Name: (G)I-DLE Talks About Their First English EP 'Heat,' Writing Their Own Music & More | Billboard News
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What is it like when somebody else is doing their solo stage?

Are you like backstage, like drinking water, relaxing, you take a break?

We had to change our outfit and then maybe take some like selfies.

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It's your first full English language album.

And we just wrapped up our U.S. tour and all our fans, they've been so supportive.

We think that it's about time to give them back and be more connected to them.

And you gotta help kind of describe the album to me.

So tell me, if you could pick three emojis to describe H.E.A.T., what are they going to be?

And what else can you tell us about the project?

Yeah, we really had so much fun working on it.

We're quite nervous because it's our first, you know, English, and we all recorded fully in English.

All the songs, you guys can have my word, it's really totally different styles that we never have been tried.

This song is gonna, you know, just gonna kill.

Yeah, I Do is our first debut single in the US.

The fans, like, they've been waiting for this so, so long.

I mean, even when you think about Queen Car, 200 million views, I mean, and all the TikToks that everybody was doing.

So, how did it feel to see your fans give you so much support for Queen Car?

I had to say I love the White Chicks reference because that movie is so cool.

So, how did you, what made you guys think to do that?

What makes touring the US different than when you're in other countries?

I'm so happy that more Netherlands came to our concert than last year.

Yeah, we performed in, like, two times bigger venue.

I mean, like, comparing to last year, like, it's crazy how, like, we grew up so much in a year.

And we really appreciate, like, their love and support.

But if we mention that one thing didn't change, that would be, I think, US fans' energy because they still, you know, shouting out for us.

Well, I like that you write and produce a lot of your own music, which is really cool.

So, how do you feel that's different than, like, if other people are writing your songs?

And how is it to be involved in production?

Like, what do you think makes you guys different than other K-pop groups?

Or, like, why do you think it's harder for a lot of K-pop groups to be as empowering as you guys?

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