Japanese pop group XG went from brutal five year training to global pop stars
Summary
Japanese pop group XG, made up of seven members who trained rigorously for five years, debuted publicly in 2022 and have gained international attention. Their close bond is symbolized by a chant called "Hesono-o," meaning umbilical cord in Japanese, representing their deep connection and shared destiny.Key Facts
- XG consists of seven members: Maya, Juria, Hinata, Harvey, Cocona, Chisa, and Jurin.
- The group members were selected from 21 trainees chosen out of thousands across Japan in 2016.
- Trainees lived together and trained intensely in singing, dancing, and languages from dawn to dusk.
- Their early training included strict rules and hard physical work, sometimes causing emotional and physical struggles.
- The name "Hesono-o" (umbilical cord) symbolizes the strong bond between members and their shared fate.
- XG’s music style mixes hip-hop and melodic singing, and they have a futuristic, fashion-forward image.
- Their debut single "Tippy Toes" was released in 2022, reflecting their goal to succeed globally.
- They performed at London’s Summertime Ball and received a strong positive reaction.
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