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Cassandra Leigh

Skz have always been pretty explosive on stage, but i really do think that kingdom pushed them to develop their stage skills immensely. Not only that but they expanded their views on stages and how they can be used. I love seeing the creativity that got displayed in this show, not just from skz but from all the groups

K-pop Auntie

Agreed. I was so impressed with the stages on this show. American music show can take more than a few lessons from how this was put on. It was a true show.

Quil

This is the only episode Hyunjin was part of, but it was edited to have him as little as possible on screen, which is why it was hard for you to recognize him for a sec. I remember at the time we were all hanging on to that "don't be nervous" because it was his only dialog :') anyways... I'm enjoying your Kingdom reactions a lot! Since you are doing them in small parts it makes it a lot easier for me to watch too ^^

Quil

Oh, after Kingdom and Kingdom Week (the winner's price) it would be nice if you reacted to the Kingdom behind episodes for Stray Kids! I know there's still a long way to get there, but I think it would be fun!

K-pop Auntie

I'm enjoying Kingdom as well. I'll be checking out all the content behind and alongside it. I may even do the behind the scenes episodes directly after the episodes they correlate with.

Tiferet

The suit conversation is doubly funny because San did wear one later in the show and looked absolutely amazing :)

Katja van den Berg

God yes, a man in a good suit....love it. So typical for them to be this upset over errors. And there are errors and errors. Yes, Felix made a few errors in the rehearsal. Those were actual errors. But things like an in-ear falling out or a prop not doing what it's supposed to it are not really errors. They're things that happen when you're on stage. How you deal with it is what matters. And to deal with it without letting it affect your performance is what makes a professional. So yes, I loved that BtoB pointed that out. I actually liked Chan's words to Felix after the rehearsal. You need to deal with all those things to think about in the practice room. On stage you just have to do it. Not think about it. I have a feeling it's advice he's gotten himself as a trainee. Because it is what you tell people who need to go on stage: you can't be thinking about that stuff when you're performing. That takes away from the performance even if you don't make mistakes.

K-pop Auntie

Agreed. I can relate to that a bit from my sporting and coaching background as well. You put in all the work in practice. Things don't always unfold how you want them to during a game, but during the game isn't the time to worry about it. That's what the next practice day is for.