Top 4 D'Academy Asia 6, Hari Putra Eliminated - Kier King Will Be a Threat to Nassar

Kapanlagi.com - The biggest dangdut event in Asia initiated by Indosiar, D'Academy Asia 6 is about to reach its peak. The six best contestants are competing again for the title of this year's D'Academy Asia 6 Champion. D'Academy Asia 6 Top 6 Group 2 consists of Melly Lee (Indonesia), Hari Putra (Indonesia) and Kier King (Philippines).

1. Kier King Becomes a Threat to Nassar

The Mini Concert by Kier King served as the opening performance, where she performed a foreign language song titled "Pangarap Ko ang Ibigin Ka" as well as a dangdut song titled "Pangeran Dangdut" that successfully invited all commentators and the audience in the Indosiar Studio to dance together. The six commentators did not hesitate to give a standing ovation for the Mini Concert by Kier King (Philippines).

"If you continue to maintain your performance like this and keep producing works, I am sure you will become a great artist and a threat to me," Nassar enthusiastically commented to Kier King. He expressed his desire to duet and create a song with Nassar.

2. Hari Putra (Indonesia) Eliminated

Hari (Indonesia), who previously received the lowest score in the Concert Show during the Result Show, proved that he is the best by striving to improve his performance. He performed two songs during his Mini Concert, titled "Yale-Yale" and "Masallah", a song from Turkey, for approximately 10 minutes.

Hari's efforts were not in vain, as all the commentators gave a standing ovation. "I have been in your position with the lowest score and had to perform again. Tonight you proved the competitive spirit you possess by performing better," said Sheer Angullia, a commentator from Singapore.

Three academicians from Group 2 Top 6 have performed twice in the Concert Show and Result Show. The final accumulation from the jury representing eight countries determined the struggle of the academicians on the D'Academy Asia 6 stage.

From the final results, Melly Lee (Indonesia) received the highest score, followed by Kier King (Philippines) in 2nd place. Thus, Hari Putra's (Indonesia) journey must end in the Top 6 of D'Academy Asia 6.

"Thank you Indosiar, all the commentators, both parents, and all of Hari's supporters, Hari will continue to create," said Hari Putra (Indonesia) with a smile.

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