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Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow

Gender Female
Age 21
Birthdate December 30, 2003
Nationality American
Hometown Seattle, Washington
Height 5'4"
Eye Color Brown
Hair Color Dark Brown
Pink (at one point)
School Grade High School Diploma (CHSPE)
Professional Information
Profession Choreographer
Dancer
Model
Affiliations Jam Republic Crew & Agency
Clear Talent Group
ImmaBEAST Co.
Dance Studios Millennium Dance Complex LA
Titles Regional Miss Junior Starbound Seattle
Friends and Family
Parents Sarah Markham (Mother)
Dejay Lane-Partlow (Father, former wrestler, known as Deejay)
Siblings Tory Lane-Partlow (Older Brother)
Aryana Lane-Partlow (Older Sister)
Friends Romeo Blanco (ex-boyfriend)
Kaycee Rice
Gabe De Guzman
Sean Lew
Bailey Sok
Chloe Kleiner
Caden Henson
Kirsten Dodgen
Ling Zhang
Latrice Kabamba
Emma Huch
The Kinjaz
Tre De Rego
Logan Edra
Sinostage-Amy aka Amy (Ju Pung Rung)
Waackxxxy (왁씨, Si Yeon Jeong)
Pets Akita (cat)
Nicknames lilbit
오드리 (Street Woman Fighter 2 - Korean for Audrey)
lilbrokenknees
Armpit or Axilla

Audrey Lois Lane-Partlow (born on December 30, 2003 in Seattle, Washington U.S., better known by her stage name Audrey Lane) is an American professional dancer, choreographer and model with Filipino and Mexican roots living in Los Angeles, California.

Audrey got world fame as popular member of the international dance crew Jam Republic on the South Korean reality drama TV show Street Woman Fighter 2 in 2023. The competition show consisted of ten episodes and was participated by 48 professional industry dancers and choreographers in eight teams battling on eight missions went globally viral with English subtitles. After eight weeks since first airing the videos of the show got more than over a half of billion views total on YouTube alone.

She worked with major artists, such as Jackson Wang, Ciara Harris, Huening Kai, Jung Kook, Jennie Kim, for Kpop groups such as Woo!ah, TXT, LE SSERAFIM and Sandaime J Soul Brothers, and is now a requested star around the world by herself or with members of her dance group Jam Republic. In 2019, she appeared in NBC’s World of Dance Season 3 with her partner Mia Mugavero, but they had been eliminated in the Duels against the sisters Ellie Wagner & Ava Wagner, who finished in the world final third place (Qualifiers, The Duels). She choreographed professionally first time for the duo Matt & Kim for the music video "GO GO" and performed with her boyfriend (today ex) Romeo Blanco on it when she was 15 years old. She did commercial, such as for Mazda and Samsung, which ran internationally.

She is trained in Hip-Hop, Tap, Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Lyrical, Tutting and since 2023 in K-Dance. She has been deeply interested in freestyle since she was 14, such as the street dancing styles Breaking, Pitching, Poppin' and Crumpling, and now she is considered as a Queen of Freestyle. She was strongly influenced by Daniel Jerome - Lesson Learned - Alicia Keys. Naturally she likes battling as well. [1] Audrey is a Monster’s of Hip Hop alumna, and is teaching workshops and classes both locally and internationally, such as to Taken by took at the Summer Jam Dance Camp 2024 in Da Nang, Vietnam with her friend Sean Lew, at the Purdue University for ADVTN Dance to "fly on the wall" and her Showcase or at SummerJam Showcase Competition Philippine Qualifier Workshops - Judge Showcase in 2024.

Biography

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Early Years

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Audrey grew up in Puyallup, a suburb approximately 35 miles south of Seattle.[2] Her parents made sure that all siblings did something as hobby. Hockey runs already in her family. So she did Hockey at first. Her dad, a former wrestler, known as Deejay - Dee Jay is also fictional character in the Street Fighter computer game series; what a fluke - does also dancing. He does mixed martial arts (MMA) and trained Audrey in MMA by doing workout together. She wanted to do that next, but her mom said she was already too aggressive, so she put her in dance, because she was used beating up her brother. What game character she might be? One time on Christmas she was grappling with him and accidently kicked him in his balls. On family picture that day he was shown still crying.[3] So much for the lovely cute Audrey. Actually a bully. We tried to interview the abuse victim, but didn't find much in the internet. Tory graduated high school and went to college in Washington, because her brother is older than Audrey. At least no permanent damage of his brain can be concluded. Her sister Aryana is also a couple years older and used to be a competition dancer. She is quite a beauty as well. In last years she is in rebellion mode and has in August 2024 three years old daughter Evelynn. And guess what?! Also a beauty. Audrey started dancing when she was about five to six years old as a typical studio kid and was first focusing on Hip-Hip due lack of alternatives.

At the age of 11, she had been a member the Immabeast company until 2020. So she got strongly influenced by world-renowned choreographers Janelle Ginestra and William "WillDaBeast" Adams, the main engines of IMMA. Her dad told her about Immabeast, when he found a video of WillDaBeast, because she didn't really fit in her studio by her uncontrolled energy outbursts. She auditioned on the first BuildaBeast - Audrey's video submission for a class with Will UPGRADE YOU - WILLDABEAST COVER - and she got into the company. Submission video for Justin Bieber's World Purpose Tour at the age of 12, but unfortunately she didn't make it in the cast. Little dance and choreography collaboration midterm exam with Will by "Cry Me A River". She made it later to IMMA High Society (rank of very experienced and distinguished IMMA dancers). IMMA financed themselves first by YouTube videos of their channel The Beast Network and WillDaBeast's channel, which featured many of Audrey's dances as well, selling some fan merchandise and by bookings of the company and their members. They got soon one of the leading industry companies in the world, founded their own dance studio IMMA SPACE, which was open on some days for public. - S.P.A.C.E. stands for 'Strong Positive Attitudes Change Everything'. Founded IMMAbreathe, the contemporary branch of Immabeast and IMMA Aussie Beasts, the Australian branch of Immabeast. But after the divorce of Janelle & Will in 2022 the company got inactive or had been dissolved, maybe even one or two years before that. Tim Milgram still continued run the TMilly Studio, who shared same building with IMMA in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, but didn't post a video since September 9, 2023 on T.Milly TV, where he posted Audrey's classes as well.

She completed her early schooling at a local high school. After that, she enrolled herself at a local university from where she completed her high school graduation accepted outside of California (see CHSPE).

