'PROJECT 7' is a new audition show for a boy group with 200 participants, airing simultaneously in Japan and Korea.
October/18/2024 17:56The first episode preview video of the new boys group birth audition 'PROJECT 7' has been released. 'PROJECT 7', which will be broadcast simultaneously in Japan and Korea for free, is the largest scale boys group birth audition program ever, with a total of 200 participants. This program is produced by the large Korean studio SLL, known for producing many hit dramas such as 'Itaewon Class', 'SKY Castle', and 'The Heirs', and by Studio Slam, a label under SLL that produced the globally popular Netflix original 'Black and White Spoon - Cooking Class War -' and the idol survival audition program 'PEAK TIME', which is exclusively distributed in Japan on ABEMA. It has also been revealed that 7 members will debut in 'PROJECT 7'. Participants include debut members Kang Min-soo and Lee Han-bin from FANTASY BOYS, as well as Marjinshan, Chang Yojun, and Jeong Seyoon, who participated in 'BOYS PLANET', and Kang Hyun-woo, who participated in 'LOUD' and 'Boys Fantasy - After School Excitement Season 2'. Additionally, Japanese participants such as Abe Yura and Asaka Kotaro, who participated in 'FAN PICK', will also join, with a total of 10 Japanese participants announced. Viewers will not only participate through voting but can select trainees each round to create new teams, allowing them to grow their favorite participants through the concepts of 'assembly' and 'enhancement', making it an enjoyable new type of audition program. Starting today, October 18 (Friday) at 8:50 PM, the first and second episodes of 'PROJECT 7' will be broadcast simultaneously and exclusively for free on ABEMA. The preview video released before the broadcast starts with scenes of the 200 participants gathered from all over the world, including Korea, Thailand, America, Ukraine, and Japan. MC Lee Su-hyuk reveals that the trainees who will continue to challenge in 'PROJECT 7' are “100”. Participants immediately showcase their skills to the directors, with some receiving praise such as 'not ordinary' and 'made me happy', while others receive harsh comments from (G)I-DLE's Miyeon, asking 'Have you never practiced?'. The atmosphere becomes tense as half of the participants will be eliminated, leading one participant to run out of the practice room. Who among the 200 participants will advance to debut? We hope you enjoy the process of the birth of the next generation boy group.
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