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Holy shit. This show is GOOD. And DIFFERENT.

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Morisko

I subscribed to watch loud for 12 dollars... if I knew the first like 8 videos are unavailable via all listed sources I would not have subscribed for it.. -.-

WiseSmellyLegs

HERE WE GOOOO!! Thank You 🙏🏽🙏🏽

jennielvr_

YESS I LOVE THIS SHOW ‼️ also ik i already commented abt this but did PD forget to upload ep 8 of Vincenzo??

rockthekazb0t

That's why it's nice to see you react to both the "traditional" survival show(ie, Girls Planet 999 which is just reskinned Produce) and this one since they do things in such different way!

Irving

Yesss let's goo I love this show damn it's so interesting seing the contentants that won for both groups again from the beginning of the show, and it's just getting better can't wait for more of your reactions for the other eps

Réka O.

I can't wait to watch this!! Sorry this is off topic but Learnway and Chuu Can Do It did not get posted on Thursday :( I also sent a message about it, I hope you can post them sometime!

DreamyStateOfMind

If you are interested in idol survival shows that are different, there is this new show, it started just a week ago or so, called The Wild Idol. It really took the survival in survival show literally. The contestants, all male btw, have to compete in typical categories like singing, dancing and rapping, but also in categories that require athleticism, like running, strength, flexibility and such, and all of this is completely done outdoors. I'm talking about 'dancing on a mountain', 'running through mudflat', 'lifting rocks' outdoor. It sounds strange at first, if you think about the context of wanting to debut a new boy group, but it is surprisingly very well made and entertaining, more than GP999 or LOUD for me. Some names that could sound interesting to you, Kim Jongkook is the main mc, Infinite's Sungkyu and Brave Girls' Yujeong are also part of the commenting panel. Other people, who will appear to guide the boys are Nell, Tiger JK, Shinee's Minho, Minzy, Lia Kim. On the contestants side there is most notably Ayno from VAV and Park Yuri, who starred in Imitation, but also members from current or disbanded groups, like BAE173, Noir, Newkidd, Rainz, C-Clown, Seven O'Clock... So if this sounds interesting to you and you want to see a bunch of dudes sweat their asses off... this is definitely the show for you! It should be on Viki too - it is not available in my country, but maybe in the US it is.

Doyoungismyult

I wish Blaire joined these reactions as well. It would be so awesome to see her views on things. Your dynamic is so fun to watch 🥰 Hope you both are doing lovely today

Sandy Cai

Amazing comments PD, we can't say much and spoil you... but your opinions and stuff are just so good. Even with I-Land, your analysis and stuff are crazyyy on-point..

BaoziBang

What I love so much about LOUD is not just the premise in general and that it's an audition program that's actually FUN but after the Auditions I Basically knew every contestant, if not by Name then by Face. It usually takes me ages to lead more than my few favorites!

Form of Therapy

Of all the names that stood out to me, the one that made me go OH SHIT was NOIR. As in "OH SHIT I FORGOT ABOUT NOIR"

Form of Therapy

While I did consider this, I ultimately decided against it. While "professional reacting" is not a thing, I do film roughly 5-7 hours a day and it is incredibly physically and mentally taxing. She already has some health related issues and I knew it would only make it worse for her as it did for me so we're just keeping it to Drama Club for now. But hey! That's just for now -shrug emoji-

Form of Therapy

Because the show, at least thus far, hasn't been like "ok introduce yourself" and then there's like a 5min introduction and a bit of back and forth and that's it. This episode was long as heck and we only got to see like 5 or 6 auditions? But they spent a lot of time with each person and also asked personal questions and letting the contestants show their personality. In contrast, if we look at Girls Planet, not all the girls got to show their personalities.

LoLo

yesss it's so interesting now to go back and rewatch after getting to know the contestants! can't wait for your LOUD journey!

Jet3

Thank you so much PD! This audition show is really different from what we have seen so far. And I really like the fact that they focus more on the talents, charms and potentials of these contestants, rather than the "dramas" :D

JustADaileeeThing

Guess I’ll watch this now that you’re reacting to it. I found myself thinking multiple times throughout the episode when the Japanese contestants were performing. JYP is borderline fluent in Japanese, so I feel like he could have done a better job in trying to connect with the Japanese contestants.

