Kate

If I had a dream and found out my reincarnated self did some dumb shit, I would be like: you poor dumb bitch, I wouldn't never. And that would be the end of it, coz the decisions the completely different version of me made would not correlate to how I could possible behave at all. So the consequences they faced would tell me nothing, coz I would not do the dumb shit that led to the consequences in the first place 😅

That's kind of how FL and ML are right now - the dream versions are hella naive and dumb, believing shit everyone around them tells them, when in the original versions they were few steps ahead and did not trust anyone 🤣

Most people actually said why they don't like it in comment section: be it boring, not presenting the actual leads since the characters are completely different, being too disconnected from the previous tone of the show, painfully cliche. If the story in the dream at least was interesting and not the most basic story ever... maybe people would enjoy it more 😅

can people just talk about things they don't like in dramas without others telling them to "enjoy it" 🤡
I cannot make myself enjoy something I don't like, and I'm sure others, you included, are the same

sure thing... it;s not him.. and not her lol that only makes it worse. That's why I don't vibe with plots like that - dream, reincarnation etc. Coz the "new version" is literally NOT the OG version, and I find it dumb it affects the original character in any way 🤡

🤣🤣🤣 i mean... I'm sure you are not the only one

Why I don't care and don't connect to the new story? Coz I'm overanalyzing bitch.

I do not care if they will remember what happened here and take it as the lessons that will influence their behavior after they "wake up" coz this is what makes no sense for me. Lesson learned by someone else are not the lessons learned by yourself. the whole dream sequence if not really them learning, since the characters have completely different personalities, behaviors, motivations, goals etc. and make decisions the OG characters would not make.

The only universal lesson to be learned from it is "open your fucking mouth and communicate with people you are about" but watch them completely disregard it 🤣

Also, side note, but the white wall foundation is distracting lol

Also... why people pressed about her drugging him for the "wedding night"? I mean... from what she said it will make him weak (so he cannot fight her off) and take away his voice, not seduce him. At the end, he was quite active and willing himself 🤣 Realistically speaking they are both massive fucking idiots who like each other but act as if they don't. Is it questionable? Sure. We know he likes her and did not mind, but she did not. At the same time... they all dumb and do questionable and stupid things, if I got made about every thing they do, I would drop the show long time ago 😅

NOT MALE LEADS FLYING POSITION BEING DABBING OMG 🤡🤡🤡🤡

They are usually "important", does not change the fact they are usually boring. I just dislike how they always change the characters sooo much. I could not care less about these amnesia versions 😅

Episode 12 is EXACTLY what I dislike about xianxias 🤣
They always go to a different realm, dream, paralel whatever and literally deliver a completely different plot with completely different characters coz "amnesia and trials". Do I give a fuck about this naive "mermaid" princess and good god of war? THE FUCK NO.

I NEED ME MY DADDY DEVIL BACK ASAP FOR FUCK SAKE! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

They never have a completely clean instrumental, except the first audition I think.
Putting aside the double vocals to make it sound fuller, there are always added all the background vocals which would be impossible to additionally sing live while dancing (like En Garde is FULL of them).

i still looooove it, but damn episode 9 and first half of 10 were like speed dating the plot 🤣

THE WHOLE FUCKING DANCING SCENE GOT ME DYING!
What a chemistry! 🔥🔥🔥

I NEED MORE EPISODE I NEED THEM RIGHT I NEED TO BINGE WATCH THE WHOLE THING WHAT THE FUCK!
Why am I enjoying it? This is not the type of a show I usually enjoy!
Also I'm 100% on Daddy Devil side 🤣 As far as I know he is not evil enough and he did not kill enough people yet 🤡

I cannot with everyone being pissed at him for defending himself and not protecting people who ACTIVELLY try to kill him 🤡 Everyone, but the ML is a massive clown hahaha

I literally stayed up till 4am to watch this shit, and then watched eps 7 and 8 first thing in the morning 😅
I'm in love with this show! 😭

My point is, none of the mentors judges him objectively. ALL voted for him even tho he lacked skills. They were objective towards literally ALL pervious trainees, but forgot to do the same for this child. If they ALL agreed he is below passable grade 3 skills why, why even one of them voted for him? And then when he passed they were surprised and laughed about it, when they should be worried. They knew he is going to get a lot of shit for the lack of literally the most basic skills and he is just a child. this whole scene and lack of responsibility from the mentors annoyed me. I think they took it far too lightly.

Mentors votes should not be based of "I hope someone else will not vote for him". If they were hoping someone else will not vote so he won't get to grade 1, it clearly shows they should not vote for him themselves. They knew he did not deserve the vote based on the skill.

As much as I think Han Yujin is a great performer and skill wise could be in top9, I am actually against him debuting... For me no teenager below 18 should be able to debut in any group. Being idol is literally full time job with overtime, but people treated as a hobby for these kids. This is literally child labor and I don't think anyone under 18 should be working full time especially in such a demanding and psychologically exhausting environment. And if we add the strict diets and physically overworking them in practice and performances - this is not a place for a 16 years old teen.

