#When did izone debut series

As members of an idol group, they can all sing and dance, while some of them can rap however, each one has a specific role in the group such as Eunbi being the leader and Wonyoung is the center Minju, Sakura, and Hyewon are in charge of visuals Yena is the main rapper Chaeyeon is the main dancer Yuri is the main vocalist Yujin is the lead vocalist and lead dancer and Nako and Hitomi are the vocalists. It didn’t take long for the group to debut, with Chaewon as the lead vocalist and lead dancer. The group’s official name for its fandom is WIZ*ONE with “WIZ” taken from the word “wizard,” and refers to the fans who are making a magical future together with them as explained by one of the members. The name “IZ*ONE” means “the 12 members together as one”, with “IZ” representing the number 12. She would then promote with the group for two-and-a-half years under Off The Record and Swing Entertainment. Chaewon placed tenth in ranking with over 238,000 votes. The girls were mentored by professionals in dancing, rapping and singing, and were given challenges or missions to show their skills as they appeal to the viewing public, whom they referred to as the “national producers,” and who would decide their fate through online and live audience voting.ĭuring the final live broadcast on 31 August 2018, the top 12 trainees who received the most votes and would debut as members of Izone (stylized as IZ*ONE and pronounced as “eyes one”) were revealed.

The first episode was aired on 15 June 2018 in both Mnet Korea and Mnet Japan, and ran for 12 episodes. In this show, the 96 trainees from various management agencies who participated were not just from South Korea but also from Japan, as it was a joint project of Mnet and Yasushi Akimoto of the Japanese idol group franchise, AKB48.

#When did izone debut series

This third season of the “Produce 101” series was highly anticipated, considering the first two seasons were able to launch the careers of many, as the winners debuted as members of IOI (Season one) and Wanna One (Season two), which both became successful K-Pop idol groups. She trained for eleven months before her biggest break came, when she joined Mnet’s “Produce 48” to have a shot at becoming one of 12 in the group that the show was planning to debut. She appeared in her label mate Golden Child’s official music video (MV) for the song entitled “Let Me,” released on 4 July 2018 and which garnered two million views. Years passed before she eventually became a trainee for Woollim Entertainment, which is home to popular idol groups such as Infinite and Lovelyz. Her first taste of what it was like to perform in front of an audience was in 2012, when she participated in KBS’ Korea Children’s Song Contest. It has been a dream of hers since she was young to become a K-Pop (Korean Pop) girl group member. She currently attends Hanlim Multi Art School. Kim studied at Seoul Poi Elementary School, Guyong Middle School, and matriculated from Gaepo High School. Posted by Kim Chaewon IZONE Thailand on Wednesday, 19 June 2019 Education background