Amanda Araujo

i wasn't so excited to see this show but wow this first episode was so good and i really like how they want to see different things from the kids, im already rooting for this Daniel even tho i agree with you that he may be a little wasted on a group but i really hope that if he gets signed he can still have his artistic freedom and do all these amazing stuff he's capable to do there too, i was also very happy as a Brazilian that he wants to express that part of him too to the world even if he isn't actually from here

mm

I usually hate survival shows. Most of the time it's not about the people at all; it's just about finding the right material so you can edit some drama. This one really looks promising though. At least from this first episode it looks like they are looking for actual artists they can support instead of just pushing them to be a streamlined "ideal" idol. And, since you brought it up: What are some Kpop groups you would consider "groups with substance"? I'm thinking Mamamoo, G-Idle or Dreamcatcher. Not so familiar with boy groups... do you have any other recomandations? :)

Malaki.H

man when goki hits his twenties hes gonna be really dangerous

Pika Pika

I think LOUD, as a show, is great television. PSY and JYP really bring their charms to the show in the best way possible. However, as an idol audition program, it leaves much to be desired. The best idol programs are where the contestants are on the forefront. Only then can fans get a clear picture of the artists and their charms. The show reminded me a lot of the Voice where the judges are at the forefront. The Voice is a great show. But guess what? No one who's been a contestant on the show has actually been famous. I'm not saying the debut groups will not succeed but rather that they will have to work extra hard to be seen, which the show could have helped them with.

Serena

i wanted to watch this show fpr so long and now i'm finally doing it alongside you and holyyyy its already so good???

Wendalla

It's always surprising when people are surprised about dancing from Japanese contestants. Because isn't Japan best known for its dancing and in the underground dancing scene among all the Asian countries. And Japan was always famous for having a lot of prodigy-level kid dancers. Especially in the late 90s and early 00s when kpop wasn't as well known as it was globally, Japan was the most talked about Asian country when it comes to music and dancing and you could see a lot of the first gen kpop groups (esp the boy groups) drawing inspiration from japanese pop/music.

Tania

I am so excited to see that u are checking this out PD! I honestly loved watching this show and really enjoyed seeing Psy and JYP be the amazing producers that they are. And these kids are soooo TALENTED. I got so invested in many of their stories and cried a lot as well. This show is awesome and so different ( wait till u watch the next episode cuz it’s gets very interesting)

Mali

I agree with everything you said about JYP in the end there, I’ll never understand all the dumb things people say about him on the internet just bc they’re mad about something about their fav jype group or something smh. Literally I tell someone I’m a big fan of him as an artist and enjoy his music and they give me weird looks like for what lmao. So as a fellow JYP admirer I’m very glad you said what you said about him here :)

Mali

I wanna recommend B.A.P and OnlyOneOf here especially. FYI B.A.P is disbanded but their work still deserves to be appreciated, also the former member Bang Yongguk definitely comes to mind when thinking about “real artists” in the industry! As for OnlyOneOf they’re an active group and to me just seem really unique, artistic and experimental and were quite a breath of fresh air when I discovered them so they might be the same to you :)

Anonymous

Anyone else think that the guy PD says looks like Seunghun from CIX looks like Jun from ACE?

Réka O.

yes!!! I kept thinking that and hoped PD would also notice :D

ab_igor

the guy from chicago kinda looks like Jangjun from golden child

mssmercedes

Oh my goodness this is my third time coming back to find that the comment I posted has mysteriously disappeared. I'm so excited about you checking this out. My plan was to watch this again with the mindset of paying more attention to contestants who only caught my eye later on in the program or who were ultimately successful to see what I thought of them at the beginning and it's fascinating. This was weirdly emotional for me. For the kids that I was rooting for who did make it I feel so proud when they're on screen but then I also had a gut punch if the camera hit on someone I really liked who didn't make it. The way both psy and jyp talk about their sensibilities for the type of artists they are looking for and the purpose of this show definitely had me hooked from the very beginning. The pacing of them actually spending time getting to know each contestant makes the length of the episodes worth it for me. I struggle when survival shows have dozens of contestants and yet by the first episode or two it's obvious that only a handful will get any screen time. Here, they make the compromise of only fitting a few auditions into the episode but giving you a well-rounded view of who you're seeing rather than a few seconds to make an impression. I agree I really like your musical sensibility and I don't think it's something you necessarily needed to be taught but obviously you've also had experience analyzing these kinds of things over the years as well as a good intuition so I'm not surprised that you've gotten that career advice before.

eleftheria k.

