First of all, etiquette. South Korea has always been a country that pays great attention to etiquette, so trainees usually take some idol etiquette classes before they officially debut. First, do as the Romans do and avoid being treated with colored eyes by other Korean artists. Second, let you see what people say and do. A trainee in China once said: "It is very difficult to use honorifics and honorifics in conversation, and I am not used to bowing at 90 degrees, so it is difficult to adapt at first."
Vocal music. As an idol candidate in the future, vocal music is naturally an essential course. In addition to the normal vocal music practice, in order to sing and dance seamlessly on the stage, students will cooperate with some militarized training when singing and practicing, such as doing sit-ups, skipping rope, running and exercising vital capacity while singing.
Dance. Dance exercises are mainly Hip-pop and jazz. It is common for students to have nosebleeds, dehydration, fainting in the training room, strain and even fracture when they practice dancing. Basically, people who come out of Korea will bring some waist injuries to a certain extent. When trainees begin to prepare for their debut, they will practice dancing for at least 20 hours every day before their debut. Some students even practice from morning till early morning and sleep for only 2-3 hours.
Body shape is also important. In order to keep fit, trainees often strengthen physical exercise and muscle training under the condition of high-intensity dance practice. Girls should control their food intake, and a Korean company was exposed that the number of students' recipes was surprisingly small.
Performance training. Most Korean idol groups are developing in an all-round and versatile direction. Generally, the group should consider its own way out in the later period to prepare for the dissolution of solo flight in the future. In addition to the basic skills of singing and dancing, good acting is also icing on the cake.
Language training. At present, most companies have added language training courses to their practical courses, because trainees should not only develop in their own countries, but also expand to overseas markets after starting their careers. It is necessary to master several languages, generally speaking, Japanese, Chinese and English.
Achievement superstars must have been cruelly made! Don't forget, the most important stepping stone to debut in Korea is to have a face! Yan Hao's little brother or sister is more likely to aim at the talent scout! In the "800 1" audition, the business card of the talent scout will give extra points to the judges! And not only have a face! Still bear or endure look! Temperament and face should be mastered in any style and makeup! Don't always hear people say that South Korea will have plastic surgery! Other countries are like this! In fact, Korean natives prefer natural and beautiful boys! Of course, if you are really good-looking, you will be called to a group of experts to make various expressions or expressions to determine whether it is necessary to adjust.
Under normal circumstances, your efforts are directly proportional to your chances of making a debut, but that doesn't mean that no one else has any ulterior motives for you, or uses the hidden rules of the back door to replace your original chances of making a debut. By the way, if God gives you a good voice, congratulations. In Korea, trainees with good timbre often debut earlier than other trainees, and the company will give more resources. This seems to be an unwritten rule in Han Yu's circle.
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