She modeled for Lee Gumbs and Brain Jara. Some shots of the beauty - Shot1, Shot2, Shot3, Shot4, Shot5, Shot6, Shot7, Shot 8, Shot9, Shot10. She worked once as kid model, but she felt it was the worst experience in her life. So she sticked to dancing. On Choachella 2023 she modeled for Addidas. Some private shots by her mom. On January 2025, Audrey modeled for talented young Hong Kong based visual creator Audrey Drey. So the session was called Audrey x Audrey, Short, Dance.

She has co-choreographed and danced for artists like Kai, Aespa, and RED VELVET - IRENE & SEULGI Monster under Janelle Ginestra's influence. She was often a member of her friend Bailey Sok’s skeleton crew and co-choreographed for K-pop show draftings, such as aespa 에스파 'Savage' Choreography Draft, aespa 에스파 ‘도깨비불 (Illusion)’ Choreography Draft, aespa 에스파 'Spicy' Choreography Draft and KAI 카이 'Peaches' Choreography Draft. After NBC WoD in 2019 she sold successfully her own classes with her own choreography, such as Masego x Medasin - Girls that Dance. In the same year, she performed and choreographed for Turkish singer, songwriter and producer Ersay Üner's music video "Nokta" for his same name No.2 album which passed in April 2025 62M+ views. IMMA did a lot in Turkey at that time, because they were very popular in the local dance community. Maybe she got the opportunty by that to get some credits.

In 2020, she performed with Sean Lew and Kaycee Rice to their choreography to Radio Disney's new series On the One (Take) to the songs Party in the USA and Don't Start now which brought the youngster choreographers two World Choreography Award nominations. She performed with Charlize Glass, Jadyn Hernandez, Sage Rosen and Sheaden Gabriel as well, and also to Bailey Sok's choreography to Sofia Carson & R3HAB's – I Luv U for same series mostly with the same crew, including Julian DeGuzman (already deleted)[4].

In 2021, she performed on Matt and Kim music video "RARARA".

Rise to Global Fame in 2023

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In 2023, She performed with Jackson Wang and Ciara at the Coachella Festival 2023 (Tech Rehearsal) - On stage with Ciara, On stage with Jackson Wang, Audrey's Impressions. She performed also on Jackson Wang's music video "Cheetah". After Coachella she was requested by Nick Six (Nicholas Ong) the CEO and founder of the Jam Republic Agency competing on the Korean reality shows Street Woman Fighter Season 2 in ten episodes as the main show, later on Street Dance Girls Fighter Season 2 as regular member of Crew Master in six episodes and on Street Woman Fighter Season 2: Exclusive Legend Stage one episode as contestant member of Jam Republic.[5]. She was also a guest on Street Woman Fighter Season 2: Worldwide Log in Episode 4. Audrey accepted the show right away, because she had no bookings at that time and learned just later it was a team dancing competition. At the beginning she saw it as problem, because she thought her weakness is “dancing in groups.” She thought by videos when she was booked it was more a freestyle competition and she wanted to do more freestyle and saw it as a good practice. But then she met in a room the other members Kirsten, Latrice, Ling and Emma first time and got told that they are a group now. A perfect remote by a facetime conference casting, because that was all before they got booked and were praised for the great chemistry among the members later without a clue what is coming up on the show. She was relatively shy, got underestimated by her smiling, pure, bright, cute, pretty face, "Audrey Hepburn" and fragile look, as the third youngest contestant of the show ever. Due that she got first elected as the underdog of the show by get marked with six "No respect" stickers on her clothing in Mission 1. Each dancer points out a dancer from an opposing team that they can beat in a one-on-one dance battle. So, Audrey got six from seven opponent teams. But when she got in the jam she turned into a monster, and live mutation drawed Asian TV watcher's attention (here Mission 6: Battle Performance), when she won first both rounds televised. Imitation is the highest form of admiration of the original (Mission 1: "No Respect, Battle of the Weakest"). After done eight missions in ten episodes her crew got runner-up behind Bebe crew with average national rate of 2.2 and a Seoul rate of 3.18 after first airing on August 24, 2023, made the show the most popular in Korea that time for about eight weeks straight. Bada of Bebe and Kristen of Jam Republic were the Top Two rated TV celebrities who weren't not on dramas. In the first two weeks the show had over 100M+ cumulative views on YouTube. On Mission 8 it was 520M+ views. Audrey performed on the spin offs above as well and the shows aired in many countries later. The show was on YouTube trendy of music videos #1 in Philippines, #2 in Peru, #4 in South Korea, #5 in Ecuador, #6 in Bolivia, Colombia and Indonesia, #9 in United Arabic Emirates, Canada and Chile, #10 in Australia and United States, #12 in Germany, # 15 in Argentina, New Zealand and Saudi Arabia, # 17 in Kuwait and Morocco, #18 United Kingdom and Algeria, #26 in Singapore and #36 in France. Especially mentioned Jam Republic's hardcore K-dance to LE SSERAFIM "Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard’s Wife” (Mission 3: "K-Pop Death Match"), Jam Republic's Beyoncé performance in mission 7, Korea Now - 13 hours to prepare: JAM REPUBLIC’s behind stories from SWF2, Korea Now - "Jet lag is a killer": JAM REPUBLIC’s behind stories from SWF2, Korea Now - JAM REPUBLIC connects with Jung Kook.

From November 21 to December 26, 2023 the spin off Street Dance Girls Fighter 2 aired, as youngster's version of Street Woman Fighter on four missions in six episodes. About 2,000 teenage dancers from about 30 different countries applied, to be on one of the six teams - LACHICA and Hook from SWF 1, Mannequeen, Bebe, 1Million and Jam Republic from SWF 2. Each team had assigned three members of the original crew as crew masters. For Jam Republic it were Kirsten, Latrice and Audrey. First mission selected the contestants so that only 7 teenagers up to age of 18 were left and assigned to the crews. Jam Republic's "Godchildren" named as "Baby Jam" or "Jam Junior" were Yamada Ria (Japan), Sienna Miroforidis (Australia), Koyama Miyabi (Japan), Bella Black (New Zealand), Nika Plešnik (New Zealand), Kim Min Jung (South Korea) and Park Eun Woo (South Korea). And the end Team Jam Republic won, before the 1Million crew - Team Jam Republic, Jam Republic Performs with their Mentees. Especially mentioned Gladiator entrances, but sitting over the leons in Emperor's lounge.