Ooh this is an interesting show indeed! Lots of talent to be looking forward to. The commentary was interesting and I mostly agree. What I feel the need to disagree with tho, is the comment about bts not writing their own music anymore. Maybe people have that impression because PTD and Dynamite especially were big, but it's literally untrue. I can't stress enough the amount of music/projects they were part of (created or co-created) since early 2020. Their latest album BE was literally self directed. Last note, my english skills are poor so i'm sorry for that <3

Anonymous

I agree with everything you said about JYP, it’s okay not to like him, but I am tired to see people bullying him. I wish you could react to JYP on the Season B Season (Rain’s show)

Form of Therapy

Well the comment about BTS not writing their music is about when they were touring because they’re so busy. Yeah BE was self produced but they were also 1) forced to take a break and 2) a couple songs were off individual members potential mix tapes. I also meant to say they don’t write ALL their songs anymore, not that they don’t write their songs at all anymore. That’s a phrasing issue on my part!

Jenni Laine

I like what you said about JYP as a producer cause i totally agree. I have never understood why he gets so much hate online :D not everything that happens in JYP is his fault. Plus, you can see how good he is as a producer with all the feedback he was giving them like this guy obviously knows what he's doing, when it comes to producing and seeking out talent. And I really like PSY too since this is my first time seeing him in this producer mode, it's really cool 🙈

WiseSmellyLegs

It will get even better. But at the end there are live episodes, where fans were included for voting, which was the moment for me, when it got lower with my “over all ranking”, but still… it is a really good show!

WiseSmellyLegs

I had never been into survival shows until LOUD. The reason was simple. I felt like those groups coming out of these shows are made of contestants, who might be talented but not all of them and many of them needed to be trained and that is one of the key things, which makes Kpop Kpop, the training system. Even if someone is a good dancer, that is not enough, they have to be trained to be the best, as you mentioned in some reaction to ATEEZ, they are not trained just to learn the choreo, they need to be able to give emotions and expression into their moves. Same it goes with the current trend to debut a group not that much prepared to debut and let them evolve and get better later on as it is in J-Pop. But I totally agree with you that those K-Pop companies don’t do it because of fans to let them grow up with their idol learning eveything about the industry. They do it, because it is quicker and also because of these “Produce 101-like” survival shows many companies debuted groups with some fans favourite eliminated contestants, so because of that too many groups entered into the scene of Kpop in really short period of time of training. But when I heard about LOUD, I got interested because of these reasons: 1. It is presented as a program with an aim to form a global boygroups. You talked about this many times when it came to NCT’s production, SuperM, BTS, BLACKPINK and maybe something else, that something like “Global Pop” is coming to existence. As something between the western scene and K-Pop/east. And if something can help this or will be useful for that future group, it is PSY. PSY as a world-wide known star, who can gain some attention for sure. Even more if it is his first group and the term K-Pop is common thing these days 2. They said they are looking for anybody, who is interested in production and art in any possible way. Basically the only rules were to be born in year 2000 and younger and also to be a male. So I was interested if there be some contestants of ethnic groups like for example from Latin America, Africa or even Europe 3. I am interested in P-Nation and future of this company and I was surprised they are about to make Kpop group, because when you compared P-Nation to old school YGEnt. I realized it is so true, so I was wondering, where this all is going and now I am thinking how big P-Nation might be in future as YGEnt is 4. I got into K-Pop in 2013 and I had never been into JYPEnt that much until JYP 2.0 and the whole presentation/keynote. That got me interested and since that I have paid attention to JYPEnt more and I like their groups and also if I compare JYP and his idea of JYP 2.0 with another one of the big three, SMEnt and Lee Soo-man and their keynotes about their ideology and future plans, I feel like JYP has much better mindset and knows how current entertainment and business works, but this topic is for whole different discussion… So I gave a chance to this show and right after the first episode I realized there is an exception for those things I said above about survival shows. There might be some contestants, who are talented but also don’t need to be trained. I mean even before, when trainees had to train for many more years than nowadays, there were some cases, where some trainess became idols after a really short period of time. And basically these survival shows groups could be made of only these type of exceptions. To finally say something about this episode. I love the chemistry between JYP and PSY, it’s so natural! I really got to like PSY, because he acted the same way I was thinking during watching contestants’ performances. When he was waiting for something I was like: “Yeah, I exactly know, what you are waiting for”. JYP’s speeches give me vibes of me talking to my friend, who studies music and he is into producing as well. I mean, I am like PSY, who is interested in music and in general talent/entertainment industry (although he is also involved in it and has much more experience, obviously…), but doesn’t know the theoretical part and my friend is JYP, who can explain me all those things JYP says there. My top three favourites are Eun Hwi, Tanaka Koki and Daniel Jikal. Eun Hwi (the one with the presentation about himself, who performed with his own music as Daniel did). Tanaka Koki (the Japanese boy, who has been into street dance since 4 years old and especially into krump since 6 years old - krump is my the most favourite street dance style). Daniel Jegal/Jikal (there is no need to say, who he is) and I am glad you enjoyed their performances and shared your opinion on them, especially on Daniel, because of his interest in movie production. And yeah… he is like some kind of early reincarnation of DPR IAN/DPR LIVE or basically DPR in general. When they mentioned their own trainess joining the show, I was suspicious. Like what is the reason? It is better than if they let them join later on. This way they are all from the very beginning at least, but still… Obviously there can always be some contestants, who trained under some company before for some time, so it is kind of the same in this case, but those contestants, who were under other companies before, made their decision on their own to leave that company, this feels the other way round. But still it is better than as it is in another shows, where already debuted idols join these shows, it is not fair because they have some fandom and also experiences. And these trainees of JYPEnt and P-Nation were not known to public, so let’s see where will this all go.

