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| Produce 48 | |
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 Promotional poster | |
| Genre | Reality competition |
| Created by | Kim Immature-bum for Mnet |
| Directed by | Ahn Joonyoung |
| Presented by | Lee Seung-gi |
| Opening theme | "Nekkoya (Pick Me)" by all contestants |
| Country of origin | South korea |
| Original languages | Korean Japanese |
| No. of episodes | 12 |
| Product | |
| Executive producers |
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| Running time | 140–160 minutes 240 minutes (Finale) |
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| Distributor | CJ E&M |
| Release | |
| Original network | Mnet |
| Original release | June 15 (2018-06-fifteen) – August 31, 2018 (2018-08-31) |
| Chronology | |
| Preceded by | Produce 101 Season 2 |
| Followed by | Produce 10 101 |
Produce 48 (Korean: 프로듀스 48 ) was the third flavor of the South Korean reality competition series Produce 101. It was a large-calibration projection in which the public "produces" a girl group by voting for members out of a pool of 96 contestants from Due south Korea and Nippon, as well as voting for the group's concept, name and debut single. The show was a collaboration betwixt the Mnet series Produce 101 and the J-pop idol group AKB48. The winning 12 contestants, with no nationality caps, every bit voted only by Korean viewers, would promote every bit a group for 2 years and vi months.[1] The program itself is primarily in Korean, nevertheless staff and trainer instructions were translated onsite past interpreters. The show announced the final 12 members who made it into, as well as the official name of the group Iz*1 during the finale on August 31, 2018.
Produced by AKATV (the company that likewise produced the second season of Produce 101) for Mnet, the show premiered on June 15, 2018, and ended on Baronial 31, 2018, with 12 episodes. It was directed by An Junyung, who also directed the offset two seasons of Produce 101.[2]
Concept and format [edit]
Produce 48 brought together 96 girls from idol groups and entertainment companies in Japan and South korea to form a 12-person Korean-Japanese group that would promote for 2 and a half years.[3] Formed equally a collaboration between Mnet and Yasushi Akimoto, the project planned to prefer the AKB48's concept of "idols you can run across and greet" and be able to perform in a designated theatre.[4] Members of the grouping are able to promote under their own agencies concurrently, every bit the show, and the groups' promotions thereafter, are recorded in batches.[ commendation needed ]
The show started with 96 contestants, who were initially grouped into several classes. Episodic competitions were featured in which girls performed in teams on various songs, and were voted by the studio audience, with the winning teams receiving a number of bonus votes to apply to their overall vote count. The viewer-submitted votes were then applied and the girls were ranked, with certain episodes beingness elimination rounds to reduce the remaining number of contestants.[ citation needed ]
Of the 96 contestants, 57 of them were from South Korean idol groups and companies, and the other 39 were from Japanese idol groups, consisting of electric current members of AKB48 and their sister groups.[ citation needed ] The final 12 were selected regardless of nationality.[5]
Promotions and broadcast [edit]
The concept for Produce 48 was revealed at the 2017 Mnet Asian Music Awards in Nippon on Nov 29, 2017, following a joint performance by AKB48 and South Korean artists Weki Meki, Chungha, Pristin, Idol School and Fromis ix.[6] In February 2018, Mnet stated that it would not utilise the speculated format of having 48 girls from South korea and 48 girls from Japan competing separately, or that six members of each country would exist selected.[7] [ unreliable source? ]
