Kara Project Group Teaser Revealed, Who Do You Think Will Win?

Over the last week, DSP Media has been introducing us to the contestants of the upcoming program Kara Project, in which seven girls will be competing to join Kara.
They are Sojin, Shi Yoon,Youngji, Chae Kyung, Somin, Chae Won and Yuji (You can watch their individual teasers by clicking on their name).
In the teaser released today, we see all seven of them together for the first time. They display bright and cheerful smiles while dancing to Kara’s 2011 hit “Step.”
While they have been DSP trainees together for a long time, it will be also interesting to see their friendships, knowing that they are also competing against one another.

“The KARA Project” will begin its six-episode run on May 27 at 6PM. The final episode will be broadcasted live, in which fans will vote for the new members.
Based on their looks and brief introduction video, who do you think will make it into Kara?

Thank you, we have already counted your vote.

So Jin 23.8%

Shi Yoon 6.58%

Young Ji 19.52%

Chae Kyung 7.31%

So Min 37.16%

Chae Won 2.61%

Yuji 3%

Return To Poll

Updated with new group image and poster released by DSP.
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