On September 16, she performed with the same crew from Coachella with Jackson Wang again at the F1 Grand Prix Singapore opening show. [6] As side effect she got free tickets for the race and a sightseeing trip after she got booked work with Jam Republic Agency again.

Audrey got instantly booked with Jam Republic by Jung Kook of BTS to work out choreography for "3D". After SWF2 went on their own show tour in South Korea at the cities Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Suwon and Gwangju with Jam Republic and the other crews - SWF2 On The Stage | JAM REPUBLIC GLOBAL ARTIST PERFORMANCE (BEYONCE MEDLEY) - Seoul, SWF2 On The Stage | JAM REPUBLIC - JELE X ANGEL'S IN TIBET PERFORMANCE. Score CD is out now, as well as first cover version, another one, and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one, and another one and now giving up. If you didn't notice, it was around the world. On January 2, 2024, the Jam Republic dance crew - Kirsten Dodgen, Ling Zhang, Latrice Kabamba, Emma Huch and Audrey - got invited to perform on 33rd Seoul Music Awards in Bangkok, Thailand to JungKook's "3D" Collab Stage w/ Billie & KoL and their SWF2 "Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard’s Wife” choreography.[7] - BTS VLog JR #1,#2,#3,#4,#5, #6, #7,#8. After that Audrey toured, sometimes with her JR sisters, from one dance studio or convention to another around the world as a K-dance star. She was seriously struggling to leave Asia with her continuous bookings. And what was left was for members of the other crews, such as 왁씨 - Waackxxxy of Mannequeen in her Gaackxxy Dance Studio.

Post Street Woman Fighter 2

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Following her success from the previous year—in 2024, Audrey spent much of her time teaching countless classes around the world (Asia, Europe, Latin America and the US), such as at a Workshop in Indonesia at the Lilin Bangsa International School with NRG Collaboration. Audrey also choreographed for the K-pop group WOOAH in their song "POM POM POM". During her stay in Seoul, she reunited with TXT's Huening Kai to record promotional dancing clips for "OVER THE MOON" and "HEAVEN". In June 2024 Jam Republic reunioned in China for workshops at the G Steps Studio in Beijing. Her crew mates went on to Changsha with Teaminvader Dance Studio, because Audrey had already another appointment. Aside from this, she had danced alongside Jennie for Mantra (MV, Official Performance Video, and Jimmy Kimmel Live) which was choreographed by JoJo Gomez and Silvergunnnn (박은총). [8] She performed together with Jade Chynoweth, Kaycee Rice, Alyssa Santos, Cameryn Hernandez, Maya-Daeja Holley, Kaylar Preite, Christa Albert, Ky Jones and Aaliyah. After that, Audrey revisited Japan to dance with the J SOUL BROTHERS for their cool DEVELOP MV. She performed together with dancers Sienna & Jeiley Lalau, Taylor Aramè Maric, Alexis Shon, Bailey Dean Holt and Christa. Choreography by Sienna Lalau. Audrey also promoted games like Valorant and Genshin Impact. In November of 2024, Audrey was also invited to judge for the very first Summer Jam Showcase Qualifier in the Philippines and participated in the judges' showcase as well.

On January 11, 2025 she was holding two workshops at the x-Dance Station Studio in Melbourne, Australia as beginning of her 2025 Australian Tour, accompanied by former B-boy and co-founder of Jam Republic Collective - a network of 23 studios based in 21 countries like Vietnam, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Thailand and Australia - Joel Gallarde and enjoyed people, animals and landscape - Audrey Aussie. On January 15th, 2025, she had two classes at the Diversity Dance Studio in Perth - ROSÉ & Bruno Mars - APT, Billie Eilish - Lunch. And on January 13, 2025 two classes at the Dopamin Studio in Adelaide - class1, class2.[9] Audrey is also announced as GGWB Ultimate Showcase Judge at the University of Maryland 2025 for KPop team dancing competition.[10] On March 2 had a vacation in Banff, Canada with her friends and did two classes in Seoul, South Korea at the Just Jerk Studio and BONAFIDE Studio a week later. Audrey will also teach two master classes/workshops at the umd.ggwb from 2pm - 5pm on Saturday, March 29th, 2024. The workshops will be 75 minutes each. Here's how to get tickets. On April 13, 2025 Audrey performed with Japanese group XG on the Coachella festival again. She got a nice dance solo between XG's changes on weekend 1 - Fan Cam. On May 16, 2025 Audrey hold two free pop-up workshops for 200 members of the Choreos Dance Club/Community of the University of Minnesota to give them a feeling of industry dancing, but to quote "hopefully it was peer-like." - Left Right XP.[11]

Audrey is from October 25 to 30, 2025 judge and teacher on the High Dance Camp for World of Dance in Bucharest, Romania- Class, Event. During her semester break in August she has reunioned with her Jam Republic sisters in South Korea, Thailand and Singapore for workshops and showcases. With Babe in Singapore. They made an official dance video Assi x Jam Republic x WILD - Anthem released on September 26, 2025, Score CD on August 22, 2025.

Dances

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Solos

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Year Dance Name Dance Style Choreographer Competition Place Awards
2014 "Work" Hip-Hop Shaila Lyons KAR National unknown
2015 The Bird Song by Florence and the Machine Contemporary Payette Still Starbound (Seattle) 1st in Junior Solos
2016 Tears of an Angel Lyrical Kelly Benner Rainbow Nationals unknown

TV Competition Shows

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NBC World of Dance - Season 3 - Audrey & Mia

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Qualifiers ("Alive" - Lil Jon, Offset & 2 Chainz)
Ne-Yo 87
Jennifer Lopez 87
Derek Hough 85
AVERAGE 86.3
Duels Round ("I'm Better" - Missy Elliot)
Audrey & Mia 91 89 90 90
Ellie & Ava 90 92 93 91.7