The get-go teaser for the prove was released on April eleven, 2018.[8] On April 22, the series' theme song "Nekkoya (Pick Me)" (내꺼야 (Selection Me)) was recorded by the contestants of the testify with HKT48's Sakura Miyawaki and Lee Ka-eun as heart. The winners of the previous serial, I.O.I and Wanna One, made appearances at the recording.[ix] [x] Produce 48's contestants performed the theme song on Episode 570 of Yard Countdown in May 2018.[eleven] [12]
The show premiered on June 15, 2018, on Mnet in South Korea and Mnet Japan.[13] Information technology is also being broadcast in Nippon on BS Heaven PerfecTV.[14] CJ E&M is also live streaming the series on their TVing Global service.[15] [16] The series was broadcast on tvN Asia in Hong Kong, Singapore, Macau, Malaysia, Republic of indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, Cambodia and Myanmar where it premiered on June 21, 2018.[17]
Staff members [edit]
The series was presented by Lee Seung-gi.[18] Other artists featured as bandage members:
- Song trainers:
- Lee Hong-gi
- Soyou
- Dance trainers:
- Bae Yoon-jeong
- Choi Young-jun
- May J Lee
- Rap trainer:
- Cheetah
- Special MC's:
- Jeon And so-mi (Episodes 1 and 5)
- Kang Daniel (Episode one)
- Kim Chung-ha (Episode 5)
- Bora (Position Evaluation - Episodes 6 and 7)
I-twenty-four hour period Dance Estimate: Kahi (Episode 1-2)
Ane-day Healing Mentor: Bora (Episode 11)
Contestants [edit]
Colour fundamental
| members of Iz*One | |
| eliminated in the final episode | |
| eliminated in the tertiary elimination (Episode eleven) | |
| eliminated in the 2d emptying (Episode eight) | |
| eliminated in the kickoff elimination (Episode five) | |
| withdrawn from the show |
| 96 contestants | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jang Won-immature (장원영) | Sakura Miyawaki (宮脇咲良) | Jo Yu-ri (조유리) | Choi Ye-na (최예나) | Ahn Yu-jin (안유진) |
| Nako Yabuki (矢吹奈子) | Kwon Eun-bi (권은비) | Kang Hye-won (강혜원) | Hitomi Honda (本田仁美) | Kim Chae-won (김채원) |
| Kim Min-ju (김민주) | Lee Chae-yeon (이채연) | Han Cho-won (한초원)* | Lee Ga-eun (이가은)* | Miho Miyazaki (宮崎美穂) |
| Juri Takahashi (高橋朱里) | Miyu Takeuchi (竹内美宥) | Miu Shitao (下尾みう) | Park Hae-yoon (박해윤) | Miru Shiroma (白間美瑠) |
| Kim Na-young (김나영) | Sae Murase (村瀬紗英) | Kim Do-ah (김도아) | Moe Goto (後藤萌咲) | Jang Gyu-ri (장규리) |
| Huh Yun-jin (허윤진) | Kim Si-hyeon (김시현) | Wang Yiren (왕이런) | Na Go-eun (나고은) | Lee Si-an (이시안) |
| Go Yu-jin (고유진) | Son Eun-chae (손은채) | Erii Chiba (千葉恵里) | Mako Kojima (小嶋真子) | Yoon Hae-sol (윤해솔) |
| Bae Eun-yeong (배은영) | Chiyori Nakanishi (中西代梨) | Tomu Muto (武藤十夢) | Minami Sato (佐藤美波) | Saho Iwatate (岩立沙穂) |
| Noe Yamada (山田野絵) | Nanami Asai (浅井七海) | Kim Then-hee (김소희) | Kim Min-seo (김민서) | Vivian Murakawa (村川緋杏) |
| Kim Hyun-ah (김현아) | Kim Su-yun (김수윤) | Lee Ha-eun (이하은) | Misaki Aramaki (荒巻美咲) | Kim Cho-yeon (김초연) |
| Lee Yu-jeong (이유정) | Aoi Motomura (本村碧唯) | Park Min-ji (박민지) | Yu Min-young (유민영) | Park Seo-young (박서영) |
| Wang Ke (왕크어) | Cho Ka-hyeon (조가현) | Jurina Matsui (松井珠理奈) | Ikumi Nakano (中野郁海) | Hwang And so-yeon (황소연) |
| Shin Su-hyun (신수현) | Kang Da-min (강다민) | Shinobu Mogi (茂木忍) | Erina Oda (小田えりな) | Yoon Eun-bin (윤은빈) |
| Choi Yeon-soo (최연수) | Natsumi Matsuoka (松岡菜摘) | Park Chan-ju (박찬주) | Park Jinny (박진희) | Kim Da-yeon (김다연) |
| Rena Hasegawa (長谷川玲奈) | Cho Ah-yeong (조아영) | Lee Seung-hyeon (이승현) | Yuuka Kato (加藤夕夏) | Kim Da-hye (김다혜) |
| Mina Imada (今田美奈) | Serika Nagano (永野芹佳) | Hong Ye-ji (홍예지) | Lee Chae-jeong (이채정) | Park Ji-eun (박지은) |
| Manami Ichikawa (市川愛美) | Alex Christine (알렉스 크리스틴) | Sae Kurihara (栗原紗英) | Cho Yeong-in (조영인) | Yuka Asai (浅井裕華) |
| Ahn Ye-won (안예원) | Kokoro Naiki (内木志) | Kim Yu-bin (김유빈) | Cho Sa-rang (조사랑) | Choi So-eun (최소은) |
| Ayana Shinozaki (篠崎彩奈) | Won Seo-yeon (원서연) | Miku Tanaka (田中美久) | Cocona Umeyama (梅山恋和) | Amane Tsukiashi (月足天音) |
| Azusa Uemura (植村梓) | ||||
Episodes [edit]
Ranking [edit]
The pinnacle 12 contestants were chosen through popularity online voting (open internationally) at Produce 2020'south homepage and audience's live voting. The results were shown at the end of each episode. This ranking adamant the fifteen trainees who would form the unit of measurement girl group.
