Former Wonder Girls member, Yubin, recently opened up about the newer generations of female idols covering her group's songs. The insightful conversation took place on February 7th on the YouTube channel I Am Gyuri, in an episode titled 'Wonder Girls, KARA, T-ara Reunite to Dance with 4th-Generation Girl Groups.'

In the video, Yubin and T-ara's Eunjung joined host Gyuri for a chat where they delved into their thoughts on current girl groups. When asked about her preferences, Eunjung modestly expressed admiration for aespa's Winter, calling her "so beautiful." Yubin, although less attuned to recent trends, shared her fondness for Red Velvet and NewJeans.

Reflecting on the evolution of the industry, Yubin mused about the surreal feeling of witnessing newer idols covering Wonder Girls' timeless hits. She likened the experience to realizing they had transitioned into the senior role once occupied by groups like Fin.K.L and Shinhwa, whom they once idolized.

Responding to Eunjung's surprise at the gesture, Yubin shed light on the significance of idol covers. With T-ara marking 15 years in the industry, she explained how these younger artists pay homage by revisiting classics that influenced their own musical journeys.

Highlighting notable covers by sensational groups like NewJeans and BLACKPINK of hits such as 'So Hot' and 'Tell Me,' Yubin conveyed the profound sense of nostalgia and pride at seeing their music resonate across generations.

Wonder Girls, a trailblazing act under JYP Entertainment since 2007, captivated audiences with chart-toppers like 'Nobody' and 'So Hot,' solidifying their status in K-pop history. Following Sunye's departure in 2015, the group bid farewell in 2017, leaving behind a legacy cherished by both fans and aspiring artists.

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