considering the convenience of publicity, the name was decided as 2x speed dance."

Han Zidong took out several documents from the document bag and handed one of the confidentiality contracts to Li Zhongshuo.

"Because our program is still in preparation, in order to ensure the mystery of the program, please sign a confidentiality contract."

After all, Li Zhongshuo had established the company for more than two years, and he had signed many business contracts. Although he was a little surprised by the existence of this confidentiality contract, he did not feel offended.

He picked up the contract, glanced through it, and said: "Writer Han, I also need to consult with our legal advisor. Please wait a moment."

"Of course, please help yourself."

After getting permission, Li Zhongshuo took the contract and left the practice room.

After all the staff of Mengcha Entertainment Company left, Liu Chengcan hooked Han Zidong's shoulders with a wonderful expression on his face.

"You are really bad and bad. Look at the speed dance session you designed to tire out the girl group members. I'm sure there will be more than eight people scolding you tonight."

Han Zidong threw away Liu Chengcan's hand in disgust: "I still have an attitude of appreciation. You guys are just having fun. Every time someone makes a mistake, you just snicker."

Liu Chengcan didn't feel embarrassed at all, but showed an expectant expression: "Why do I feel that this web variety show of yours might be very interesting."

"It's already very interesting, but there are still many interesting parts later.

Because there are only four people in their group, they cannot fully embody the joy of double-speed dancing. Just imagine if there were eight or nine people, or even twelve or three people, dancing at double-speed while the devil moves..."

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Liu Chengcan shook his head: "Now, let alone the webtoon industry, I think the idols will hate you to the core in the future."