"PROJECT 7," an interactive idol audition, premieres on Oct 18. Viewers can vote to shape the new global idol group.
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As the most evolved idol audition, the new audition program "PROJECT 7" will start broadcasting in Japan on October 18 (Friday) at 8:50 PM. The title song "RUN (Up To You)" is currently being distributed ahead of the program's broadcast, and a comment video from 10 Japanese trainees participating in the audition has arrived. "PROJECT 7" is an "interactive audition" program that introduces the concept of "building and strengthening" by allowing viewers to step out of the previous role of mere "observers" and directly select candidates by rounds to form a new team, thereby nurturing their favorite candidates. This audition, with the largest number of participants in history, will result in 7 finalists selected through various choices made by viewers called "World Assemblers," who will become a new global idol group. The trainees appearing in the comment video are 10 members: ANDY, SOTA, KENSHIN, RYOMA, YUSEI, ADAM, KOTARO, YURA, SATOSHI, and JIN. They expressed their desire for the "World Assemblers of Japan" to listen to the title song "RUN (Up To You)," support them, and vote for the program. The title song "RUN (Up To You)" (original title: "달려 (Up To You)"; Hangul reading: Taryeo) is sung by the trainees and announces the start of the program. The song has a double meaning: it signifies the trainees running toward their dream of debut (in Korean, Taryeo) and that their dreams are in the hands of the viewers, the "World Assemblers" (in Korean, Taryeo). Finally, the broadcast of "PROJECT 7" will start this week on October 18 (Friday) at 8:50 PM, and they hope everyone will listen to the title song "RUN (Up To You)" repeatedly and look forward to it.
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'PROJECT 7' is an innovative idol audition show where viewers actively participate in selecting and strengthening contestants through voting. The show aims to create a top-tier global idol group, emphasizing fairness and excitement. It premieres on October 18 in South Korea, featuring a strong director lineup and a commitment to transparency in the voting process.
Participants of JTBC's PROJECT 7 held a 'Heart Assembly' event, attracting fans from Korea and abroad. The event showcased the trainees' charm and excitement for the show's premiere tonight at 8:50 PM. The production team expressed gratitude for the support and anticipation for the interactive audition format.
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ABEMA's highly anticipated audition show "PROJECT 7" launches on Oct 18, featuring 200 participants vying for 7 debut spots in a new boy group. The show includes a unique voting system allowing viewers to select trainees and form teams. The title song "RUN (Up To You)" has already generated buzz on social media, especially with 16-year-old Japanese participant Sakurada Kenshin performing as center.
JTBC's 'PROJECT 7' premieres on October 18, featuring a unique idol audition format where viewers vote to select participants and form teams. The show includes a star-studded lineup of mentors and aims to provide a fresh take on survival auditions, emphasizing participant growth and engagement.
The personal videos of PROJECT 7 participants for their title track 'RUN (Up to you)' have been released, gaining over 2.72 million views. These videos focus on individual members, showcasing their unique personalities and dance skills. Fans are reacting enthusiastically, and the production team promises strong contenders in this interactive audition show starting October 18 in Korea.
The production team of JTBC's PROJECT 7 addressed audience complaints regarding excessive ID verification procedures. They acknowledged misunderstandings and explained the necessity of these checks for the first live voting event. They apologized for any discomfort caused and promised to improve communication in the future.
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