Age Squad Crew Criticizes Royal Family Crew's Attitude on 'World of Street Woman Fighter'

The Age Squad crew expressed their displeasure with the Royal Family crew's attitude.

In the third episode of Mnet's 'World of Street Woman Fighter' (WSWF) aired on the 10th, Age Squad took the main dancer position in the rookie class, Royal Family in the middle class, and RH Tokyo in the leader class.

During the rookie class mission, the Royal Family was seen focusing on TikTok filming while other crews were engrossed in practice. Watching this, Aliyah nominated the Royal Family members as candidates for the worst dancer. Aliyah and Vanessa expressed their dissatisfaction, saying, "We were directing, but they ignored instructions and were on TikTok. It was really frustrating to see. It seemed like they were out of it."

In response, Royal Family member Maiya maintained a confident attitude, saying, "As long as the performance is good, that's all that matters." However, even during the dance video shoot, Royal Family members were busy taking selfies, which also bothered Aliyah. She pointed out, "It seemed like they lost focus in between."

Gathered in the crew room, Age Squad mentioned the Royal Family's TikTok filming to their leader, Kaea, who sharply reacted, "You shouldn't do that while working. If it were Parris Goebel, she would have smashed the phone." She added, "Dance skills aren't everything. How you conduct yourself offstage also matters."

Even right before filming, Royal Family members were playfully looking for lotion, prompting Vanessa to urge, "Please be serious. Make sure it gets captured on camera."

Aliyah ultimately chose the Royal Family as the worst dancers. Vanessa explained the reason, "You were distracted and were on TikTok during practice." However, Royal Family members found it hard to accept this criticism and showed discomfort. As a result, the Royal Family received a 50-point deduction.

Previously, the Royal Family faced disappointment from viewers when a video circulated on social media suggesting that the choreography used in the class mission was similar to a routine they had performed before. The overlap between their past choreography and the current performance led to criticism of a lack of effort.