- Colour key
| No. | Ep.ane | Ep.ii | Ep.3 | Ep.five | Ep.8 | Ep.9 | Ep.11 | Ep.12 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| one | Sakura Miyawaki | Lee Ga-eun ↑4 | Lee Ga-eun = | Lee Ga-eun = | Jang Won-young ↑2 | Miho Miyazaki ↑24 | Sakura Miyawaki ↑i | Jang Won-young ↑6 |
| 2 | Ahn Yu-jin | Ahn Yu-jin = | Ahn Yu-jin = | Ahn Yu-jin = | Nako Yabuki ↑5 | Sakura Miyawaki ↑5 | Miho Miyazaki ↓1 | Sakura Miyawaki ↓1 |
| 3 | Jang Won-young | Kwon Eun-bi ↑22 | Sakura Miyawaki ↑2 | Jang Won-young ↑ane | Kang Hye-won ↑22 | Kang Hye-won = | Lee Chae-yeon ↑9 | Jo Yu-ri ↑15 |
| iv | Jurina Matsui | Jang Won-young ↓1 | Jang Won-immature = | Sakura Miyawaki ↓1 | Ahn Yu-jin ↓2 | Miyu Takeuchi ↑26 | Kang Hye-won ↓1 | Choi Ye-na ↑12 |
| 5 | Lee Ga-eun | Sakura Miyawaki ↓iv | Kwon Eun-bi ↓2 | Kwon Eun-bi = | Kwon Eun-bi = | Lee Ga-eun ↑3 | Lee Ga-eun = | Ahn Yu-jin ↑ix |
| 6 | Jang Gyu-ri | Choi Ye-na ↑1 | Moe Goto ↑2 | Moe Goto = | Kim Min-ju ↑9 | Miu Shitao ↑16 | Miyu Takeuchi ↓two | Nako Yabuki ↑iii |
| vii | Choi Ye-na | Wang Yi-ren ↑4 | Choi Ye-na ↓i | Nako Yabuki ↑9 | Sakura Miyawaki ↓3 | Nako Yabuki ↓5 | Jang Won-immature ↑1 | Kwon Eun-bi ↑five |
| viii | Lee Si-an | Moe Goto ↑eight | Miyu Taekuchi ↑3 | Wang Yi-ren ↑1 | Lee Ga-eun ↓seven | Jang Won-young ↓vii | Miru Shiroma ↑6 | Kang Hye-won ↓4 |
| 9 | Miru Shiroma | Noe Yamada ↑36 | Wang Yi-ren ↓ii | Choi Ye-na ↓2 | Han Cho-won ↑38 | Hitomi Honda ↑3 | Nako Yabuki ↓ii | Hitomi Honda ↑two |
| 10 | Jo Yu-ri | Lee Chae-yeon ↑xix | Lee Chae-yeon = | Lee Chae-yeon = | Jo Yu-ri ↑9 | Ahn Yu-jin ↓6 | Miu Shitao ↓four | Kim Chae-won ↑9 |
| 11 | Wang Yi-ren | Miyu Takeuchi ↑28 | Noe Yamada ↓two | Miyu Takeuchi ↓3 | Huh Yun-jin ↑11 | Kwon Eun-bi ↓6 | Hitomi Honda ↓2 | Kim Min-ju ↑4 |
| 12 | Mako Kojima | Jurina Matsui ↓8 | Jurina Matsui = | Hitomi Honda ↑10 | Hitomi Honda = | Lee Chae-yeon ↑5 | Kwon Eun-bi ↓1 | Lee Chae-yeon ↓9 |
Result [edit]
The finale was held on August 31, 2018, and was broadcast live. Lee Seung-gi announced the unit girl group name, Iz*One (Hangul: 아이즈원).