Street Woman Fighter - Season 2 - Jam Republic

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Contestants

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Color Key:
Leader Sub-Leader
List of Street Woman Fighter contestants
Crew Name Current Age Notes
1Million Lia Kim (리아킴) 41 Co-founder and chief choreographer of 1Million Dance Studio. Former dance battler known as Funky Lia. Choreographer for Sunmi, Twice, Mamamoo, Hwasa, Lee Hyori, Billlie, Purple Kiss, I.O.I, Itzy, Tri.be and Uhm Jung-hwa. Cast on Fly to the Dance with Henry Lau, YGX's Lee Jung, Hook's Aiki, Love Ran, and fellow members Harimu and Amy
Harimu (하리무) 22 CL and Jeon Somi, Cast on Fly to the Dance with Henry Lau, YGX's Lee Jung, Hook's Aiki, Love Ran, and fellow members Lia Kim and Amy
Amy (에이미) 30 Set Me Free" music video. Member of Color Dance Team, Cast on Fly to the Dance with Henry Lau, YGX's Leejung Lee|Lee Jung, Hook's Aiki, Love Ran, and fellow members Lia Kim and Harimu
Dohee (도희) 28 Dancer for DPR Live's "Hop In" music video. Member of The Bip's crew.
Debby (데비) 27 Taiwanese member. Originally set to debut as a member of the Taiwanese K-Pop group DAYDAY in 2017, but was cancelled. Back-up dancer for Kai.
Redy (레디) 26 Back-up dancer for Woodz, Kang Daniel, Shinee, NewJeans, Baekho, NCT U, YooA, Hoshi and Psy. Member of Curohako and TEAM SAME. Former member of Cupcake's Crew
Bebe Bada (바다) 30 SM Entertainment Performance Director. Choreographer for Super M, Kai, Aespa, NCT, The Boyz, Treasure, Verivery, and DKB. Dance instructor at OFD Studio. Former member of Cupcake's Crew. Joined Jam Republic's agency within the year.
Lusher (러셔) 25 Back-up dancer for Kai, Highlight (band)'s Lee Gi-kwang, Shinee's Min-ho, Seventeen's Jun, and CL (rapper), NCT (group)'s Ten, and Viviz. Dance instructor at OFD Studio.
Tatter (태터) 24 Back-up dancer for Choi Yoo-jung, Kai, The Boyz, Got7's Jay B, and Highlight. Dance instructor at OFD Studio.
Kyma (키마) 24 Member of AlwAysHigH crew. Dance instructor at OFD Studio.
Minah (민아) 22 Tour and back-up dancer for Aespa, Kai, and NCT's Ten. Dance instructor at OFD Studio.
Cheche (채채) 21 Bada's student. Participated on Show Me the Money 11 as a back-up dancer for Lee Young-ji's live performance of "Witch"
Sowoen (소원) 21 Bada's student. Participated on Show Me the Money 11 as a back-up dancer for Lee Young-ji's live performance of "Witch"
Deep N Dap Mina Myoung (미나명) 34 Former choreographer for 1Million Dance Studio. Founder and CEO of MU:studio. Lead dancer on Jay Park's "All I Wanna Do" music video. Choreographer for Jay Park, Mamamoo, Twice, Red Velvet, Wonder Girls, Suzy, Jessi, Park Bom, and Viviz
Downy (다우니) 32 Back-up and tour dancer for SAAY, Chungha, Sik-K, and Woodie Gochild.
Soll (쏠) 30 Back-up and tour dancer for Jimin and NU'EST. Formerly known as Jinsol. Also a member of Team onfleek
LockerZee (락커지) 28 Professional Locker. Winner of the 2022 Into The Deep Dance Battle (Locking Division)
Minny Park (미니팍) 28 Former choreographer for 1Million Dance Studio. Choreographer for Fifty Fifty, Mamamoo, Billlie, Yoon Jong-shin, Jamie, and Everglow. Back-up dancer for Mamamoo
JJ (체이체이) 26 Choreographer and back-up dancer for Mamamoo, Hyolyn, Purple Kiss, and Billlie
Gooseul (구슬) 24 Choreographer and actress. Former member and choreographer of defunct K-Pop group Girls' Alert. Participated on MIXNINE.
Jam Republic
(International Crew) 		Kirsten (커스틴) 27 New Zealand member. World-renowned choreographer and dancer for Rihanna and Justin Bieber. Former member of the Royal Family and Request Dance Crew. Back-up dancer for Rihanna, Justin Bieber, CL, Jason Derulo, Nicki Minaj, and more.
Latrice (라트리스) 26 Australian member. Former member of The Home Base Crew. Former contestant on Street Dance of China Season 4. Back-up dancer for Lay, Cai Xukun, Wang Yibo, and Vava. Choreographer on iQIYI's Idol Producer and Idol Hits and Youku's The Rap of China. Model for brands such as Timberland (company) and Lululemon
Ling (링) 29 Chinese member. Former member of Royal Family. Main choreographer on Palace Dance Studio
Emma (엠마) 23 Samoan member. Former member of Royal Family
Audrey (오드리) 21 see here
LadyBounce Nob (놉) 31 Member of Afrokorea Family. Back-up dancer for Ravi, Hyoyeon, Hwasa, YUNHWAY, Lil Cherry, and Psy
Biggy (비기) 30 Dance director and back-up dancer for NMIXX's "Young, Dumb, Stupid" music video
Vessi (베씨) 31 Tour dancer for Hwasa. Also a member of Kiki House
Naro (나로) 28 Back-up dancer and co-star for Changmin's "Maniac" music video with other Lady Bounce members.
Capri (카프리) 25 Back-up dancer for Natty
Mannequeen Funky Y (펑기와이) 33 Professional waacker. Participated on Street Man Fighters Muse of Street Man Fighter mission with Eo-Ddae. Participated in the first season of Dancing 9 Former member of defunct group Funky Fire.
Redlic (레드릭) 30 Former member of Belegacy. Former choreographer and dancer for YGX and Just Jerk Dance Crew. Executive Dance Director and choreographer for Aespa. Also the choreographer for Viviz, Got the Beat, Seulgi, and many more.
Buckey (벅키) 40 Former krumper turned choreographer. Member of Nastyshot and Belegacy crews. Former and founding member of WooFam and Fluckeez. Choreographer and lead dancer for Crush's "Whatever You Do" and "Hug Me" and Dynamic Duo (South Korean duo)'s "BAAAM" Music videos. Also a choreographer for CL, Jessi, Taemin, BtoB's Peniel, and many more.
Waackxxxy (왁씨) 32 Professional dance battler who have won multiple waacking and freestyle dance battles in South Korea and in other countries. Won at least 500 dance battles in her career. Participated on Street Man Fighters "Muse of Street Man Fighter" mission with Eo-Ddae. Once served as back-up dancer for Taeyeon and Jung Dae-hyun
Yoonji (윤지) 28 Professional dance battler. Participated on Street Man Fighters "Muse of Street Man Fighter" mission with Eo-Ddae. Also a member of Masterpiece and Korea Waackers crews. Participated in the second season of Dancing 9.
Cera (쎄라) 28 Professional dance battler. Gone viral for her dancing skills with 1.6 million viewers on Instagram. Also a member of SIGNATURE and CTRL crews.
Tsubakill
(Japanese Crew) 		Akanen (아카넨) 36 Renowned choreographer from Japan. Choreographer for E-girls, ONE CHANCE, °C-ute, Luna (South Korean singer), G.E.M., and more. Joined Jam Republic's agency.
Sayaka (사야카) 38 Dancehall dancer. Participated in Japan's D.League as a member of RIEHATA's Benefitone MONOLIZ dance crew.
Miki (미키) 36 Tour dancer for 2NE1, BigBang (South Korean band), Sandaime J Soul Brothers, CrazyBoy, Yurina Kawaguchi, Generations, and SOTA
Momo (모모) 31 Also a member of Ea dance crew. Former contestant on Street Dance of China Season 4.
Yumeri (유메리) 29 Winner of the 2023 BODYROCK Junior Dance Competition as the team choreographer. Also a choreographer for Japanese artists Rikimaru Chikada and WARPs Up. Joined Jam Republic's agency.
Rena (레나) 26 Member of RIEHATA's Rht. dance crew and ROYAL BRATS. Choreographer for Class:y. Back-up dancer for CL and Zico
Wolf'Lo Halo (할로) 37 Member of Navy Melting Slide (NMS) and 9ueenz crews, and project team TEAM MADBLACK. Previously participated in the first season of Street Woman Fighter, took part at HolyBang's mega crew mission.
Mini (미니) 36 Member of 9ueenz crew. Previously participated in the first season of Street Woman Fighter, took part at Want's mega crew mission.
Baby Sleek (베이비슬릭) 42 Member of Uptown Family and 9ueenz crew. Had won many dance competitions from 2001–onwards.
Chocol (초콜) 38 Member of Navy Melting Slide (NMS) crew, 9ueenz crew, and AMillionRockface (AMR) crew. Previously participated in the first season of Street Woman Fighter, took part at HolyBang's mega crew mission.
Yeni Cho (예니초) 33 Member of AMillionRockface (AMR) crew. Previously participated in the first season of Street Woman Fighter, took part at HolyBang's mega crew mission.
Haechi Wang (해치왱) 29 Member of AMillionRockface (AMR) crew. Previously participated in the first season of Street Woman Fighter, took part at HolyBang's mega crew mission.

