If You Raise Three Idols Well, They Will Confess Their Love

75 – I Think There Are at Least Two Geniuses in Two Bear.

Episode 75

All stages are over.

The six-member evaluation team had to watch 37 performances by a total of 100 trainees.

There were countless talents and personalities. Among them, there was a child with both talent and skill that could be called the best among active players.

However, what remained most in Lee Eun-ji’s mind was the midwinter performance of Two Bear Enter, which was her third time her performing her her.

“I still can’t forget the third child. … He was truly a great kid.”

Seo Woo-baek agreed with her opinion

“Are you talking about the kid who ‘dressed up’? In my opinion, he was a great kid. “I couldn’t believe he had only been practicing for about a year.”

“Yes? In fact, the song Dress Up by Triple But that child…”

“It was perfect.”

Second-generation idol Canola, who was preparing to stand up, intervened in their conversation.

“I’m not saying this because it’s a song from the same generation as me, but ‘Dress Up’ is a truly amazing song. It’s like a musical with all the compositions and tracks of teen pop, punk, R&B, and electronic dance in one song. “I never imagined that children of the next generation would express this perfectly.”

Canola spoke with a slightly happy face, as if she was reminiscing about her past days as an idol, not as a mature solo vocalist now.

“Today’s K-pop is not at a time when it pursues difficult performances that eat away at the trainees’ skin like it did back then.”

“Yes. “It’s a song with such a difficult combination of tracks that it’s incredibly difficult, but they brought it to life really well.”

“What you two said is correct. Especially when the R&B rhythm ended and the third variation began, I had no choice but to open my mouth as an audience member, not as an evaluator.”

Angie, who was watching for an opportunity to participate in the conversation, opened his mouth with good timing.

“It was amazing, that friend’s performance called Midwinter. … But I also felt something strange.”

“… “A strange feeling?”

Seo Woo-baek asked, wriggling his eyebrows.

“What are you talking about?”

All eyes of her evaluators were focused on her.

In the midst of those gazes, Enji tilted her chin and spoke.

“I didn’t really feel it at the time, but looking back, I thought it felt too flashy. It feels like the entire stage is exploding, making your ears go numb? … Ah, this is too aggressive an expression.”

Enji, who was groaning and contemplating as if she was in pain, organized it.

“… Hmm, I think it’s an ambiguous expression. “She must have been under that impression because Midwineul had great talent.”

It was then that James Oh, who was continuing to organize something on his tablet PC as if he was not interested in their conversation, intervened.

“That was intentional.”

Enji asked in confusion.

“Is this intentional?”

“To be precise, it was the arranger’s intention.”

“Arrangement? Was that an arranged version?”

While Enji tilted her head again, Eunji Lee nodded and spoke as if she realized.

“I see, it was an arrangement. “I felt like something was different.”

Eunji Lee, who continued to express her admiration, suddenly looked at James Oh and said.

“… Wait a minute, now that I think about it, the arranger wasn’t a little crazy.”

James Oh asked with a satisfied smile, as if he was glad to see Lee Eun-ji’s response

“Why do you think that?”

“Well, it’s not another song, it’s ‘Dress Up’ by the famous SS, right? “Where is the producer who arranges it?”

Seo Woo-baek asked back as if he was puzzled.

“Well, can’t you arrange it? It’s not a song that caused social controversy.”

“On the contrary, it is a song that is highly evaluated socially. But the problem is that that evaluation is too extreme.”

“What kind of…”

“As you know, the representative keyword for the song ‘Dress Up’ is ‘a mixture of four or more genres and a musical-like composition.’ One or two tracks. For this reason, people who undervalue ‘dress up’ sometimes use expressions such as ‘I made a tree out of rags.'”

Eunji Lee had a great career as a vocal trainer, so she had extensive knowledge of composition and arrangement. In her opinion, this was truly absurd.

“Revolution, a multinational composer team, is the one who forcibly put these rags together. Dozens of people worked on one song, so much so that there was one person in charge of each divided part, track, sector, or genre. “This was a collaboration on a scale that was unheard of at the time.”

James Oh nodded and responded.

“It was amazing. Collaboration on that scale in composition is still extremely rare.”

“That’s right. This is a song where a large number of people rushed in and did their best to continue each genre. However, it is a song that has been evaluated as being in rags. What producer in the world would think of arranging a song like that? Even if you touch it just a little bit wrong, the forcibly assembled tracks will fall apart.”