I also watched 1st two episodes of My Teenage Boy and there is literally kid who is 14. Who thought it was a good idea to sent a child to a show like that is beyond me.

you think lip j's behavior is creepy and makes you feel uncomfortable? So think about the fact this is "acceptable" behavior since it's showed in the show itself, and how worse shit is happening in the industry when the cameras are not rolling (not saying she is doing worse, I'm just pointing out that her bad behavior is seen as not a big deal, and how bad others definitely act towards these idols behind the scenes).

I wrote that comment knowing they all votes separately. And I still think it reflect a poor judgement on every individual judge to pass him. During the theme song evaluation they literally talk about how his skill at the moment is below grade 3. Below grade 3 means he should not even be part of the show. So why did any of them voted for him in round 1? It's not like he showed better skill there. He did not sing at all, and he barely danced, because the intro to the song was just him nodding head, during rap verse he did not dance, and the chorus dance is literally 2 steps, jump, nodding head, 2 steps, jump , nodding head. The idea that ALL of them passed him based on his "potential" when they KNEW the level of actual skill he possesses is a joke. The idea they voted based on the potential and just hoped someone else would be more objective and not vote is just pushing responsibility out of their personal hands.

not gonna lie, I'm both confused and curious what will happened in 2nd part of the show.
good to see them go against the "couple getting together only by the end" but I also don't see any plot that could fill these 6 episodes 😅

I don't think they can move them lower than Grade 2 tho.
I think it was either grade 1 or grade 2.

The situation with Gyu Rae made me angry, I feel extremely bad for this child. He is just 14, but got so much shit because of the mentors' poor judgement. Like, he literally told them he only learned stretching basically, like not the dance moves, the the moves that help you expand your reach more and control your body. And he did not even sing, only rapped in his performance. The mentors completely failed this child by giving him grade one, laughing about it, and then being disappointed and scolding him.

Sadly, a drop from me.
Why is this such a lackluster mess in terms of production and editing? Why it seems so cheap and unprofessional?

First of all the first round/audition/evaluation was awful. Be barely saw any trainees and their performances. I am sorry, but who thought it was a good idea to waste time on the mentors chatting about their past dancing lessons? the first evaluation ended and I barely remembered maybe 10 trainees... out of what, 55? That's a complete fail from the production team and the director.

Kim Gyu Rae situation just made me fucking angry and I honestly think mentors should apologize to him for their poor judgement. He got shit from the teachers for not being good enough for grade 1 - fucking blame mentors who were in a good mood after their little chat about past experiences and gave Gyu Rae points for potential LITERALLY KNOWING EXACTLY HOW MUCH HE CAN DO BECAUSE HE TOLD THEM EXACTLY HOW MUCH HE LEARNED SO FAR. And then they are "disappointed" coz he did not improve enough in that one week or however short period of time they had to prepare for the 2nd evaluation with theme song. For fuck sake... this child is 14. I have literally zero motherly instinct but this situation made me honestly angry.

Then we have the issue of Santa and Yacht and their huge following. Yes, in all shows trainees who are known before the show (for various reasons: already debuted, actors, models etc) have an easier start because more people votes for them, BUT other shows do far better with showcasing other trainees during the first evaluation so the differences in votes are not this drastic. But Yacht getting 4th place after barely surviving and not being kicked out is just a joke.

The whole execution of the show seems rushed, sloppy and chaotic.

K Soul is amazing coz he is sassy and a true queen but he is also REALLY nice and encouraging towards other trainees!

Now that I finished the episode, I do find this round quite unfair in how it was conducted.
It's true that both Switch and Supercharger were the least liked songs by the audience, before the performance even started. Viewers placed their favorite trainees into songs they liked the most, for majority cases. Seeing how all the low ranked trainees were in Switch and Supercharger clearly indicates this song caught the lest interest of the viewers. That already makes it harder for the team to get votes during the live performances.

Then they lost trainees and had to basically start over when all the other teams were mostly focusing on polishing the performances and helping the slower learning members. And they did not even get to pick who should join them, but only got the members other teams kicked out (with few exceptions that left willingly).

Least liked songs and a lot shorter practice period - it's not surprising how they were the two teams with the least amount of votes.

I'm also watching Peak Time, and damn... both programs had honestly unfair round right before the finale 🤡

Watching episode 9 right now and my love for Prak Han Bin is only growing. Even when he is not the leader... he is the leader 😂 He perfectly mixes both being strict, but also encouraging, and I think many trainees who become leaders of their teams struggle to find balance between the two behaviors. They are either too strict so everyone is stressed out, or too lax and "encouraging" so there is no proper discipline and everyone tries to give their two cents.

I mean, there is a reason that even with this military like endless training and no breaks no trainee actually complains about how Han Bin leads the team and practice.

Honestly, debut lineup needs him. There is a reason why he always ranks 1st in his team, and why everyone, including masters compliments his leadership during practice. He is truly the dark horse of the show and I'm proud I was a fan and voted for him since the beginning.

I don't think any other trainee showed better leadership skills than PHan Bin.