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Street Woman Fighter - Exclusive Legend Stage - Season 2 - Jam Republic

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Contestants

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See Street Woman Fighter - Season 2.

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Street Dance Girls Fighter - Season 2 - Team Jam Republic

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Contestants

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Bold are Leaders:

Crew Crew Masters
Mannequeen Funky Y, Redlic, Waackxxxy, Yoonji
Bebe Bada, Lusher, Tatter
1Million Lia Kim, Harimu, Lee Yoo Jeong
Hook Aiki, Sung Ji Yeon, Odd
Jam Republic Kirsten, Latrice, Audrey
LACHICA Gabee, Rian, Simeez
Intro: Final Selection Battle - Final Result - 7 People per Crew
1MILLION LACHICA BEBE MANNEQUEEN JAM REPUBLIC HOOK
Sim Ha Neul (VENTURE) Jeon Ho Yeon (The Queens) Park Eun Seo (JustJerk Rookies) Kim Soo Jung (Humble) Yamada Ria Ahn Ye Jin (Brand New Child)
Kwon Kyung Min (VENTURE) Park So Yoon (The Queens) Park Seo Yeon (JustJerk Rookies) Bang Ji Min (Humble) Sienna Miroforidis Seo Chae Hyung (BOW)
Yoon In Jung (VENTURE) Joo Hyo Rin (The Queens) Lee Ga Young (NASA) Hwang Ye Ji (Humble) Koyama Miyabi (Note 1) Kim Yeon Ju (BOW)
Choi Eun Kyung Kim Yoo Kyung (Solid) Ko A Ra (NASA) Kim Hee Jae (Humble) Bella (En Beatz) Lee Joo Bin (BOW)
Lee So Min Lee Hyun Seo (Solid) Lee Chae Won (NASA) Shin Dan Bi (Two Way) Nika (En Beatz Note 2) Song Da Bin (Well Boss)
Ok Eun Bin (Nataraja V) Cho Hye Jin (Solid) Yoo Seung Ju (CHARM) Lee Na Ra (M.S.G.) Kim Min Jung (NO LIP Note 3) Bae Soo Yeon (Well Boss)
Lee Ji Sol (Nataraja V) Eom Se Jung (Solid) Sato Rana Kim Hye Rin (M.S.G.) Park Eun Woo (NO LIP) Lee Ga Hyun (All That Street)

Notes:

  • (1) She didn't participate in the finals due to leg injury, However, she did participate in the last stage.
  • (2) She left after the Mission 1 Main: 1 vs. 1 performance match up due to family emergency.
  • (3) She left after the Interim Mission: Kpop Mission due to shoulder injury.

to be continued...

Contact

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For dance bookings: kevin@jamrepublicagency.com

Quotes

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By Audrey

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  • "Accepting that we make mistakes is like a part of life and since it is a part of life it is a part of dance. Like to be the best dancer you can be after you accept yourself as a person ..." (- Audrey's intro of her class in West Lafayette, Indiana at Purdue University)
  • "See that is like the switch. This is what I really meant for." (Audrey in a Korean talk show after conclusion she could still a MMA fighter like her dad). So don't mess up with Audrey outside the jam too.
  • "I’m very grateful for you. You’re so smart, which is sometimes a lil scary but i defo dig. You’ve taught me so many things and i shall carry them forever. You’re so hardworking and dedicated, thank you for being the best ma i could ask for." To her mother in an interview of CelebDoko.

Street Woman Fighter 2 2023

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  • "Ehmm, I would just to say good luck." (Response to the burn from Soll of Deep N Dap who charged her "I think you are still a baby, so this big sister will dominate you.", and Yoonji of Mannequeen was asking "Is she a girl of Confucianism? How can she be that polite?", because Audrey's polite way it is not American burn like. Anyway, Audrey won by 3 to 1 votes.)
  • "I just couldn't understand it in any way." (Audrey's assessment of all the pre-conceptions, she is young and pretty, so she must be a weak dancer.)
  • "It was so real. ... I was happy about the opportunity to dance more, but at the same time it was shocking that your people talking about me that way. Even in like US (TV) dance competitions you don't speak to other people that way. Sounds like 'Oh, this is REAL'." (Audrey as guest on David Yong, about strait, bold and a little insulting statements on the show about her, which were neither been scripted, acted nor directed). In reality TV you don't know what is actually real.

