12 K-POP boy groups compete in Japan's 'Re:Born' reality show for a chance at debut, drawing global fan attention.
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Although they debuted once in Korea, 12 K-POP boy groups (AIMERS, BeMAX, BXB, DIGNITY, DKB, DXMON, EASTSHINE, E'LAST, L5ST, WAKER, WEUS, XODIAC) that could not shine in the spotlight are seriously competing for their official Japanese debut in the reality survival program 'Re:Born'. It has received enthusiastic responses not only from Japan and Korea but also from global fans. In the previous broadcast #2, WAKER, XODIAC, EASTSHINE, BeMAX, L5ST, and DXMON appeared for the first mission, each showcasing performances that highlighted their unique characteristics. Detailed evaluations were conducted by judges Shin Yumi, Kim Teu, and Choi Hyojin. In the broadcast of #3 on the 11th, the remaining 5 groups (DKB, AIMERS, WEUS, BXB, DIGNITY) challenged the first mission. DKB, known for their confidence and aura, was introduced first, with most members having experience from previous survival shows. When MC Jang Geunseok asked if they felt burdened returning to a survival show, member E-CHAN expressed their desire to protect the team long-term. They performed 'Sober [Remix]' with a strong masculine performance. Judge Hyojin Choi praised their performance, noting the undeniable presence of veterans. Shin Yumi acknowledged DKB as the most formidable team, while Kim Teu advised them on maintaining their concept and adapting when necessary. Following DKB, AIMERS took the stage, with Seunghyun reflecting on their past encounters with DKB in survival shows. They expressed confidence in showcasing their unique style. In the reality segment, they shared their struggles and determination to grow for their fans. They performed 'Somebody', receiving high praise for their quality. WEUS followed with a performance of 'Fate', which received mixed reviews. BXB, a group of childhood friends, performed 'Planet', showcasing their emotional connection. The final stage featured DIGNITY, who performed 'COOL Down', with judges providing feedback. After all performances, the top 5 teams were announced, with AIMERS taking first place. They expressed gratitude and fear about participating in a survival show. The next mission will focus on J-POP, with new judges joining for the upcoming episode.
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