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SB19, all-Pinoy boy group who trained in South Korea, goes viral
SB19, all-Pinoy boy group who trained in South Korea, goes viral
ABS-CBN News
Published Sep 04, 2019 08:04 PM PHT
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Updated Sep 04, 2019 09:24 PM PHT
MANILA -- It was only last month when SB19, an all-Pinoy, K-pop inspired boy group whose members trained in South Korea, had their first press conference and told everyone about their ambitions of international fame and showcasing Filipino talent around the world.
MANILA -- It was only last month when SB19, an all-Pinoy, K-pop inspired boy group whose members trained in South Korea, had their first press conference and told everyone about their ambitions of international fame and showcasing Filipino talent around the world.
And it appears people are starting to take notice, or at least their kababayans.
And it appears people are starting to take notice, or at least their kababayans.
So there is this Filipino Boy Group called SB19. They are under a Philippine branch of a Korean Company called ShowBT.
The producers are korean but the lyrics are in tagalog (written by the members) but i didn't feel any cringe at all! Their dance is also great 💯 pic.twitter.com/6bDtGxBnQ3
— LYRA♡ | C I X 🌱 (@BAE_Sodu) September 2, 2019
So there is this Filipino Boy Group called SB19. They are under a Philippine branch of a Korean Company called ShowBT.
— LYRA♡ | C I X 🌱 (@BAE_Sodu) September 2, 2019
The producers are korean but the lyrics are in tagalog (written by the members) but i didn't feel any cringe at all! Their dance is also great 💯 pic.twitter.com/6bDtGxBnQ3
A post on Twitter last Monday reposting a part of the group's dance practice for their only single so far, "Go Up," has gone viral, garnering more than 700,000 views on the social media site.
A post on Twitter last Monday reposting a part of the group's dance practice for their only single so far, "Go Up," has gone viral, garnering more than 700,000 views on the social media site.
Most of the comments are positive, with many noting how clean their dance moves were and their polished sound.
Most of the comments are positive, with many noting how clean their dance moves were and their polished sound.
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The group is comprised of members Sejun, Stell, Josh, Ken, and Justin -- all of whom were said to have trained in South Korea before being officially introduced in 2018. They are being managed by the local branch of Korean entertainment company ShowBT.
The group is comprised of members Sejun, Stell, Josh, Ken, and Justin -- all of whom were said to have trained in South Korea before being officially introduced in 2018. They are being managed by the local branch of Korean entertainment company ShowBT.
They released the music video for "Go Up" in July and it has gotten more than 140,000 views.
They released the music video for "Go Up" in July and it has gotten more than 140,000 views.
According the group's leader Sejun, they were the ones who came up with the lyrics of the song, which is mostly sung in Tagalog.
According the group's leader Sejun, they were the ones who came up with the lyrics of the song, which is mostly sung in Tagalog.
"Ang mga Pilipino sobrang talented po niyan sa lahat ng larangan," added Sejun. "Magaling kumanta, magaling sumayaw, umakting. ‘Yun po ‘yung maipapakita namin sa ibang bansa."
"Ang mga Pilipino sobrang talented po niyan sa lahat ng larangan," added Sejun. "Magaling kumanta, magaling sumayaw, umakting. ‘Yun po ‘yung maipapakita namin sa ibang bansa."
"Iyung ginagawa po namin ngayon, ito po ‘yung first time na makikita namin at papausuhin namin sing and dance -- dancing heartily and singing heartily at the same time."
"Iyung ginagawa po namin ngayon, ito po ‘yung first time na makikita namin at papausuhin namin sing and dance -- dancing heartily and singing heartily at the same time."
"Kumbaga, maipapakita namin ‘yung talento ng Pilipino na all-around talaga tayo," he explained.
"Kumbaga, maipapakita namin ‘yung talento ng Pilipino na all-around talaga tayo," he explained.
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