How do K-pop auditions work?

Some K-Pop entertainment companies prefer group auditions. This means around a group of 10 people enter the audition room and from there they each choose to sing, rap, or dance. Based on this they will call back to request a second audition.

How do I participate in K-pop?

ELIGIBILITY

1. Anyone interested in K-Pop.
2. Above Age 14 years, Indian Nationality.
3. Indian Nationals currently living abroad can participate, as long as they are able to attend the regional round in India.
4. Contestants must be able to travel overseas.
5. Non-Indians can not participate in the Contest.

How do K-pop auditions work in the United States?

For most international K-pop fans, the auditioning process is unfamiliar territory. Aspiring singers in the United States get their contracts by forming connections (after being “discovered” at a gig or nowadays, on YouTube ). The closest thing to K-pop auditions in the United States would probably be the first few episodes of American Idol.

What is the second round in Kpop auditions?

Second round is a camera audition. This is seeing how you appear on camera. They ask you to introduce yourself in every language you can speak fluently. They then try to see your different face angles. If they are really interested, t Kpop auditions usually all have the same 3 rounds. This goes for any kind of audition (live, global, or online)

What are the three stages of Kpop audition?

There are typically three stages to a K-pop audition: 1) the walk-in audition, 2) the “callback”, and 3) the final audition. Depending on which field the auditionee wants to try out for, they are encouraged to prepare different things such as a song to sing, a dance, or even a scene to perform for an acting audition.

Do all hordes have the potential to become a K-pop star?

Hordes and hordes of auditionees have been turned down by entertainment companies. However, does that mean that they do not have the potential to become a K-pop star? Of course not! IU is a perfect example of this–she auditioned for and was rejected by JYP Entertainment before being offered a contract by LOEN Entertainment.