NEXZ impressed at SBS Inkigayo in Tokyo with their "Chk Chk Boom" cover, earning praise for vocals and choreography. Tomiyasu Yu, Hyui and Seita stood out with their stage presence and rap skills. The group’s performance showcased their potential as rising K-pop stars.
On October 13, 2024, NEXZ, JYP Entertainment's first boy group in six years, took the stage at SBS Inkigayo in Tokyo, delivering a performance that left the audience in awe. One of the most anticipated acts of the evening, NexZ captivated fans with their cover of "Chk Chk Boom."
The group’s visuals were especially praised, with Tomiyasu Yu standing out. His stage presence was nothing short of magnetic, commanding attention with his energetic dance moves. Fans were particularly impressed by his vocal range, which drew comparisons to I.N and Lee Know from Stray Kids. A simple wink to the camera sent the audience into a frenzy, leaving many fans struggling to recover from the excitement. (Watch Now (NEXZ & Stray Kids: Side by Side Vocal Performance of 'Chk Chk Boom')
Hyui, NEXZ’s rapper, also received widespread acclaim. He took on Han's rap verse from Stray Kids and set the bar high with his opening lines.
Despite being a newcomer, Hyui performed with a level of confidence and ease that suggested he had been on stage for years. His relaxed aura made it evident that he was fully enjoying the performance, and his voice bore an uncanny resemblance to the original.
Another member who caught the attention of netizens was Seita, NEXZ’s second rapper, who delivered Bang Chan's part with swagger and intensity. His powerful moves and commanding stage presence earned him high praise, solidifying his place as a key performer in the group.
The group’s performance was a striking combination of impressive vocals and dynamic choreography. A netizen commented that if one closed their eyes while listening, it would be difficult to distinguish NEXZ from the original artists, as their voices were so similar. Others highlighted NEXZ’s outstanding dance skills, emphasising how well they did justice to the Hip-Hop/Rap track, "Chk Chk Boom."
NEXZ’s performance at Inkigayo demonstrated their immense potential, proving that they are more than capable of holding their own on stage, even when covering well-established tracks.
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