Rookie girl group Hearts2Hearts has taken the K-pop world by storm with their remarkable live vocals, quickly becoming a hot topic online. Their “MR Removed” clip of the song The Chase has gone viral, with over 40,000 views on TheQoo alone. The video, which highlights the group’s raw, unprocessed vocals by removing the background music, has ignited a surge of reactions from fans and netizens alike, further cementing their reputation as a group to watch.
MR Removed videos are popular in K-pop for isolating the vocal performance, allowing listeners to assess an idol’s true vocal abilities. In the case of Hearts2Hearts, this exposure has only amplified their praise. Fans were particularly impressed with the group’s vocal harmony and stability, a characteristic often associated with veteran vocal-heavy groups like Red Velvet. Many listeners noted how seamlessly the members’ voices blended, creating an almost celestial sound during their performance.
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One user on Twitter was quick to highlight the exceptional talent of the group’s main vocalist, Carmen, calling her a “MAIN VOCAL POWERHOUSE” and praising her for delivering strong harmonies throughout the performance. The last chorus was widely acknowledged for its “heavenly” harmonies that left fans in awe.
The “Blue ink color” section of the song has garnered particular attention, with listeners applauding the flawless delivery and the stunning harmonies that accompanied it. The attention to detail in this portion of the song has left fans urging others to listen to the full performance to experience the remarkable vocals.
On TheQoo, comments flooded in, with one user describing the harmonies as “insane” and others exclaiming, “My ears are in heaven!” Another praised the iconic “Ah~ Aah~” section at the end, calling it “seriously holy.”
With such strong reactions to their MR Removed performance, it’s clear that Hearts2Hearts is on track to become a major force in the K-pop industry. As anticipation builds around their future performances and releases, the group continues to make a place for themselves in the K-pop world, proving they are one to watch for the future of K-pop.
