(Video) DOLLA's Angel Reacts To K-pop Group KIIRAS Doing The 'MWA!' Dance Challenge
DOLLA's catchy hit comeback single 'MWA!' has been making waves in the music scene, with international idols such as Lego (เลโก้) and local artist Mimifly participating in the dance challenge and going viral. We think it's fitting if we see a contribution from the first Malaysian female idol, right?
Yesterday (11th June 2025), KIIRAS (키라스) members Ling Ling (링링), Kylie (카일리), and Roah (로아) uploaded a video of them participating in the 'MWA!' dance challenge. The video has since gone viral, garnering 54.3k views overnight, and in true Malaysian spirit, DOLLA members have shown their love and support for the video.
The 3 KIIRAS members showcased their skills with DOLLA's 'MWA!' challenge, shying away from their usual cute concept to a more bold look for the challenge. DOLLA members Angel and Tabby have reacted to the cover with both members reposting the video on their Twitter page with Angel's caption, 'LOVEEE! Support Ling Ling'.
Netizens were clearly excited by this interaction, with some noting Ling Ling's and DOLLA's Malaysian background. Twitter user @/babybread_innie and @/gbueno_____ comment, 'KIIRAS MENDONIAAAA' and 'MENYALAHHH ORANG KLANGGG'. Other netizens also chime in a request for a collaboration between these two groups, with user @/taegeonism commenting, 'Okeii KIIRAS x DOLLA crumbssss??'.
With Ling Ling and DOLLA representing Malaysia on the international stage, we are stoked to one day see these two groups collaborating or meeting up in Malaysia soon. What do you think about KIIRAS' 'MWA!' dance challenge?
Watch the full video here:
Sources: Twitter, Instagram
Alyssa Gabrielle contributed to this article
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