"Snatching trophies? I am a trophy." Trixie Mattel: Moving Parts
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Dancing Idol
'Dancing Idol' is a show in which six different rookie K-pop groups (three boy groups and three girl groups) present their renditions of K-pop's top hits. The show will be lead by Super Junior's Shindong and Oh My Girl's Yoo Ah as they add commentary to the competition between the six junior groups; Cherry Bullet, Elris, Rocket Punch, VeriVery, OnlyOneOf and ONEUS.
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'Dancing Idol' is a show in which six different rookie K-pop groups (three boy groups and three girl groups) present their renditions of K-pop's top hits. The show will be lead by Super Junior's Shindong and Oh My Girl's Yoo Ah as they add commentary to the competition between the six junior groups; Cherry Bullet, Elris, Rocket Punch, VeriVery, OnlyOneOf and ONEUS.
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Seoul Broadcasting System
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