Ep 2. Girls Standing Onstage
- TV-14
- January 17, 2014
- 24 min
In this episode of Wake Up, Girls! season 1, titled "Girls Standing Onstage," we see the girls preparing for their first live performance as a group. The episode focuses on the girls' nerves and excitement as they face the challenges of performing on stage.
The episode begins with the girls rehearsing their performance. They are all nervous and unsure of themselves, but their manager, Matsuda, assures them that they will do great. He tells them that the key to a good performance is to have confidence in themselves and in each other.
As the day of the performance approaches, the girls become more and more anxious. Some of them worry about forgetting their lyrics, while others are concerned about messing up their dance moves. However, they all work together to support each other and practice their performance until they feel comfortable.
On the day of the performance, the girls arrive at the venue early to prepare. They run through their routine once more and get ready for the show. As they wait backstage, they hear the cheers and applause of the audience and feel the excitement building.
When it's finally their turn to go on stage, the girls take a deep breath and step out into the spotlight. They begin to sing and dance, and the audience is immediately captivated by their energy and enthusiasm.
As the performance continues, the girls become more and more confident. They start to enjoy themselves and have fun on stage. The audience responds with even more cheers and applause, and the girls feel a sense of accomplishment and pride.
After the show, the girls are exhausted but happy. They celebrate their success together and look forward to their next performance. Matsuda tells them that he is proud of all their hard work and that they have a bright future ahead of them.
Overall, "Girls Standing Onstage" is a heartwarming episode that showcases the growth and development of the Wake Up, Girls! as they face their first big challenge as a group. It's a must-watch for fans of the show and anyone who loves music and performance.
