A brand-new batch of K-pop idol trainees has arrived!

According to Kpopstarz, SG Entertainment is the first-ever South Korean entertainment company created and founded by European producers. With that said, the agency has announced three fresh music videos from the trainees hailing from each creator. The agency's new music entry also comes with an original work of art and two cover videos.

Furthermore, the three music videos showcase SG Entertainment's sole goals in producing content that demonstrates their talents' craft and personalities.

Each three music videos will captivate the girls' rookie fans and viewers as they show off their versatility in singing, dancing, and rapping.

YELIN LEE

Yelin Lee is the first among the thee trainees to drop a music video, covering Conan Grey's 'Maniac.' The said music video was shot in a reimagined universe of the '90's era while the singer acts upon in a new classic style with a mixture of the Eastern and Western cultures.

The upcoming K-pop idol is indeed one of the trainees to watch out for as she possesses an excellent songwriting and script skills and a powerful voice.

IHWA BAE

The second to release her music video is trainee Ihwa Bae. She heartfully sang the 'A Greatest Showman' chart-topping track titled 'A Million Dreams.' The singer shows off her graceful dancing moves as he grooved to the song like the waves in the ocean dancing with the wind.

JIYEON KIM

The last to release a music video is Jiyeon Kim. But this time, the music video is her rap masterpiece, where he talked about her past life experiences while sharing an optimistic message of hope and love.

The rapper is the trainee "maknae" but is undoubtedly not the least as he proves his powerful rapping and dancing skills on her music video.

"By introducing the world's first system of creator trainees, we will produce varied original content under the direction of our visual art director Seoyeon Kim and our videography director Joon-Beom Park," the CEO of SG Entertainment said.

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