WOOZI taught the trainees as he were coaching to SEVENTEEN l R U Next? 

Ikr even tho i don't follow r-u-next i had watched a few performances and i don't really get in what basis they are judging contestants. I remember one performance where 3 girls were performing and 1 stood out the most her vocal was so really good her live singing were perfect but they choose the other 2 girls live vocals were pretty normal but they were quite famous and more pretty and judges chose them and gave the lowest rank to the other one.

​@@ayushiyadav2000I think you're talking about Jiwoo the main vocal you said and Jeongeun and Chanelle the average ones

@@rinkitty_core how can you call chanelle average when she’s the best vocalist there along with jiwoo

@@rinkitty_coreif they’re the average ones what does that make the other girls ☠️

The other male judges were creeps and only there for eye candy

They have quite similar personalities too i cant help but see similarities between them whenever i watch them lol, major difference is soyeon loves being and acting cute😅

Also Baekho. He produced almost all of NU'EST's hit songs.

@@dimly2002 pretty sure they have the same mbti

@@iwasthebugatsowoozoomuster2021oou wait he did?

Suga woozy & soyeon 🎉🎉🎉 🔥

agreed. this came from Woozi's experience. Seventeen themselves said feedbacks are nice but harsh ones or those who only say "sing it again" without really pointing out the proper way to sing it won't really help the trainees. That's why watching Seventeen's recording where they actually really help each other fix their tune is a good way to really enjoy the recording and actually improve a lot.

That's what I'm thinking 😂🤔

Like those damn professors that put question marks on your paper/plate and doesn't indicate wtf it is you need to revise ☠️☠️

Maybe it was cut during editing?

he doesn't have the time, and if he gives them so much of his time, they won't be able to afford it lol

@@rinpon_he is apart of HYBE if they tell him to judge he judges.. afterall the show is a Hybe show

@@sliverhalo9286 he is also part of Seventeen last time I checked, and they're busy, if they weren't he'd have more screentime in that reality show

@@rinpon_ Every group member has individual activities we have seen idols as judges before.. what’s your point?? Soyeon judged on Fanasty boys and I believe Yeji and chaeryoung judged on Universal ticket

​@@sliverhalo9286have you watched Universe ticket? They were not even present all the time. They were not coach but rather special MC.

ikr, Worst is too much, maybe "More improve" or something like that

Yes, the show is finished and they just had their debut (ILLIT with magnetic). They are promoting on music shows right now!

what's wrong with it

@@__-qo8khhe’s ten years their senior. it’s a sign of respect to bow to your sunbae’s in the kpop industry.

@@jenni8383 Not only in kpop, showing respect to elders or seniors by bowing your head down is a basic manner in Asia. Some Asian countries including mine we usually collect hands to show the respect 🙏

spark by taeyeon

Yes, illit was formed by this survival show "R U NEXT"

It is

Because it is

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Competition is a toxic thing itself.

Most of the toxic comes from the judges and editor's evil editing. I don't blame the trainees tho. Because this is a competition, some of them may be competitive but still, they're working hard to reach their goals. Even it's toxic but it still a great time seeing these young girls running towards their dream.

its more of an expectation thing, both trainees' expectations of themselves and the outcomes of their performances. The girl who got nine stickers messed up several of her lines and she knows it, so she expected to get many 'worst' stickers because she was notably worse than the other 3. Minju on the other hand said that she was most confident in her singing, and that it was better than her dancing and performing skills (which had been fairly rated). This naturally creates higher expectations from herself in her performances. When that one 'worst' sticker was given to her performance, it implied that one person felt that her singing was worse than the other girl. While it seems insignificant, if you're ever put in this situation you start to doubt yourself and your abilities. In Minju's case, she probably felt her expectations for herself get crushed and that's why she cried. Later there was a scene of her in the dorms asking if she 'really did that bad' because the sticker hit straight at her confidence. Anyways I feel that you have to be in the same type of situation to really understand their feelings at the moment.

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