Hey Guys! I’m a little behind on these posts, but hopefully by next week I’ll be back on track where I’ll only recap 1 episode. Anyways, enough about me, it’s finally the live broadcasts and boy did they deliver. I had some doubts about this season, but after watching these 2 episodes all those doubts washed away.
We’re back! Haha! We went on a brief vacation for spring break to get away from the freezing cold here in the Midwest, but we missed ya’ll so much that we decided to come back asap, lol.
I know the last post I did for K-Pop Star did cover episode 14, but I only covered half of it.
Alright! Let’s get started!!
Hi guys! So we’re back with another segment for ya’ll to enjoy: QT’s Playlist.
All the big groups in K-pop right now have at least one hit song under their belt. Big Bang has “Lies”, Super Junior has “Sorry Sorry”, and Shinhwa, well Shinhwa has many as they are currently the longest running boy band in k-pop history! Many of the top idol groups didn’t have it easy at the beginning. We take a look back at what started our favorite k-pop groups who struggled a little to make it to the top.
What are some of your favorite debut songs? Let us know in the comments below!
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Alright guys, this is one of my favorite parts in K-Pop star: casting rounds! So, for those of you who are new to the show, casting rounds are when the judges pick 6 individuals/groups to take them back to their company and train them. Contestants originally perform and groups, and JYP, YG and YHY can decide whether to take the whole group or just take one person. With this being YHY’s first time, he makes some smart moves and interesting choices.
In this recap I’m going to give you some of my fave performances and then tell you who made it to the next round. Enjoy!
Hey guys, I’m back! This round of K-Pop Star featured the infamous group rounds which created Season 1’s SuPearls and Season 2’s Raccoon Boys. Although there weren’t a lot of standouts this year, I found that these groups really pushed individual singers into the spotlight.
Group rounds started in episode 6 and started with a group showcase. After the group showcase the real competition started and judges began to eliminate contestants. The show pinned two groups against each other and at least one person in the losing group was to be eliminated. Which by the way is the stupidest rule in world!
Here are my top performances in no particular order. Enjoy!
Hi Guys! Round 2 ended in episode 6 and we got new faces appearing that may be front runners in the competition. Round 2 had contestants choose which judge they wanted to receive mentoring from. After being evaluated by the judges JYP, Yoo Hee-Yeol and Yang Hyun-Suk, contestants were put into one of three groups: Sang (highest), Joong and Ha (lowest). There were some awesome surprises and some disappointing performances in Round 2.
Hey guys! Q is back and I’m here to bring you guys new recaps of a new television show: K-pop Star 3! K-pop Star 3 is one of my favorite audition shows and I’m extremely excited to be writing about this. How this is going to work is that I’m going to recap each round and then when the live shows hit, I will recap each episode. For this recap, I watched episodes 1-3 and picked out my favorite performances. The contestants on the episodes did a great job, but these are the particular ones that stayed on my mind after a few weeks.
Without further ado, here are my top performances in round 1, in no particular order.
So we’re finally here. After all the laughter and tears,so many tears, we finally have our WINNER.
Welcome back! This week’s edition of Who is Next sets us up for the final episode.
Expect more of this. You’re welcome.
Welcome to another recap of WIN: Who is Next! This episode features the rest of the second battle. As promised, I will definitely talk about the performances that were aired in episode 7 too. So sit down and be prepared, this one is a bumpy ride.
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