(G)I-DLE Celebrates Their 7th Win for ‘TOMBOY’

 

(G)I-DLE takes their 7th win for the comeback song ‘TOMBOY’ on the music show Inkigayo broadcasted on SBS this Sunday (03/04).

 

Adding another win to their list, (G)I-DLE also celebrates their total of 35 wins overall. (G)I-DLE won against Red Velvet with their comeback song “Feel My Rhythm” and Jay Park’s “GANADARA (Feat. IU)”.

With 9648 points, (G)I-DLE currently holds the song with the highest score in Inkigayo 2022 with the song “TOMBOY”.

 

(G)I-DLE perfectly ended their last promotion stage for “TOMBOY” with a win, as well as dressing up with clothes that they wore during their childhood.

 

Instead of their usual powerful, grunge, tomboy stage outfits – fans enjoyed the cute outfits they replicated from childhood photos.

 

This is probably the first in #kpop , that members of a kpop group dressed up as their younger self in a music show
???????? And they look so adorbs ????????#GIDLE #GIDLE_TOMBOY #TOMBOY7thWIN pic.twitter.com/plsiHehmm2

— red???? #GIDLE WE NEVER DIE (@red_gidle) April 3, 2022

Soyeon

Soyeon, who was a participant in Produce 101 and Unpretty Rapstar 3 showed her cute side by wearing her hair in a bun with boys and a yellow and red traditional hanbok that she wore when she was young.

 

Miyeon

Miyeon, who was a former YG Entertainment trainee, wore a nerdy outfit from her childhood. Miyeon had choppy bangs, wore thick-rimmed glasses, and a high-collared white t-shirt, and also performed with a violin (like in the picture) strapped on her during the performance.

 

Minnie

Minnie wore denim overalls with a huge red hoodie and adorable tiny pink sunglasses to finish off the childhood style.

 

Yuqi

Yuqi wore a cute yellow top, a little bear bag with her hair slicked back to imitate her hair when she was still a baby. Yuqi also performed with a plastic bag filled with groceries.

 

Shuhua

The maknae of the group wore an adorable pink magical princess costume with a matching pink tiara and pink star wand that she waved around during the performance.

 

Which childhood look was your favorite?