In response to Lee Eun-ji’s lament, James Oh said with a mirthless smile.

“There’s no way a producer wouldn’t know that, so anyone who tries it must be crazy. Oh my god, how can they make the genres that were forced together stand out even more? Is that a sane arrangement to make? … But he is even more crazy because he succeeded.”

The eyes of the evaluation panel were focused on James Oh due to the extreme remarks that were not usually seen from him.

He casually put the tablet PC in his bag and stood up, as if the gaze was not a big deal.

“And there’s no crazy person I know who would take that gamble. Even without performing such difficult acrobatics, the original song is full of charm. It’s definitely not ready-made.”

Canola asked a question, unable to hide his embarrassment

“… Then, who on earth made that arrangement?”

“It’s not an established company, so it’s probably a newbie who doesn’t know how to fear the sky, like an agency in the middle of winter that I, who have connections throughout the industry, didn’t recognize.”

James Oh looked at the evaluation team who were looking at him with blank expressions, smiled slightly and said.

He wanted to give them a little more hint.

It was a waste to keep this interesting fact to myself.

“I said Midwinter’s agency is Two Bear Entertainment, right?”

“Yes that’s right.” I clearly said it was a two-bear enter.”

He spoke, feeling a subtle and deep thrill from the desire to create that had been stirring for the first time in a long time.

“I guess there are at least two geniuses at Two Bear Entertainment.”

***

The broadcast is screwed.

This was not an exaggeration.

In the first recording, which was supposed to select 11 trainees and show the competition between talented trainees, there was a disaster in which 31 trainees were evaluated as F class and only 3 were evaluated as A class.

PD Kim Seon-ye screamed at the shocking result.

“These people asked me to put 11 people in! Even if I say that, are you ignoring me? Argh! “How should I take care of this!”

“… Calm down! PD Kim!”

This was not at all the picture that PD Kim Seon-ye wanted.

A format in which talented girls, each with outstanding talent, talent, and beauty, are buried in the mud due to the wrong timing, lack of publicity, or not yet debuting, and are discovered through This Girl 100. That was the picture drawn by Kim Sun-ye.

However, the initial picture was ruined due to the current disastrous results.

That’s right, viewers who will sympathize with the cool-headed judges while looking at these harsh evaluation standards will see most of the 100 Girls’ trainees as children who have a reason to fail.

It is not about choosing the best gemstone among gems, but about finding useful antiques among defective items.

It was completely different from the original plan where one entertainment character showed an ugly side to make people laugh and save all the other trainees.

Currently, there are 31 entertainment characters.

Among them, there were two members whom she had chosen to debut.

This was a disaster. That’s also very tragic.

Surprisingly, if she knew that there were exactly 11 people who received Class A during the first impression test of Girls 100 in the previous episode without Midwinter, PD Kim Seon-ye would have grabbed Winter by the collar, but the only person who knew the The truth was Sun Tae-yang. It was a very fortunate thing for the sun.

Nevertheless, Kim Sun-ye thought of Seon Tae-yang. Because she couldn’t blame the highly authoritative judges.

“That kid was definitely a character for entertainment, right? Why are you looking like that?”

The fundamental problem was that the evaluation team ignored the broadcast’s guidelines and set overly harsh evaluation standards, but the starting point was when Midwinter showed unexpected and overwhelming skills. Kim Sun-ye felt that the evaluation team’s perspective on the stage had completely changed after that performance.

“… I know, right. Even during our pre-meeting, he was the one we invited because we were concerned that the atmosphere of the contest would be too serious, right? When I watched that video, I thought there was at least one scene where people exploded. … Well, in another sense, I did get one scene that made me laugh. “It’s not the trainee, it’s our mentality that is exploding.”

“Ahh! Is now the time to joke around like that? Do you know what I did to try to boost the viewer ratings for this show? Do you know what kind of shit I did with agency heads to get some support and investment? But because of that b*tch, those precious viewership ratings were ruined!”

At her words her her her, AD Jeon Dong-baek thought to himself, ‘If we air the mid-winter scene, the viewer ratings will rise instantly, right?’, But he bowed his head in front of Kim Seon- ye’s fiery anger

It seemed like this wasn’t the time to laugh like usual.

“So, what should we do?”

“What should I do?”

Sunye Kim said, chewing her artificial fingernails.

“Call the midwinter manager.”