WiseSmellyLegs

Thank you for your ending speech! It gave me a bit chills, in a good way, like you kind of touched my heart with that. It is so inspirational for me, so thank you a lot! By the way… You forgot to check, who is the youngest one there, so let me help you, if you don’t mind. The one, who walked into the room on the first day of shooting, is Na Yun Seo (나윤서). He was born in January 2010. The other one, the Japanese boy & dancing machine, Tanaka Koki (고키). He was born in January 2009. They tarted to shoot this in 2021, because the auditions/initial rounds were open from November 2020 to January 2021. I am mentioning this just to help you with their Korean age. And just a little pun for the end… In your English subtitles JYP talks to PSY about Koki and says: “I don’t want him to get arrogant”, in subtitles I watched it with for the first time was: “I don’t want him to get cocky” 😅😅

Kpop_Platypus

Having seen the whole show, it's weird to come back to the beginning now & see just how young & raw these kids started out. Given PD's reaction to him, I'm INTENSELY curious to see what they'll think about how things turn out for Koki. (Speaking of, I think the English trans on KShow123 are better, at least for names. K-ju sounds like a stage name, which it isn't; I think Keiju is a better romanization of the Japanese. Same with Koki vs Goki.) Strap in for another emotional journey, PD!

WiseSmellyLegs

And now I noticed performance of one contestant is missing! Is it possible that on Rakuten Viki they have some "shorter version"? The first episode should be 1:58:50 long.

mssmercedes

I got curious after seeing the above comment and it's absolutely correct there's an entire performance missing from this episode! I believe PD is watching on Kocowa so for some reason they've edited down the episode. I don't know why they would do that just to shave off 10 or 15 minutes.

Rebecca Le Minh

I agree for the Korean-American-Brazilian guy. I feel like he should be as free as solo artists who are allowed to do stuff and I think in PNation he might be able to express himself more

Ivy Jaggers

This is literally the only survival show that had me jumping out of my seat screaming. I was so invested I. Who when to what company. I couldn’t help myself! Both JYP and PSY are amazing producers but complete opposite. So I really love their dynamic and the point of view. Since they are really close friends the chemistry is on point and it is so fun to see them go back and fourth! I can’t wait to watch the rest with you.

Giu Bressani

You mentioned Daniel's accent and I just wanted to point out he speaks english like a native Portuguese-speaker speaking english. Honestly, I don't know much about his upbringing, but definitely sounds like he grew up speaking portuguese in his house/with his family and english is actually his 2nd language

M.C.

I agree with what you said about Daniel, I feel like being in a group would stifle his creative output. I think P Nation would be a better choice for him too. I wish we got to see the boys interact with each other. This episode felt very JYP and PSY focused. I like the concept of the show, but sometimes I wasn't feeling the talent portions so it dragged. The episode felt like 2 hours but maybe because of this being the set up episode. I liked the interactions between JYP and PSY and how JYP explains things. K-JU looked like a cross between Enhypen's Niki and Treasure's Jeongwoo to me.

Melody

Ok does no one see that Daniel Jikal look like Crush?! I don’t see Seunghun at all.

BD1

How do I watch the video? It says I need a password

Lisa H

im a sucker for survival shows lol. I just finished I land and loved it (and now have two new biases lol) so im here to get my survival show fix once again lol.