Podcasts about kpop star

This Kpop Star Rushed Off Stage Mid-Performance Due To “Deteriorating Condition”?! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode the gang discusses: 1) Kpop Star Chaeyoung SLAMMED For Wearing QAnon Shirt 2) Blac Chyna Has Silicone Fillers Removed, Warns About Health Risks From Plastic Surgery 3) Tekashi 6ix9ine Brutally Beaten at a Miami Gym 4) Mike Tyson's Awkward Exchange With Hasbulla Has Gone Viral Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I recently had the opportunity to chat with former KPOP star and current CEO of Matter of Fact, Paul Baek about his inspiring career journey that has taken him from the Deep South to South Korea and beyond! In this episode, Paul tells us about the tenacity that took him from his childhood home in the South to an internship in Korea pursuing a music career in KPOP! “I was like a moth to the flame. I needed to get closer to this music that meant so much to me.”Talking to Paul it's clear that his passion, whether it be music or skincare lies in the creating; “I love being in the lab making things. There's a more lasting satisfaction that comes from creating things and being creative. The process of creating that can sometimes lead to success is much more satisfying in the long run.”To hear more about Paul's fascinating career journey, listen to this episode on your favorite podcasting platform!

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On this week's Dudes Behind the Foods, Tim brings on a guest host to talk about Veganism , loving and hating In N Out, going commando, buffet horror stories + buffet rules you might not have known. Go to: www.ButcherBox.com/DUDES and use code: DUDES Go to: www.MasterClass.com/DUDES for 15% OFF your annual membership! Keep up with this week's guest host, Alex Reid! IG: @TheAlexReid TikTok: @FairyGodMothaReid Follow Tim on Insta: @timchantarangsu Follow David on Insta: @davidsocomedy To watch Dudes Behind the Foods podcast videos on YouTube: www.youtube.com/timothy Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or by using this link: https://bit.ly/DudesBehindtheFoodsPod... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kpop Star Season 2 aired 10 years ago this fall, so let's do what we did for Season 1 and check in on the Top Ten to see where they ended up! We've got a rundown of how this season worked and differed from the first, along with an intro and an update to all the singers (and groups?!) that made it to the top 10, ending with a list of great stages from throughout the season. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2022 sneaked up on us like a... NINJAToday we talk about:2009's Ninja Assassin w/ kpop star Rain in his American Lead Man DEBUT about a runaway ninja that gets dragged back into the life of assassinations.  If you guys have any request for future movie request please send us an emailat whowatchesthispodcast@gmail.comJoin the FB group page:https://www.facebook.com/WhoWatchesThisPodcast/Our equipment:Mic: https://amzn.to/3o12CObMic: https://amzn.to/3lWg2t7Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/2GYxyydXLR cables: https://amzn.to/2T3ecKE- Theme Music -Lee Rosevere - Arcade Montage - Music For Podcast 3https://leerosevere.bandcamp.com/

Eric Nam is an accidental K-pop star. Growing up in Atlanta, and graduating from college in Boston, he did not expect that in his twenties he's sign to a K-pop label, be named 2016 Man of the year by GQ Korea, and become a go-to television personality in South Korea. His music, imbued with his charisma and charm has charted globally. As fun as it is, the K-pop machine can be a real grind — it churns through young people not unlike the NFL draft. Nam is unusually candid about this experience, likely because he decided to quit the system, and take his blossoming music career independent. On his second all English full length album There And Back Again Nam has full creative control, and all the burdens of sustaining a solo music career. Nam spoke with Switched On Pop co-host Charlie Harding about what it is like to go from K-pop star to indie musician. SONGS DISCUSSED Eric Nam - Ooh Ooh, Heavens Door, Good For You, Honestly, Can't Help Myself (feat. LOCO), Lost On Me, I Don't Know You Anymore, Wildfire, Love Die Young Lee Hyori - 10 Minutes MOMOLAND - BBoom BBoom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's one of those weeks where we needed to chase down a curiosity, and ended up with an extremely relevant episode! This week we're taking a look at the first season of Kpop Star which aired on SBS 10 years ago this December. Learn all about how this reality competition show worked, and then meet the Top 10 contestants from Season 1. How did they do on their season Kpop Star and how are they doing these days? Let's find out!!! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the west, a lot of Asians don't realize how popular Kpop really is. The boy band BTS has gotten so big that they've single-handedly changed the perception of male attractiveness, especially around the world. More girls are wanting "Korean" men than ever before. We got Ezra Yao on the podcast to discuss how he made a transformation from a normal looking Asian guy into a Kpop star, and how that completely changed his life. EZRA - https://instagram.com/btstopfanboy KEVIN - https://instagram.com/kevinktang

