KIM SEIN

Many people are saying that Pujé is the worst compared to MA1, Boipura, Garupura, and past Produce series. I've watched them all, but for me, Pujé was the best because I got to meet Kim Jong-min, someone I can love more than anyone else in the past. Of course, I have some complaints about the show, but meeting Jong-min made Pujé the best for me.

The tweet seems to be a list of names and terms related to various K-pop survival shows and groups. Here’s the translation of the text: "I-LAND, Japan's Produce (Nip-Pu) Kyosuke Fujimaki, Girls Planet (GalPura) Kotone, Boys Planet (BoiPura) Jungwoo, PEAK TIME, DKB, Boys Fantasy (Shonen Fantasy) Geumjinho, Ayunec Himena, Japan's Produce girls (Nip-Pu Joshi) Rino, I-LAND 2 Jiun, Puje Kim Hyunwoo, Unirig Park Han, MA1 Jiahao, Boys Planet 2 Jiahao." This translation maintains the original names and terms, as they are likely proper nouns or specific titles.

The tweet translates to: "Pueku is Kim Mingyu, Galpla is Suruichi, Nippon-P girls are Aida Rin, MA1 is Anshin (currently appearing on Boys Planet). I like cat-faced boys and sharp-looking girls."

Here’s the translation of the tweet: "I will announce my favorite contestants from the survival programs so far. PRODUCE 48: Kanda Min PRODUCE X 101: Geum Dong Hyun PRODUCE 101 JAPAN: Kurokawa Ryusei Girls Planet 999: Kim Do Ah BOYS PLANET: Haruto PRODUCE 101 JAPAN THE GIRLS: Sakuraba Haruka BOYS II PLANET: Kim In Woo"

The tweet translates to "Is Kim Se-in a starter?"

The tweet translates to: "Seowon overlaps with Kim Doah, who appeared in Produce 48 and Girls Planet 999. She also made it to the evaluation round in Produce 48, but unfortunately fell during the position evaluation in Girls Planet. Rather than gaining an advantage from her recognition, she seemed to struggle even more the second time around. She has both talent and visuals, but I feel like she ended up being stable in a way that neither exceeded nor disappointed expectations, for better or worse."

"Don't drop either Kim Inoo or Kim Shifan. Let's use the Planet Pass (Girls Planet)."

The tweet translates to: "It feels like Kim Go Eun's team could keep winning, similar to Mashiro from Garupura."

The director Kim Se-in of "Two Women Wearing the Same Underwear" is also directing episodes 7-8 of the drama version of "How to Love in the Big City," which I'm also curious about 👀 x.com/qsvrlwmdd14yyb…

"Hey, let's stop the on-site voting for Boipura after all. During Garupura, we didn't have on-site voting due to COVID and relied on master evaluations. That's why Kim Da-young, who handled the dance composition and the mental care of the members alone like this time with Yumeki, was fairly evaluated. It really hurts to see those who are putting in effort being treated unfairly."

During Garupura, Kim Da-young, who proved herself as a key ring part among that many people, really is a genius for coming up with a dance arrangement where everyone can stand out equally without exception.

"Kim Go Eun, I hope you shine on stage like Dayoung and get recognized quickly. Even Dayoung from Girl Planet started with a low rank (though it was 9th) while being the center."

The tweet translates to: "I was thinking about the ice cream stage that Dayoung from Garupla came up with. Everyone's parts really looked like killing parts, and I truly realized how amazing Kim Dayoung is."

"I believe that in YumeKi, it's not about one person standing out, but rather that everyone will be given good parts to shine. Just like Kim Da-young's ice cream in Girls Planet."

The tweet translates to: "I think Linlin's position is similar to Kim Doah's in Garupura. Kim Doah lost to the Yes or Yes group that participated in M Countdown, but she was in charge of the Kiripa for the second group. She left a strong impression → but in the next position evaluation, she was in the later group, and even though she fully embraced the concept, she got eliminated. I hope Linlin can stay 🙏🙏 #ジャオグアンシュー #자오광쉬 #린린"