“Element has developed a surprisingly large international fan base before even debuting. What do you think it is that has attracted them to the group?”
“you know,” ruby started, lifting a hand up to tuck a few strands of hair behind her ear, “that is a really good question.” for extra effect, she tilted her head as she pursed her lips, humming in thought as she pondered the question. “there are a few things that could be attributed to the popularity of our group before we even officially debuted.
“first and foremost, the music that we’ve been releasing caters to fans both domestically as well as abroad. dance music has grown immensely popular around the world, and it’s definitely a genre that i’ve enjoyed listening to since i was younger, so releasing music that fits into that trend might have caught people’s ears. another nice touch to this would be the fact that we are a coed group, so there’s a mixture of male vocals and female vocals.”
ruby could have ended the answer there, but she decided to continue, clearing her throat. “in that same vein, the second thing that would really attribute to our international popularity would be the members. besides the fact that we have two male and two female members, we also hail from different parts of the world. for example, i was born and raised in the united states before coming here to train under gold star media, while skye grew up in the netherlands. she and i are both fluent in korean and english, and she’s also fluent in japanese, while i’m working my way toward fluency. being able to speak other languages also helps us with connecting and communicating with our overseas fans, which can make a huge difference, i think.” as she finished, ruby gave a nod for emphasis.
“i hope that answered your question.”