About Audrey

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Street Woman Fighter 2 2023 (Translated)

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  • "Her MBTI would be C.U.T.E." (one of her Jam Republic crew members. If you have studied psychology, you know there is no C and U type in MBTI.)
  • "How will she do it with that pretty face?" (Stereotypes of a opponent team member from the stands about her, shortly before Audrey blew off. And a little envy.) She didn't, but with her arms, hands, feet a.s.o, while other contestants had really some minor injuries in their faces with band-aids. Maybe that's why they got so jealous?!? Because, it might just western taste, but no one of the Korean or Japanese ladies were ugly in any way. Many very pretty one must say. Perhaps the perspective was vise versa. Audrey looked more exotic to the Asian women, because Anne Hathaway was also popular.
  • "Audrey. She obviously lacks experience. She is like an amateur dancer." (Lia Kim of 1Million) - There is some truth in it. Lia assessed Audrey by working with big celebrities or big shows in her resume and before Coachella there was just two rounds of NBC WoD 3 - Ersay Üner is outside Turkey not very known, and maybe there is more we cannot find - because they were not fat years for Audrey before that. COVID-19, the closer of IMMA, and many more. Her friends with the big gigs and celebrities in their resumes brought her in when they had opportunities, because her actual weaknesses were networking, self marketing and working in and for long term projects (business skills); not her skills or talent as a dancer, choreographer or are not good looking. Without that, careers as independent contractor or sub-contractor by an agency or studios are much more depending on flukes aka luck. These days there are in average just every 4-5 months a classic audition on stage with a statistical 1 to 30 chance to get booked. Dancers are mostly strait requested and booked by their social-media presence and resume. So for Audrey it changed drastically with Jam Republic and SWF 2. Before the show Jam Republic Agency promoted Audrey this way. Crew, show and agency, just changed by a head jump into freezing water to a foreign country, without a clue how big the show is or it becomes, the show concept and being 'the fish out of the water' over there. Of course, she had mental heath iusses. Home sick, left problems behind are still burning, while she is bounded in Asia to earn some firefighting water and hoping her friends and family can care about this. Felt isolated in a lonely hotel room and hoping someone out there speaks English. Not talking about high professional expectations not anyone let down in a committed contract in a staff of about hundred people over a few months, putting pressure on herself and from outside when the show blew up by hundreds of million views as one highlighted star. So naturally Jam Republic became her sisters and members from the other crews too. That brings maturity, confidence and at last being grown up. In a live show where everyone is watching, how Audrey was changing, get respected by community-oriented Asian TV watchers and crews, and beloved. But concerning her business and entrepreneur skills there is still a lot of space to improve. Maybe she should take Matt Steffania's advices with the bad title - If you want to be famous but you’re lazy, please watch this.
  • "She is still like a baby." .. "She is a pretty doll. So she could just stand still and do nothing." (powered by sub-leader Mini of Wolf'Lo).
  • "She is a pretty doll." ... "I think she is on a baby level." (SWF2; most dancers saw her as the weak one, but then her eyes changed and scared everyone.)
  • "She can be in 'The Exorcist'." (One member of Deep N Dap from the stands in Mission 1, about her change in battle mode.) At the end Audrey bowed and the Angel's face was back again. "She is a crazy one with bright eyes." A lovely lunatic. That impressed everyone. Like Jinx in disguise, because the look was already taken by JoJo Gomez.

After first battles, just two of six were televised:

  • "Audrey is a strong one." (sub-leader Mini of Wolf'Lo now)
  • "Audrey showed many weapons. Because everyone is on a high level, instead of just showing movements, you have to show us your weapons." (Special judge Mike Song of the Kinjaz).

On "Battle Performance" Mission (#6) later:

  • "We are going to put out our secret weapon." (Jam Republic crew, when Audrey was chosen to battle 1v1 for her crew and her eyes changed again with same result. 3 to 0 votes for Audrey.)
  • "In the 1-on-1 battle, Audrey just did herself. She did what we all expected from her. I've it only seen in videos, but you literally tore it up. So I had to give you some points for that." (Judge Trix of Prime Kingz). From underdog with record six "No Respect" stickers to in Korea beloved battle star. That was a hell of a trip and a great show.

Fun Facts

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  • Audrey was practicing traditional Korean martial art Taekkyon for about three years, which gave her that power, balance and flexibility - Taekkyeon tutorial (Applied Practice). In her youth her dad trained her in mixed martial arts (MMA) as well.
  • In Korea, after SWF2 she was often criticized in social media for her unshaved axilla. In Korean and Asian culture it is considered disgusting, unhygienic and creepy. But her non-Asian fans explained later that it is common in her country. However, "Axilla" or "Armpit" became to a kind of nickname for her Asian fans. Even the International Business Times reported about the viral effect. So ridiculous ...
  • Her father is half Filipino and half Mexican. Her mother is Caucasian. The genetic mixture worked out, because Audrey is often praised for her beauty and fitness.
  • She is a fashionista and fitness enthusiast.
  • She admitted on SWF2: Worldwide Log that when she battled on first mission sliding over the floor and pushed with her shoulders in a "Shoulder Stand" that it actually hurted her so badly during she show she could barely walk. And her body made loud noises. She showed it by making live some crack noises with her spine and her neck. Like Nebula in Guardians of the Galaxy when she actually failed in battling. But actually this choreography was stolen from Cammy. So much for freestyle.
  • On SWF2 they had just one night rest between the missions of shooting and preparing. As soon as a mission was finished shooting, they got the next mission, and so on up to 7 to 9 pm, then they got the next mission presented the dancers have a gathering to present in 40 seconds what the mission is to everyone that had filmed until midday or 3 pm. So it was quite restless, because they got constantly thrown missions at them. They had a lokal shootings up to the KPop mission (#4) and then flew to New Zealand for the mega crew mission. They had hardly any breaks and flew back to Korea for the rest of the show.
  • Audrey said she had not enough sleep before the battles. Watching back she feels hard to believe that she did that. Kirsten on the other hand said on David Young, if it had been on her Audrey would be not her first choice battling for the crew.
  • lilbrokenknees is often compared to Audrey Hepburn by same first name, her relatively short hair cut and face look. So what both have in common despite that?
    • Both were trained in Ballet. Hepburn was told by Ballet school in London that despite her talent, her height and weak constitution (the after-effect of wartime malnutrition) would make the status of prima ballerina unattainable, so she decided to concentrate on acting. Not Lane-Partlow's problem. All weak constitution had been live disproven. She is more trained in Ballet on side lane, but the status of prima ballerina (today principal dancer) is unattainable for her as well.
    • Hepburn was 5'6¾". Lane-Partlow is 5'3¾". Not that much difference.
    • Both supported themselves with part-time work as a model. Lane-Partlow less than Hepburn before her acting career.
    • Both performed as dancers on TV, but Lane-Partlow obviously much more than Hepburn. She performed on BBC and had minor roles in TV films, but mostly in theaters and night clubs. Lane-Partlow never performed in theaters (Broadway like) yet. Night clubs?!? Not heard yet. Lane-Partlow performed more often on big festivals and award shows. She had some minor roles for Disney and Nickelodeon, but did commercial. Hepburn didn't, because that concept wasn't known at that time. Hepburn made her starring breakthrough by acting in featured films, while Lane-Partlow did it by dancing in Jam Republic and on NBC World of Dance live on stage and by YouTube videos.
  • About Street Woman Fighter Season 1 and Street Man Fighter.
  • About Jam Republic Agency & Collective - Channel News Asia - From Blackpink to Street Woman Fighter 2: The Singapore-based dance talent agency making a mark in K-pop.

