Established in 2020, the World K-Pop Center is an educational institution dedicated to K-pop. With the "Click the Star" project, it aims to hold auditions in 32 countries across the globe and launch 32 girl groups, seeking to prove that there are "no restrictions on nurturing K-pop talent."

The members of Bling One received K-pop training from the World K-Pop Center when they prepared for their debut. On Wednesday, the trio unveiled its performance of "Kiss & Call" during a press event at the headquarters of the World K-Pop Center in central Seoul, wowing the audience with their singing and dancing prowess.

Its performance will be unveiled on ENA Channel's "K-Pop Up Chart Show," which will hit the air on July 12.

"BlingOne's debut is a blueprint for K-pop," an official of the World K-Pop Center said, adding that the group demonstrates how K-pop's educational infrastructure can give birth to differentiated K-pop acts. "(In the future,) we will prove that K-pop is no longer exclusive to Korea, but a truly global music genre shared by everyone around the world."

According to the center, a documentary featuring BlingOne's journey from audition to debut will be released on different platforms in the coming days.

"Latin American media, such as Panamericana TV, are also showing great interest in the fact that South America, which has had many difficulties with accessibility, is being reborn as a K-pop blue ocean through this opportunity, and that the world's first K-pop girl group composed entirely of South American foreigners is debuting in its home country of K-pop," the center said.

It added that many other countries like Mexico and Colombia are asking the center to host the next auditions in their countries.