Ok-pop veteran BoA has spoken about becoming a member of GOT The Beat, the sub-unit of SM Entertainment’s new supergroup Girls On Top.

In a current interview with Billboard, the members of GOT The Beat — which embrace BoA, Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon and Hyoyeon, Red Velvet’s Seulgi and Wendy, and aespa’s Karina and Winter — opened up about teaming up for the project group’s first single ‘Step Back’.

“I don’t know why I’m there,” stated the 35-year-old idol, after explaining that the unit was very “fossed on efficiency” and that the group are made up of “nice” dancers. “However I used to be very completely satisfied to be a part of this undertaking,” she added.

BoA, who has been energetic within the Ok-pop business for over 20 years, then revealed that she had discovered performing as a part of a gaggle troublesome. “I’m so used to being within the center, ?” she defined.

Elsewhere throughout the interview, aespa members Karina and Winter shared that they had been initially frightened about performing alongside such seasoned artists. Notably, BoA had made her debut in 2000, earlier than the latter was even born, whereas Ladies’ Era debuted almost 15 years in the past.

“I used to be frightened about performing with such wonderful artists since all of them have rather more expertise than me,” admitted Winter. “Nevertheless, as we began practising, it wasn’t awkward in any respect, and so they helped me a lot.”

“It’s nice that we’ve gotten so shut by means of this undertaking,” stated Karina. “We had been in a position to discuss lots throughout break occasions, and I obtained some nice recommendation from the members. Just lately, we began a gaggle chat the place we’d share bits of our day by day lives as effectively.”

In different Ladies’ Era information, chief and vocalist Taeyeon returned earlier this month with her third solo full-length album ‘INVU’ and its lead single of the identical title. In a five-star review of the record, NME’s Tanu I. Raj praised the singer’s means to impart “a mysticism that instantly arrests” in her music.