World of Street Woman Fighter

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On January 24, 2025, 'Street Woman Fighter' Season 3 goes global Street Woman Fighter Season 3 is announced to go global. The release date of WSWF was for May 27, 2025. The crews - The CHOOM (더 춤):

Teams

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Contestants

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Color Key:
Leader

Strikethrough denotes that the contestant had withdrew from her crew.
Italic denotes that the contestant had already participated from the previous seasons.

List of World of Street Woman Fighter contestants
Crew Country/City Members Birthday Notes
Ag Squad Australia Kaea
(Dance Hall) 		28 Brings Caribbean-influenced styles with high energy. Former Member of The Royal Family & ReQuest Dance Crew. Backup Dancers for Justin Bieber, Jennifer Lopez & Enrique Iglesias
Kyra
(Gangsta) 		28 Brings raw attitude with distinctive style. Co-captain of De Ja Vu Crew. Former Member of The Royal Family & ReQuest Dance Crew. Backup Dancer for Jennifer Lopez
Danica
(Heels) 		27 Brings feminine power with technical heel work. Member of Girl Group Pink Matter based in Brisbane
Alysha
(Hip Hop) 		25 Street style specialist with battle background. Known for clean execution and choreographic vision. Backup Dancer for Katseye, XG, 50 Cent, T-Pain
Ruthy Baby
(REGGAETON) 		25 Latin dance specialist with dynamic movements. Former Member of Bubblegum Crew from The Palace Dance Studio, The Royal Family & ReQuest Dance Crew. Backup Dancers for Justin Bieber, PSY & Ciara
Vanessa
(Commercial Hip Hop) 		22 Brings industry experience and polished performance. Backup Dancer for Kiana Ledé
Kaleece
(Hip Hop) 		21 Technical foundation with competitive experience. Former Member of The Rascals Crew & The Royal Family
Aaliyah
(Hip Hop) 		18 Backup Dancer for Ne-Yo. Appeared in Olivia Marsh's "Strategy" Music Video.
Bumsup South Korea Honey J
(Hip Hop) 		38 Respected veteran. Leader of HolyBang from Street Woman Fighter Season1. Former leader of PURPLOW dance crew. choreographer and backup dancer for Jay Park and all artist from AOMG.
Monika
(Hip Hop) 		39 Leader of PROWDMON from Street Woman Fighter Season 1 and one of the judges for Street Woman Fighter Season 2. The Dance Professor for most of the contestants during their college years. Co-owner of OFD Studio. Choreographer for Amoeba Culture. Former member of WooFam. One half of the dance duo MOLIP with fellow PROWDMON member Lip J., Performance Director on Mnet's I-Land 2: N/a. She initially appeared in episodes 1 to 6 as a spectator due to her 7-month pregnancy, but will start performing again at the Dance Film Mission.
Lip J
(Waacking) 		37 Member of PROWDMON alongside with Monika from Street Woman FighterSeason 1. World-renowned Waacking dancer. Pioneered waacking in Korea with distinctive personal style. Co-owner of OFD Studio. Choreographer for Amoeba Culture, Kim Yubin, and Lee Hi. Member of dance duo MOLIP (with PROWDMON member Monika), ElizaBitch, and Team W.O.W. (World Of Waackers). Mentor on Mnet's Boys Planet
ko:아이 -Aiki
(Choreography) 		36 Leader of Hook from Street Woman Fighter Season1 with innovative choreographic approaches. World of Dance Contestant, Choreographer of Refund Sisters, Bibi, Queen Wassabii, and Moonbyul. Mentor of MBC's My Teenage Girl.
Ri.hey
(Hip Hop) 		35 Leader of CocaNButter from Street Woman Fighter Season 1 with distinctive choreographic vision. Former member of PURPLOW Dance crew. Choreographer at Bangall Dance Academy
Hyojin Choi
(Hip Hop) 		33 Leader of Want from Street Woman Fighter Season 1. Known for precise isolations and powerful presence. Former Choreographer at 1Million Dance Studio
Gabee
(Choreography) 		32 Leader of Lachica from Street Woman Fighter Season 1 known for her expressive performances. Choreographer for BoA, Kim Yubin, Chungha, CLC (group), TWICE, Natty (Thai singer). Formerly known as "Single Lady" during her underground dance battle days.
ko:노제-No:ze
(Choreography) 		29 Leader of WayB from Street Woman Fighter Season. Backup Dancer for Kai, Taemin, SHINee
Leejung Lee
(Choreography) 		27 Somi, BLACKPINK, and iKon. Former member of Just Jerk Crew. Member of YGX's NWX crew. Performance Director on Mnet's I-Land 2: N/a.
Hyeily
(Choreography) 		26 Member of PROWDMON from Street Woman Fighter Season 1. Choreographer at OFD Studio. Participated in the Rookie class mission music video as Bumsup member Hyojin Choi is unable to participate in two class videos at the same time.
Motiv USA Marlee
(Hip Hop) 		26 Battle-tested performer from New York’s competitive scene. Contestant on America's Got Talent as part of the hip-hop crew Studio One Young Beast Society & World of Dance season 3 Under the Motiv Dance Crew., co-founder of the Motiv Dance Studio in Orlando, Florida. Choreographer for Jazmine Sullivan and Backup Dancer for Pharrell Williams & Janet Jackson
Fantaye
(Hip Hop) 		27 Known for afro-fusion and experimental approaches. Member of VMo and LFG dance crews. Contestant on World of Dance season 3
Bella
(Hip Hop) 		25 Technical specialist with classical training background.
Kaidi
(Hip Hop) 		24 Known for fluid transitions and creative concepts. Dancer signed under XCEL Talent Agency.
Nyssa
