N11: The vlog that follows the group’s debut
NV Entertainment‘s rookie boy group “N11” shows the drama of boys’ growth while studying in Japan.
NV Entertainment attracts the attention of fans around the world by releasing a vlog containing trainee stories twice a week on the official channel of “N11”. In particular, the recently released series “N11 IN JAPAN” showed the natural charm of trainees who went to study in Japan and the passion to constantly challenge their dreams.
The trainees performed a monthly evaluation in front of CEO Kim Kyusang, but were criticized with comments “I don’t think you practice enough.” CEO Kim Kyusang said: “I think you should force yourself and suffer” and decided to study in Japan for the six trainees of “N11”.
The N11 trainees were divided into two groups: MINJAE, TK, JO, SEITA, HEE and REX, and left for Fukuoka and Osaka, Japan, respectively. Both teams focused on finding the unique feeling of “N11” while taking dance lessons from local dancers in Japan. There were times when they were scolded for their lack of appearance and the atmosphere was cold due to disagreements between them, but the “N11” trainees quickly focused on reviving the sagging atmosphere and perfecting their skills.
Additionally, HEE and REX’s own rap videos were released. The two boys’ confident expressions, powerful rapping, and sultry and trendy video production caught the attention of viewers.
His focus on personal development as well as dancing and rapping has attracted attention. The trainees tried to learn different languages by speaking Korean, Japanese and English evenly, and tried to manage their health by going for a morning jog. In the process, the trainees of “N11” pledged to “make up their minds and work hard”, which will enable them to look forward to a more adult “N11”.
When there was no class, they enjoyed food with local scenery in front of their eyes. They played pranks on each other like all the other boys and were interested in clothes, entertainment and figure skating. The beauty of the trainee boys, who left to study abroad amid criticism, but did not lose their brilliant appearance, made viewers smile.
An official from the NV Entertainment agency said, “The reason why the trainees decided to study in Japan was not only to inspire their skills but also their spirit of challenge and to train their teamwork,” adding: “Please watch how much N11 trainees will grow while studying in Japan.”
The vlog of “N11” trainees, who are preparing to debut as a boy group under NV Entertainment, is broadcast twice a week on the “N11” YouTube channel.
Journalist: Shawn
Translator: Shawn
Source: NV Entertainment
