PROJECT 7 participants hosted a 'Heart Assembly' event, engaging fans and building excitement ahead of the show's premiere tonight.
October/18/2024 19:42
Participants of JTBC 'PROJECT 7' held a 'Heart Assembly' event. Today (18th) at 8:50 PM, JTBC 'PROJECT 7' will start broadcasting in Korea, breaking away from the previous role of 'observers' where viewers only voted, and introducing a concept of 'assembling and strengthening' through selecting candidates by rounds and forming new teams to grow their 'favorites.' 'PROJECT 7' has set an astonishing record of over 100 million total views for content released across various platforms, including recently published teaser videos, making it a hot topic even before its broadcast. The title song 'RUN (Up To You)' featuring individual videos of each participant and their profile photos has also received a positive response. The participants attended the 'Heart Assembly' held in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, yesterday (17th). Many fans (World Assemblers) gathered from Korea and abroad to meet the trainees directly. A line of World Assemblers waiting for the trainees continued before the event, bustling around the venue and the Seongsu area. When the 'Heart Assembly' began, the trainees, divided into teams of ten, appeared at the event venue with bright smiles, and the World Assemblers cheered. Meeting the World Assemblers for the first time, the trainees greeted them with strong voices, saying, 'Let's Assemble! Hello, we are the trainees of PROJECT 7.' The trainees then met with the World Assemblers who had applied in advance and were selected. The trainees posed in various ways and showcased their charms with bright smiles, capturing attention. The World Assemblers, holding 'Heart Assembly' photos taken with the trainees, appeared happy and lightened the atmosphere at the venue. Finally, the trainees expressed their gratitude, saying, 'Thank you, World Assemblers!' to those who traveled far to support them. The 'Heart Assembly' concluded successfully, raising expectations for the premiere. The production team conveyed, 'The trainees of PROJECT 7 were excited about preparing for the 'Heart Assembly' and the meaningful occasion of meeting the World Assemblers for the first time. We hope that the enthusiasm for the trainees will translate into anticipation for the premiere of PROJECT 7.' The show will be simultaneously released in Japan and Korea tonight (18th) at 8:50 PM.
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