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In dieser Episode gehe ich der Frage nach, ob Oli London ein KPop Star ist oder nicht. Was denkst du, hat sich Oli London, der ein BTS-Superfan ist, mit seinen Musikvideos und OP's seinem Idol Jimin angenähert? ___ Besucht uns auf Instagram! DonnaSori Podcast: @donnasoride ___ Mehr findest du auch hier: www.donnasori.de --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/donnasori/message

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Ryan Higa, Paco, David, and Jun Sung Ahn (aka JunCurryAhn) talk about what it’s like to be a star in the current Kpop industry, and how to become a Kpop idol. We learn that violins can cost anywhere between a hundred to millions of dollars and we find out what Jun really thinks of BgA member Justin Chon. Guest: Jun Sung Ahn http://youtube.com/JunCurryAhn Order Ninja Melk - https://ninjamelk.com Follow "Off The Pill" and send us your questions and topics! http://twitter.com/OffThePill http://instagram.com/OffThePillPodcast Listen on: Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/o... Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen#... Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/6XBRxzv... Hosted by: Ryan Higa Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/notryanhiga YouTube - http://www.youtube.com/RyanHiga Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/higatv/ Twitter - http://www.twitter.com/therealryanhiga Contact Information: Media Inquiries - media@offthepillpodcast.com Advertising - advertising@offthepillpodcast.com

L'émission du Lundi 13 mai 2019 ! Nous recevons Julie, graphiste de dessin animé sur "Oui Oui" et créatrice du dessin animé "L'agence galactique". Elle a également participé au concours "KPOP Star" en Corée du Sud ! Guigui nous parle de sa déception lors du concert d'Eiffel 65 ! Thomas nous raconte son avant première du film Aladdin. Julie connait-elle vraiment les dessin animés? On écoute "P!nk - Hustle"

Here's our second ever interview with Kpop Idol Dabit. You may not know but the musician debuted in the boy band 24K, a group that we have supported for years on our 24/7 radio stream. In this interview Siobhan speaks to the performer about his career from day dot, the various ways he has involved himself in the music industry, being a part of a group versus working solo and so much more. We even get to hear about his supposed haunted house in Ohio. Yickes! As a final treat the musician performs a cover of one of our favorite Kpop classics, Taeyang's Eyes, Nose, Lips. We hope you enjoy what you see!

Michael Baxter, guest host of this week's podcast is a friend, music producer, but more importantly- the guy who yells at Paula on a daily basis to get things done! Also, Anne shares a childhood dream that she truly thought was her calling.

This week Kevin tells you what it's like to debut in a K-pop group. It's an amazing thing because you spend years training, competing against other trainees, and you never know when you'll get kicked out of the company. You sort of do auditions every weekend. Kevin was also the only trainee from overseas so he had to learn the Korean culture too. It's hard (but really rewarding when you debut). What makes a good rookie group? Always be polite to your seniors, greet them whenever you see them. Every group has their own signature greeting.

This week Kevin Kim talks to Sam Hammington about welcoming his second baby into the world. Sam says he couldn't be happier.  His wife went into surgery at about 9:30 Korean time for a C-section. They now have a healthy new member in their family. He's two days old, everyone's happy and healthy. The couple are looking forward to the future with William and his new sibling. Happy times.

This week on the Fan Forum we chat about the MAMA's illegal voting controversy. Millions of votes have been removed, it's affected the top results and fans are not reacting well. Mnet hasn't clarified what an 'illegal vote' means yet. There is still plenty of time to get proper votes in though, so you can keep voting for you favourite artists! The fan forum are hoping for a Western and K-pop collab at the MAMAs....who would you want to see on stage together?

This week Kevin Kim spills on how a K-pop album is made. It starts with thinking about what song they want. They have huge meetings with producers and staff where they think about the concept and music genre. They listen to a bunch of demo songs and decide which one they want to use. Sometimes, after the pre-recording, it won't sound right so they'll change their mind on the song. It can sound really different after the recording.Once they decide on the songs they want to promote, they choose a concept and try on a lot of clothes. The stylist brings out all different outfits for them to try; sometimes they pick and choose, and other times the stylist will show them photos of what's on trend. Once they've chosen clothes they go straight to a photoshoot for the album. Then the members write thank you notes, and sign them, to put in the special albums. Kevin thinks he's signed more than 50-100 thousand times. 

