EXID Solji empathized and expressed her sincere advice for "reverse running star" Brave Girls, who is gaining massive popularity 10 years after their debut.

On March 17, Solji, the main vocalist and member of the K-pop girl group EXID, appeared as a special DJ in SBS Power FM's "Cultwo Show."

On the show, she shares stories about the opening song Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" that was personally picked by her, and Solji said, "I play this song when I warm up."

 MC Kim Tae Gyun then teased her, "You're better at singing than Beyoncé right? The official Beyoncé of 'Cultwo Show' is Solji."

Solji laughed and humbly said, "I am Heo. It's Mr. Yang Cheon Heo. The listener knows that I'm Heo."

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EXID Solji Conveyed Her Advice for Brave Girls Who Suddenly Got Popular after a Viral Video

Meanwhile, when Brave Girls, "High Heels" came out, Solji said, "Brave Girls are going crazy these days. I think our debut is close, EXID debuted in 2012 and Brave Girls in 2011."

She added, "It's so nice to see that the Brave Girls are having a reverse run."

In particular, EXID, who is also once an underrated group, had a sudden rise when Hani's "Up & Down" fancam went viral.

Solji, who empathized with Brave Girls, then said, "You must have had a hard time, but it doesn't seem like anyone else. At that time, EXID also said, 'Why are we suddenly?'--- when we were atop the charts."

The female singer gave her sincere advice to her senior group and juniors idols and said, "I think Brave Girls would feel the same way. Enjoy what you enjoy and take good care of your health. You have to take good care of yourself to show a good performance."

Brave Girls Continues to Show Impressive Records on Music Charts

On the other hand, Brave Girls comprised of four current active members Minyoung, Yujeong, Eunji, and Yuna, who all joined the group in 2015.

They narrated that they were on the brink of disbandment until their track "Rollin," released in 2017, changed their lives when it suddenly climbed the top of music charts, which is thanks to a viral comment video testifying how their song gave comfort and cheered up several music enthusiasts, particularly the soldiers in the army.

The video surpassed 4 million views in a week, and like that, Brave Girls were summoned to various music charts and music broadcasts. Love calls are also pouring in on entertainment programs.

After deciding to promote their song again, Brave Girls immediately snagged their first and second music show win and still gaining attention if they will have their third win on this day for "Show Champion."

According to the members, they are aiming for a "Summer Queen" title that's why they are discussing whether to release a new song.

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Written by Eunice Dawson