| # | Episode 12 (Full votes) | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Proper name | Votes | Company | |
| 1 | Jang Won-young  | 338,366 | Starship |
| 2 | Sakura Miyawaki  | 316,105 | HKT48 |
| 3 | Jo Yu-ri | 294,734 | Rock Music |
| 4 | Choi Ye-na | 285,385 | Yuehua |
| 5 | Ahn Yu-jin | 280,487 | Starship |
| six | Nako Yabuki | 261,788 | HKT48 |
| seven | Kwon Eun-bi | 250,212 | Woollim |
| viii | Kang Hye-won | 248,432 | 8D Artistic |
| ix | Hitomi Honda | 240,418 | AKB48 |
| x | Kim Chae-won | 238,192 | Woollim |
| eleven | Kim Min-ju | 227,061 | Urban Works |
| 12 | Lee Chae-yeon | 221,273 | WM |
Discography [edit]
Extended plays [edit]
Singles [edit]
Ratings [edit]
In the table below, the blue numbers represent the everyman ratings and the red numbers stand for the highest ratings.
| Ep. | Broadcast engagement | Average audience share | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGB Nielsen | |||
| Nationwide[30] | Seoul[31] | ||
| ane | June xv, 2018 | 1.132% | NR |
| 2 | June 22, 2018 | one.913% | ane.768% |
| 3 | June 29, 2018 | one.999% | 2.098% |
| 4 | July 6, 2018 | 2.833% | 3.068% |
| 5 | July xiii, 2018 | 2.538% | 2.732% |
| half-dozen | July 20, 2018 | 2.479% | 3.080% |
| seven | July 27, 2018 | ii.075% | 2.266% |
| eight | Baronial 3, 2018 | 2.397% | 2.399% |
| 9 | August x, 2018 | two.561% | 2.790% |
| 10 | August 17, 2018 | two.594% | three.087% |
| 11 | August 24, 2018 | 2.435% | 2.556% |
| 12 | Baronial 31, 2018 | 3.085% | 3.299% |
| Average | 2.338% | ||
- NR rating means "not reported". The rating is low.
Aftermath [edit]
- Iz*I released their debut extended play (EP) Color*Iz on October 29, 2018. Since and then, they have released two studio albums (ane in Korean and one in Japanese), four EPs and three Japanese singles. After two and a half years of activities, Iz*One disbanded on April 29, 2021 following their contract expiration.
- Nako Yabuki and Hitomi Honda returned to activities with HKT48 and AKB48, respectively.
- Kwon Eun-bi debuted as a soloist on Baronial 24, 2021 with her first EP, Open.[32]
- Lee Chae-yeon competed on Street Adult female Fighter as part of the WANT dance coiffure.[33]
- Jo Yu-ri debuted every bit a soloist on October 7, 2021 with her first single album, Burnished.[34]
- Kim Min-ju and Urban Works appear in October 2021 that she would focus on her acting career.[35]
- Jang Won-young and An Yu-jin debuted in Starship Entertainment'southward new girl group IVE with their first single anthology, Eleven, on December 1, 2021.[36]
- Kang Hye-won debuted as a soloist on December 22 with her first extended play, W.[37] She also debuted as an actress in the third season of web drama Best Fault, which began airing on December 28.[38]
- Choi Ye-na starred in the second season of the web drama The World of My 17 and hosted several variety shows. She debuted as a soloist on January 17, 2022 with her kickoff mini-album, Smiley.[39]
- Sakura Miyawaki and Kim Chae-won (alongside quondam Pledis Entertainment trainee Huh Yunjin) signed with Hybe and Source Music and debuted in their new girl group Le Sserafim on May ii, 2022 with their kickoff mini album, Fearless.[40] [41] Miyawaki had graduated from HKT48 and held her graduation concert on June 19, 2021,[42] while Kim had left Woollim Entertainment. Although their signing was reported past external outlets in mid-2021, their status as Source artists was confirmed in March 2022.[43] [xl]
Other contestants
- Other 48 Group members returned to their respective groups and continued with releasing singles and music videos, including "No Way Man," "Mimi wo Fusage!" and "Wakariyasukute Gomen".[44] [45]
- "NO WAY MAN" was a normal AKB48 single and included Produce48 winners Honda Hitomi, Miyawaki Sakura and Yabuki Nako in addition to the other four Japanese finalists Miyazaki Miho, Takeuchi Miyu, Shiato Miu, and Shiroma Miru. The single besides featured Tanaka Miku, who resigned from the bear witness, along with other AKB48 group members. "Wakariyasukute Gomen", one of the single's B-Sides, featured members of the AKB48 groups that made information technology by the 1st elimination circular merely were eliminated before the finals (their ranks varied from 22nd to 52nd). The other B-side from the singe, "Mimi wo Fusage!", was performed by Japanese contestants who were eliminated in the first circular of voting (ranks varied from 59th to 91st), non including those who resigned.[ unreliable source? ] [46]
- AKB48'due south Minami Sato was promoted from Kenkyusei to team A on September 12, 2019.
