"May the last shot miss me" — The winning move of 'Last Shot' designed by Bada

Dancer Bada has prepared her final stage with a 'Russian Roulette' concept that maximizes the tension of the survival competition. The video released by The CHOOM contains the stage production process Bada agonized over for this 'Last Stage' and the completed performance.

While preparing for this stage, Bada focused on most clearly revealing her identity as a dancer. She set 'blue', which symbolizes her color, as the main theme and expressed her determination to show her own style through it. In particular, considering that this stage could be her final stage in 'Street Despacito', she personally designed even the detailed elements to capture her most confident appearance as a dancer.

Costumes and detail modifications to implement the 'Boss' image

She also put great effort into the costume work to increase the visual perfection of the stage. To emphasize the image of a 'Boss', Bada conceived costumes utilizing fur. In the initial planning stage, she considered a cropped fur style, but judged that it lacked impact to capture the grandeur of the stage. Accordingly, she increased the level of perfection through detailed modifications, such as adjusting the length of the costumes and finely matching the position of the team members' costumes (waist, armbands, etc.).

Bada's ideas were also reflected in the sound effects, which are the core of the stage production. Connecting the song title 'Last Shot' with the precarious situation of the survival, she used 'Russian Roulette'—where one does not know which chamber the bullet is in—as the keyword for the performance. Through sound effects using gunshot sounds and production using the curves of the LED set, she realized the tension of Russian Roulette on stage, where firing a gun could result in the outcome returning to oneself.

"So that the last shot misses me" — Determination toward the survival

Bada explained that the concept of this stage directly reflects the characteristics of the survival scene. Comparing the situation where elimination is decided by a single shot to 'Russian Roulette', she revealed her ambition to become the protagonist of the survival through this stage. She conveyed her desperation for the stage, saying, "I will work hard so that the last shot misses me."

As the prepared performance began, an overwhelming aura filled the stage. Bada led the stage with intense poses and movements fitting the keyword 'Boss', and completed a cinematic production through synchronization with her team members. Bada's final stage, prepared intensely for 24 hours, appeared as a result combining the tension of the survival and her identity as a dancer.

Source: original video (YouTube)