”FTISLAND” Lee HONG-KI gives stern advice: ”Don't just talk”... Teaser for the first broadcast of boy group audition ”SCOOL” is a hot topic
SCOOL, a boy group survival programme co-produced by South Korea and Taiwan, has released a trailer for its first episode, signalling the start of the birth of a new global boy group.
SBS M and SBS FiL's ‘SCOOL’ released the trailer for the first episode on its official YouTube channel on the 21st. According to the trailer released, the first broadcast of ‘SCOOL’ will feature the participants' entrance ceremony stage.
In the trailer, the boys who are taking the first step towards their dreams show off their abilities that they have been honing as well as their gorgeous visuals from the first broadcast. However, mentors Lee Hong Ki (FTISLAND) and Choi Yong Joon raised expectations for the broadcast by warning of high judging standards, such as ‘Don't just crack your mouth open’ and ‘The singing is really bad’.
Along with this, ‘SCOOL’ also released the music video for the signal song ‘Dream of You’. ‘Dream of You’ is a song that expresses the heart of a boy who falls in love out of control and shyly confesses his feelings.
The participants in the released music video thrilled the viewer with their youth and pure charm, and the end of the music video includes the participants exuding dark charisma, fully raising the expectations of the viewers.
SCOOL' will also release a performance video of the signal song “Dream of You” on SBS M and SBS FiL's “The Show” on 24th ahead of the first broadcast. They are determined to attract the hearts of K-pop fans even before the broadcast.
Meanwhile, ‘SCOOL’ will premiere on SBS M and SBS FiL at 10pm on the 28th, and will be shown on SETN, TTV, ERAmuchTV, Line TV and Hami Video in Taiwan. SCOOL is a global audition programme that aims to create a boy group that represents the whole world. The programme includes the process of a global boy group's debut, with ‘SUPER JUNIOR’ Ituk as MC and ‘SUPER JUNIOR’ Woonyuk, ‘FTISLAND’ Hongki, Yuju (ex-GFRIEND), choreographer Choi Young Joon and other Taiwanese artists as mentors. Undertaken by.