This week Kevin Kim tells us how he got in to his company, which led him to become a K-pop star. He sent a resume with all his details and profiles and things he'd done. He filmed on a video and cassette tape, which makes him feel old because people don't use those anymore. He sent everything in a package to Star Empire; they liked him so he went in and did a little 'audition' where he sang 'Bright Midnight', and they wanted him to stay in Korea and do training with the other trainees, and that's how he got in to the industry.

This week Kevin Kim says Happy Chuseok to you all and spills on how he celebrates the holiday. He spends time with family, eating a lot of delicious food like rice cakes, with red bean paste, Chinese pancakes and beef ribs. He plays a lot of games too; a Korean version of Monopoly and a kicking shuttle-cock game (but he's not very good). At this time of the year he always gets asked when he's going to get married. Cue: nervous laugh...

This week Kevin explains that he had to take Korean classes when he first became an idol, even though he could speak Korean. He said his pronunciation wasn't right at the beginning and he needed to speak more fluently. He had to practice and take Korean classes to get the Korean accent and right pronunciation. 

This week Prince Mak gives himself some advice about being a single man, especially on Valentine's Day in China. China has multiple Valentine's Days and Prince Mak hates them. He'd say to himself, "Fighting" and "go for it." He wants to know, what do you do for the day of love?

This week, Prince Mak spills all the deets about the life of a K-pop trainee. Each company's trainee regime is different, but every trainee will have to stick through some kind of rigorous program in order to become K-pop idols.For Prince Mak, he had to get up at 5:30AM every day and train for the whole day until 1AM. Various lessons will be packed into each day, such as vocal, dancing, acting (which is essential since this is where most money is made), and language lessons. Trainees will have to work hard at these lessons because there will be regular tests, which will gauge the progress of each trainee. For younger trainees, they will have to juggle both school and lessons.Sadly, despite all the work put in by trainees, not everyone will be able to debut as a K-pop idol. Some will quit partway through training, but on average, only 1 in 3 trainees will ultimately debut as an idol.

On this week's Friday Fan Forum, we're talking about EXO's comeback! The boys haven't comeback since August last year, so the fans reveal what they're most excited about. The teasers have been trending worldwide online, and it looks like it will be a different concept for EXO. Could it be the best EXO album ever? Kevin chats about getting fit for a comeback. We want to get in the know!

This week on SBS PopAsia Live, Kevin Kim talks about whether foreigners can be K-pop stars. He says anyone can be a pop star if they're passionate enough and work hard. Our handsome K-pop star also let's us in on what type of girl he's attracted to...

9Muses chat to Kevin Kim about their favourite artists, what they want to try (besides singing), who they want to collab with, what they do in their spare time and a special shout-out to Aussie fans.

This week Prince Mak talks about the differences between the South Korean pop music industry and the Western pop music industry (mainly in America). In Korea singers are known as 'idols' and they don't always have to be really good singers; they have to have a range of skills. Korea's 'trainee' system doesn't exist in America, because the Western pop industry chooses artists' on their talents, whereas in Korea they believe hard work and training is just as (if not more) important than natural skill. Talent shows are different between the two countries, K-pop groups have 'visual' members who are based on looks, and K-pop groups always have a rapper, and rapping parts, whereas Western pop groups don't always have rap in their pop music. Prince Mak has more examples...

This week on SBS PopAsia Live with Kevin Kim, learn about what K-pop stars do to keep fit and healthy. They have certain training regimes to get the right amount of muscle. Kevin also tells us what they eat daily. *Takes notes*

Kevin Kim spoke to K-pop star contestant Kriesha Chu and she gave some advice to those who want to go on a reality show, plus a special message to her Aussie fans.

Its the first week of SBS PopAsia Live with Kevin Kim. He's joined by fellow Aussie K-pop star Hanbyul to talk music, Blair from Abnormal Summit steps in to the studio to tell us how he got on to Korean reality TV, and Ladybeard has the latest news from Tokyo. We’ve got your fill of K-drama and heaps more.

