What if you suddenly shoot to internet fame while participating in a dance show with your peers? That's what happened to the participants in the Mnet hit reality dance survival show, Street Woman Fighter.

Featuring eight female dance crews — WAYB, PROWDMON, CocaNButter, HOOK, LACHICA, HolyBang, YGX, and WANT — battling for the position of Korea's best female dance crew,  the show became a hit. From actors and comedians to K-Pop idols such as BTS, SEVENTEEN, TWICE, and Red Velvet, everyone can't seem to stop talking about it. With numerous viral hits, appearances in variety shows, touring, and even having their own spin-off, Street Dance Girls Fighter, the dancers are all the rave on the internet now.

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For new and old fans yearning for more content, the dancers have their own YouTube channels boasting a slew of behind-the-scenes music video shoots with your favorite artists, practice videos, and daily vlogs. 

Here are 6 Youtube channels fans can check out from the dancers in HOOK, LACHICA, HolyBang, YGX, TURNS, and more.

LACHICA's RIAN 

LACHICA's Rian has had her own YouTube channel for a while, where she posts her choreography processes, personal dance videos, vlogs of behind-the-scenes sets on music video and live performance shoots, and even fashion and make-up videos. 

Fun, sprightly and entertaining, her YouTube channel is like hanging out with that bubbly friend who is always in the know. 

LACHICA also has their own YouTube channel showcasing the group's more relaxed side — a change from their strong and sassy image on screen —  as well as their choreography process for some of our favourite artists such as Chungha, Ailee, aespa, and TWICE.

TURNS' JO NAIN 

Jo Nain is one of the contestants on the spin-off show, Street Dance Girls Fighter, who shocked viewers with her impeccable skills despite being only 19. Not only is she the leader of the winning team TURNS, she is also a member of the esteemed Just Jerk Crew. 

Created fairly recently, Jo Nain's YouTube channel features her and her team members having fun, showing her day-to-day life as a dancer. 

 

 

 

 

 

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The name of her YouTube channel, Have a Good Nain, was actually recommended by BTS' Jungkook who responded to her questions on Instagram. A play on 'night' with her name, it's the best gift to Nain, who is a fan of the GRAMMY-nominated artist. Jungkook himself also covered her choreography of Teyana Taylor's 'Bare Wit Me'.

YGX's Jihyo

As the sensual queen of YGX, Jihyo's YouTube channel has various dance covers and choreography videos of her personal style that was hidden previously. She also has fun vlogs with her members, behind-the-scenes videos of shoots, and daily vlogs that reveal her cute personality behind her strong looks. 

YGX also has its own YouTube channel that showcases the members' chemistry and fun-loving side as they react to music videos, play games, and just have a good time together as friends.

HOOK's Aiki 

Girl Crush Aiki continues to charm in her YouTube channel with various shorts (as expected from the TikTok Star), vlogs of her HOOK members, stage rehearsals, and cute videos with her daughter. 

Stripped away from the need for competition when they were on the show, we see a group of friends who simply love to dance together, leaving viewers with warm hearts and deep laughs. 

HolyBang 

For those yearning for more HolyBang performances, their YouTube channel has a plethora of original choreography, dance concept videos, and competition pieces the group did that fans can binge to their heart's content. 

Showcasing the dance battle scene usually not shown on television, their YouTube channel gives fans a larger glimpse into the dance scene and HolyBang's unique girl's hip-hop style. 

WANT's Hyojin Choi

As the resident mood maker of the show with her reactions and witty comments, WANT's leader Hyojin Choi similarly makes her vlogs enjoyable to watch. 

Aside from dance covers and classes, her channel has more of a personal touch as she showcases vlogs of her eating with friends, going to yoga class, and having fun in the studio with her crew. Always keeping the mood high, fans can get more of her quirky side through her YouTube channel alongside endless laughter.