K-pop reality series titled as "Made In Korea" has been acquired by BBC. The production for the show has commenced, as per a report.
«Made in Korea» traces the journey of a British boy band as they venture into a K-pop training camp in Korea, immersing themselves in the expertise of industry insiders responsible for molding some of the nation's most renowned music sensations, as per a report in Variety.
The series is being distributed by ITV Studios.
Producer Nigel Hall, renowned talent manager Russ Lindsay are part of the show, as per the report.
Meanwhile, K-pop girl band TWICE has set its sights on a new high on the Billboard main chart, the group told Reuters.
The nine-member band has helped to drive the global K-pop phenomenon since its debut in 2015, propelled by cheerful songs, catchy hooks and choreography.
TWICE released its album «With YOU-th,» on Friday, following an all-English language single «I Got You» early this month.
In an interview with Reuters, members of TWICE said they were elated to perform as a group after focusing on solo or sub-unit activities over the last year.
The six-track mini album and its lead single, «One Spark,» were meant to embody the passion and love the members share among themselves and with the fans, Chaeyoung said. With two other band members, Jeongyeon and Dahyun, she wrote the lyrics.
Q1. What is the name of new K-pop reality series?
A1. The name of new K-pop reality series is «Made In Korea».
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