ITZY's Ryujin and Lia, known for their exceptional talent and charisma, opened up about their formative years as trainees at JYP Entertainment in a revealing interview on the PSICK SHOW.
This popular K-pop duo, celebrated for their powerful performances and captivating stage presence, provided valuable insights into the often rigorous and demanding journey they embarked on before achieving stardom.
The interview, hosted by comedians Lee Yong Joo, Kim Min Soo, and Jung Jae Hyung, delved deep into the world of K-pop trainees and the unique aspects of character assessments and education.
The conversation on the PSICK SHOW allowed fans and viewers to glimpse the inner workings of JYP Entertainment's training system and the dedication required of aspiring artists.
Rule-Breaking Confessions: How ITZY's Ryujin and Lia Survived Penalties and Trainee Life
One of the hosts, Lee Yong Joo, observed that many JYP Entertainment artists he had encountered appeared to be in good mental and physical health.
Jovial Moments: ITZY's Ryujin and Lia Recall Trainee Days' Rankings
The conversation then took an amusing turn when the hosts asked the pair to identify which ITZY member had the highest score during their trainee days.
Ryujin promptly named their leader, Yeji, as the top trainee in this regard. Lia, momentarily reminiscing about Ryujin's high standing as a trainee, humorously commented that they were colleagues, generating laughter among everyone present.
There is a point system in the trainees system, besides sing and dance, it also includes personality score (behavior/discipline score)
— 베어²¹² (@COZYxBEAR) September 10, 2023
Ryujin and Lia got a lot of minus scores because they were always eating in the practice room 😂
Lia: everytime i was wondering "would i get… pic.twitter.com/kUVNbH4hKE
Despite their occasional rule-breaking, it's evident that Ryujin and Lia's undeniable talents and exceptional character eventually paved their way to debut as members of ITZY.
Their journey from being trainees to becoming K-pop stars has been a testament to their dedication and resilience, inspiring fans around the world.
ITZY recently made a comeback with their mini-album "KILL MY DOUBT," further solidifying their status as one of the leading acts in the K-pop industry.
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