K-pop girl group Young Posse recently presented their latest EP "Ate That" at a showcase in Seoul, demonstrating their determination to make a mark in the K-pop industry. The group, which debuted less than a year ago, has been steadily building their presence with previous releases such as "Macaroni Cheese" and "XXL." According to leader Sunhye, "Ate That" signifies their ambition to dominate the K-pop scene and showcases the musical potential of all five members. The EP features a range of tracks, from a West Coast hip-hop anthem to a jazz-pop influenced piece, reflecting the group's diverse storytelling and musical style. Young Posse also expressed their admiration for iconic K-pop girl group 2ne1, citing them as role models and expressing a desire to collaborate with them in the future. Young Posse, a rising K-pop girl group, recently unveiled their latest EP "Ate That" at a showcase in Seoul, marking their ambition to make a significant impact in the K-pop industry. The group, which debuted less than a year ago, has been steadily gaining attention with their bold and charismatic hip-hop style music. Their new EP features a variety of tracks, each reflecting different genres and storytelling styles, showcasing the group's versatility. Additionally, the members expressed their admiration for 2ne1, citing them as role models and expressing a desire to collaborate with the iconic group.