Male ensemble Energy releases their debut Taiwanese macho spectacle, captivating audiences (Part 1)
This weekend, Taiwan is set to witness two major events that have sparked anticipation among music and dance enthusiasts alike. Boyband Energy, who have seen a resurgence in popularity, are set to perform their concerts, and the first major male dance revue in Taiwan, "Fear Not", will take place in Taipei.
The boyband, who staged a comeback last year, 15 years after they disbanded, have been making waves with their megahit "Friday Night". The song won Song of the Year at the Golden Melody Awards, solidifying their position as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry.
In a nod to pop icon Madonna, Energy's music video features 16 continuous jump squats, inspired by Madonna's iconic choreography. This unique element has led to the "16-squat challenge", a dance challenge that has gone viral across Taiwan. The music video invites viewers to participate, adding an interactive element to their performance.
The "16-squat challenge" has not only been popular among fans but has also been a hit with the general public, further boosting Energy's popularity. Their level of fame has surpassed their initial heyday, 15 years after disbanding.
In addition to their concerts, Energy's song "Friday Night" has been a hit at the male dance revue "Fear Not". The revue, which is a first for Taiwan, has been highly popular, attracting a large audience. The combination of Energy's concerts and the male dance revue has made this weekend a significant one for the Taiwanese entertainment scene.
Both the boyband's concerts and the male dance revue have generated a lot of buzz recently, with fans eagerly awaiting these events. Whether you're a fan of Energy or a lover of dance, this weekend promises to be an exciting time in Taiwan.
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