Welcome to Fomo Daily’s Unbiased. In this podcast, Anna will assign Sean a new KPOP artist to check out each week... Sean will do an Internet deep dive and bring in unbiased opinions and questions for her. In Episode 7, Sean and Anna will discuss TWICE. •00:00 - First impressions and introduction to TWICE •01:58 - Survival Shows - Sixteen, Kpop Star, Unpretty Rapstar, Show Me The Money, King of Mask Singer •04:19 - Sean discovers aegyo and learns its place in Korean culture and different Kpop concepts (TWICE - “Sha Sha Sha,” Secret Garden “You’ve Got a Message” Ringtone, BLACKPINK - “oppa” in “Boombayah”) •11:00 - How does TWICE hold up to other groups and what is TWICE’s place in the industry? Sean and Anna have an affinity for TWICE’s playful nature and JYP’s training and integration of members from around Asia •12:48 - Discussion of Members and Biases: Tzuyu, Momo, Sana, Nayeon, Dahyun, Jihyo, Jeongyeon, Chaeyoung, & Mina •18:13 - Tzuyu’s Taiwan-China Scandal, JYP Apology •22:08 - Upcoming Japanese and/or Korean Comeback •27:16 - Final Thoughts, Corrections & Omissions, Suggestion For Next Episode Want to stay in stay informed on what Fomo Daily and the Unbiased hosts are doing? Follow us! Fomo Daily: Website: www.fomodaily.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/fomodaily Facebook: www.facebook.com/fomodaily Twitter: www.twitter.com/fomodaily Instagram: www.instagram.com/fomodaily Snapchat: fomodaily Sean Perham: Twitter: www.twitter.com/seanperhamisme Instagram: www.instagram.com/seanperhamisme Snapchat: seanperhamisme Anna Toma: Twitter: www.twitter.com/tomaanna Instagram: www.instagram.com/tomaanna Snapchat: tomaanna References: TWICE “Sha Sha Sha" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rleQEgCqUQQ Dahyun Body Worship Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La_CzWUUnEo Recap of Tzuyu Scandal - http://www.koreaboo.com/news/summary-of-tzuyu-scandal/ Sean and Anna's Reaction to IU "Palette" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWy3N_YtTJw

This week is the 'best of' from One Way's Peter Hyun and Sky. Giving you the best tips about being a trainee, revealing what happens after you debut, what it's like to prepare for an album and what it's like to be backstage at a TV show. All you need to know if you want to be a K-Pop star, or have ever wondered what it's like to be a famous idol. Have you got what it takes?

This week Peter and Sky tell us what happens backstage on the day of a music show. They get up before sunrise, get their hair and makeup done, have a dry practice, then a camera rehearsal and finally perform on the TV. It’s a very tiring day. The duo also admit they don’t really like K-Dramas or TWICE’s ‘Knock Knock.’ But why?

In this full podcast we talk about GOT7's new comeback, BamBam as a sexual being, criticism of Kpop Star 6, alleged wrongs done to Don Malik, wrongs done by Iron, and other happenings including Amber's concerning instagram message and our sweet angel Jackson's poor health. P.S. Sorry for any audio problems, we had difficulties this week. P.S.S. DALLAAASS TEXAAAASSS Intro: Mino x Haha - Shoot Outro: LIVE - Right Here Right Now (ft. Loco, Jay Park) Tweet at us: @NYANetizens Send us mail: notyouraveragenetizens@gmail.com Follow our Tumblr: nyanpodcast.tumblr.com

- The rise of Asian pop stars touring Australia is great- Ailee coming to Australia- Why it's harder for a solo artist compared to a group - Being in a group, you can bounce ideas,  get them to answer interview questions you don’t want to, have someone to chat to when you’re down- Maknae - Sky was One Way's Maknae - he explains what it's like being the youngest -  Beast changing their name to Highlight and why the name change happened - The effects a name change could have on the band- Preparation for your debut- It could take years to get your debut-  You have no creative control at the start if you are in an Idol group-  The company makes the decisions. Even some of the biggest bands like EXO and Big Bang went through this- What happened to One Way when they were about to debut...- They chat about choreography, which happens after the music is ready

In 2015, rookie girl group, Twice, enjoyed a successful debut that garnered them millions of fans. Three weeks into 2016, however, it would be difficult to imagine even a casual fan of Kpop for whom Chou Tzuyu, sixteen-year-old member of Twice, was not a household name. Through a baffling series of events, Tzuyu would become a beacon of independence for millions, a symbol of hatred and betrayal for millions more, and a misunderstood focal point for much of the rest of the world. Without trying, this sixteen-year-old girl would affect the outcome of the Taiwanese presidential election, and in the process, change the business of Kpop forever. On today's episode, Tim and Zander tell the story of Chou Tzuyu in their most serious podcast yet.