4, 5 and 6 for tian, eli and ren
4: hardest thing about training?
[ tian — 23 : 07 ] “the language barrier for sure. i wasn’t fluent in korean whatsoever when i came over, but i got a lot of help with it.”
[ eli — 23 : 08 ] “learning to dance. i was a lanky ass kid, i couldn’t dance for shit. i’m still not the best dancer but hey, at least i’m more coordinated and don’t look like i have cooked spaghetti noodles for limbs when i dance.”
[ ren — 23 : 09 ] “talking to people? believe it or not, i was a kinda shy kid. i made friends eventually but those first few months were sucky, man.”
5: what was their first thought when they debuted?
[ tian — 23 : 11 ] “i was just so excited. i just remember being like ‘woah... i did that. i did that!’ and i did do that!”
[ eli — 23 : 12 ] “i literally don’t remember because i was so stressed. it was probably positive. i was probably happy, but all i remember is that two week long tension headache. it was great.”
[ ren — 23 : 13 ] “i dunno, something like, ‘bro. on god?’ something like that.”
6: do they have more fanboys, fangirls, or a mix of both?
[ tian — 23 : 14 ] “i actually have no clue. from what i’ve heard the majority of our fans so far are female so... just by majority.”
[ eli — 23 : 15 ] “i like to think it’s pretty even, i’ll steal your girl AND your guy. consensually.”
[ ren — 23 : 16 ] “fangirls. i am a chick magnet. but don’t tell anyone else i said that, they’ll call me an incel.”












