Rookie girl group Hearts2Hearts is already making waves online with their impressive live vocals. A recently uploaded “MR Removed” clip of their performance of “The Chase” has taken over K-Pop social media, racking up over 40,000 views on TheQoo and sparking a flood of reactions from fans and netizens alike.
“MR Removed” videos — which artificially strip away background music to highlight the bare vocals in a performance — are often used to assess idols’ vocal abilities. In this case, the results have only strengthened Hearts2Hearts’ reputation as strong vocalists.
carmen is truly the gem behind these harmonies omg a MAIN VOCAL POWERHOUSE.. also the harmonies in the last chorus are sooo heavenly pic.twitter.com/qoaqvl2alz
— 하투하 (@2heartsoffcl) March 1, 2025
Fans were blown away by the group’s harmonization and vocal stability, with many pointing out how well their voices blend together — a quality often associated with top-tier vocal-focused groups. For example, Red Velvet (another SM Entertainment group) are super popular for their heavenly harmonizations.
red velvet harmonizing on “ding”, i know the best vocalist group in kpop when i hear em pic.twitter.com/silOtkbsKD
— m (@ksgparks) July 28, 2020
woww the way they harmonize 😍 red velvet my singers 😍pic.twitter.com/zbguJHt8rh
— 슬린 (@seurrene_) August 18, 2024
One particular part of the song, featuring the lyrics “Blue ink color,” has especially caught listeners’ attention. Many are praising the section for its flawless delivery and stunning harmonies, urging others to listen to the full performance to appreciate the vocals in their entirety.
- “The harmonies are insane. My ears are in heaven.”
- “This is crazy, adding it to my playlist.”
- “The harmonies are insane.”
- “That ‘Ah~ Aah~’ part at the end is seriously holy…”
- “Wow, I freaking love this.”
With such a strong response to their live singing, Hearts2Hearts is quickly proving themselves as a group to watch. As more people discover the clip, anticipation is building for their future performances and releases.