(Hip Hop) 		22 Choreographer with distinctive musicality.
Logistx
(Breaking) 		22 Red Bull B-Girl Athlete. Won the Silverback Open B-Girl tournament in Philadelphia, the Junior 7 to Smoke breaking competition in Singapore the Red Bull BCOne World Final, becoming the youngest and first American woman to claim the title. Receive a bronze medal at the WDSF Pan American Championship. Represented the United States in a breaking dance tournament at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. Opened a dance studio in South Florida to specialized on Break dancing.
Abby
(Hip Hop) 		19 Commercial dancer with experience backing major artists. DJ. Performed in various music festivals across Mexico.
Osaka Ojo Gang Osaka, Japan Ibuki
(Waacking) 		29 Pioneering waacking specialist in Japan’s scene. World-renowned waaacking dancer who won several international competitions abroad. Participated in Street Dance of China season 3 and 4 as a contestant, and in season 6 as a mentor. One half of the waacking duo Bad Queens.
Ruu
(Freestyle) 		33 Improvisational specialist with battle background. Member of Fabulous Sisters Crew. Her team won the 2016 and 2017 World of Dance competition. Owner of Vivid Tokyo Dance Studio
Hana
(Girlie) 		31 Brings feminine energy with attitude-driven performance. Older sister of Twice's Momo Hirai
Kyoka
(Hip Hop) 		29 Brings raw street style with powerful execution. Red Bull Athlete. Hip-hop dancer. One half of the hip-hop duo RUSHBALL.
Renan
(Choreography) 		28 Known for complex arrangements and formations. Dancer for aespa, Young Posse, Enhypen, STAYC, Illit, XG, and Kepler. She withdrew from the crew due to a car accident.
Junna
(RNB) 		27 Smooth stylist specialized in R&B-influenced movement. Dancer signed under Jam Republic's agency.
Minami
(Hip Hop) 		26 Technical powerhouse with clean execution. Member of the Kadokawa Dreams who won the 2022–23 and 2023-24 D.League dance league.
Uwa
(Popping) 		21 Animation and popping specialist with mechanical precision. Former Member of Moonchild (group), Former i-CONZ ~ Dream for Children Contestant
RHTokyo Tokyo,Japan Rie Hata
(Hip Hop) 		35 Internationally recognized choreographer and leader. Referred to as "Queen of Swag,". Choreographer for Numerous artist including BTS, Twice, NCT (group), Exo, Red Velvet (group), BoA, G-Dragon, Stray Kids, Ateez, Exile (Japanese band), Generations from Exile Tribe, Nissy, KAT-TUN, Sandaime J Soul Brothers, Chris Brown, and Omarion. Founded the dance team RIEHATATOKYO (abbr. RHTokyo), leads the dance crew avex ROYALBRATS, which won the inaugural championship in Japan's professional dance league, D. LEAGUE, owns and operates her fashion brand, Qoffee Shop.
Mona
(Hip Hop) 		31 Known for musicality and groove-based movement.
Rena
(Hip Hop) 		26 Class:y & Illit. Back-up dancer for CL (rapper)|CL and Zico (rapper).
Asuka
(Hip Hop) 		26 Brings power moves and dynamic performance.
Nina Neves
(Hip Hop) 		25 International background bringing global influences. Japanese-Brazilian dancer.
Rico Hirai
(Hip Hop) 		24 Fusion specialist blending multiple styles.
ReiNa
(Hip Hop) 		24 NCT, Stray Kids, Noa (Japanese singer, born 2000)|Noa, Snow Man, Ateez, Be First, and Hana (group). Also a member of Criminalz Crew
Ako
(Hip Hop) 		23 Brings experimental approaches to traditional styles.
Royal Family New Zealand Teesha
(Dance Hall) 		23 Brings Caribbean influences to the crew’s repertoire. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew.
Harmz
(Hip Hop) 		25 Adds raw street style to the team’s performances. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew. Dancer for Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez, Izzy Lareina.
Zari
(Polyswagg) 		23 Renowned for choreographic innovation. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew
Isla
(Polyswagg) 		22 Known for clean execution and performance quality. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew
Maiya
(Polyswagg) 		20 Technical specialist with precise isolations. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew
Moana
(Polyswagg) 		20 Brings traditional Polynesian influences to modern dance. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew
Tiare
(Polyswagg) 		20 Showcases powerful movements with cultural influences. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew
Kylie
(Polyswagg) 		19 Competition veteran with extensive performance experience. Member of ReQuest Dance Crew

Miyu Pranoto was part of the Mega Crew Mission in Episode 4 and the public voting period on Choom.

  • Main Trailer for the US and Canada it is available on Apple TV and Prime Video.

Additional Page

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Audrey Lane-Partlow/Gallery

References

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  1. ↑ Kprofiles - Jam Republic (SWF2) Members Profile
  2. ↑ namuwiki Audrey (dancer)
  3. ↑ PSICK Show - Jam Republic
  4. ↑ Reaction Vid ofia Carson & R3HAB – I Luv U - On the One
  5. ↑ My Drama List Wiki Audrey Lane
  6. ↑ Audrey's IG F1 Singapore
  7. ↑ Queen Kirsten's IG 33rd SMA with Jam Republic
  8. ↑ KC's IG Jimmy Kimmel Live - Jennie
  9. ↑ Dopamin Studio's IG Audrey Lane
  10. ↑ umd.ggwb IG Audrey Ult. Showcase Judge
  11. ↑ Choreos Choreos - Dance Club/Community
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