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Sunday, 09 May 2021 08:24 AM MYT Members of the K-pop boy band Blitzers performing during their dance practise session at a rehearsal studio in Seoul. ― ETX Studio pic Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SEOUL May 9 ― Thirty teenagers, thousands of hours of training, dozens of shattered dreams: it all comes to a head next week when the Blitzers will be launched into the cut-throat K-pop market, hoping to become the next BTS. An all-male septet ― like the musical phenomenon that topped the US Billboard charts last year ― their three years ...

SEOUL • Thirty teenagers, thousands of hours of training, dozens of shattered dreams. It all comes to a head next week when the Blitzers will be launched into the cut-throat K-pop market, hoping to become the next BTS. An all-male septet - like the musical phenomenon that topped the United States Billboard charts last year - their three years of training are being distilled into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit or just another nowhere band. The routine, always intense, is punishing in the weeks running up to their debut: gym sessions, singing les...

By Thursday May 06, 2021 K-pop is the biggest instance of the Korean Wave, epitomised by the global success of boy band BTS Thirty teenagers, thousands of hours of training, dozens of shattered dreams: it all comes to a head next week when the Blitzers will be launched into the cut-throat K-pop market, hoping to become the next BTS. An all-male septet, like the musical phenomenon that topped the US Billboard charts last year, their three years of training are being distilled into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit, or just another nowhere band.

Looking for the next BTS: Inside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's new superstars Toggle share menu Advertisement Looking for the next BTS: Inside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's new superstars The seven members of the Blitzers have trained hard for three years – enduring gym sessions, singing lessons and up to 10 hours of dance practice at a time – for their shot at stardom. The Blitzers are distilling their three years of training into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit, or just anothe...

Inside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's next superstars AFP 2 hrs ago AFP © Jung Yeon-je The Blitzers are distilling their three years of training into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit, or just another nowhere band Thirty teenagers, thousands of hours of training, dozens of shattered dreams: it all comes to a head next week when the Blitzers will be launched into the cut-throat K-pop market, hoping to become the next BTS. An all-male septet -- like the musical phenomenon that topped the US Billboard charts last year -- th...