Riki Nishimura 88

Angels was taking the industry by storm as a new girl group, something fresh, rebellious, and edgy. It was created by none other than former iKON member Kim Han-Bin. After his long solo career, he became CEO of a company called BI Company. And he launched Angels to stardom—a band originally formed on the streets of Los Angeles, made up of seven amazing girls, with the same style as his group when they debuted: powerful, rebellious, all the members were older, and their maknae had just turned eighteen.

This was to be their first performance at an awards show since their debut, following harsh criticism and ill intentions directed at the group. Their rival group wasn't women; it was a four-member boy group with the same old K-pop style. Longshot.

Riki Nishimura was a member of Enhypen, the leaders of the fourth generation still leading the new one, something strong, impassive.