- AKB48'southward Erii Chiba participated in the Mnet reality TV prove "UHSN".
- Some trainees returned to their original groups or set up to debut in rookie groups past their respective agencies:
- Stone Music's Jang Gyu-ri returned as a member of Fromis 9 for their outset unmarried album From.9 on October 10, 2018.
- FNC's Park Hae-yoon debuted in girl group Cherry Bullet on January 21, 2019.[47] [ unreliable source? ]
- Music Works's Yoon Hae-sol debuted in girl grouping Aqua on November xvi, 2018.[48] [ unreliable source? ] The group is said to accept quietly disbanded.
- FENT's Kim Do-ah debuted in Flavor, the start sub-unit of daughter group FANATICS, on Nov 26, 2018, and the full group on August 6, 2019.[49] [ unreliable source? ]
- Yuehua'southward Kim Si-hyeon and Wang Yi-ren debuted in daughter group Everglow on March 18, 2019.[50] [ unreliable source? ]
- Woollim's Kim And so-hee & Kim Su-yun, and former AKB48 member Juri Takahashi debuted in girl group Rocket Punch on August 7, 2019.[51]
- Individual trainee Park Jinny joined Vine Entertainment and debuted in girl grouping Secret Number on May 19, 2020.[52]
- RBW's Na Goeun and Park Jieun debuted in girl grouping Purple Kiss on March 15, 2021.[53]
- Han Chowon debuted in Cube Amusement's girl group Lightsum alongside old Banana Civilisation trainee Kim Nayoung, and old CNC Entertainment trainee Lee Yujeong on June 10, 2021.[54]
- A Team's Kim Choyeon and former One thousand thousand Marketplace trainee Son Eun-chae debuted in girl group BugAboo on Oct 25, 2021.
- Some trainees debuted as soloists:
- ZB Label's Alex Christine debuted as a soloist under the moniker AleXa, and released her debut single Bomb on October 21, 2019.[55] [ unreliable source? ]
- (Former) AKB48'south Miyu Takeuchi released a solo single, My Type (내 타입) on October 22, 2019 nether Mystic Entertainment.[56]
- Some trainees left their agencies/joined new agencies:
- NMB48's Azusa Uemura graduated on December 3, 2018 and began her career as a YouTuber.
- AKB48'south Miyu Takeuchi graduated on December 25, 2018.[57] [ unreliable source? ] [58] She then signed a contract with Mystic Entertainment.
- AKB48'due south Juri Takahashi graduated from the group on May 2, 2019. She so signed a contract with Woollim Entertainment and debuted in Rocket Punch.
- AKB48'southward Mako Kojima graduated on May 12, 2019.
- NGT48's Rena Hasegawa graduated on May 19, 2019. She and then signed a contract with Crocodile and began her career equally a vox actress.[59]
- AKB48'southward Ikumi Nakano graduated on May 30, 2019.
- NMB48'southward Kokoro Naiki graduated on August 11, 2019.
- AKB48'south Moe Goto graduated on August 13, 2019. She then signed a contract with Twin Planet and debuted as a soloist.
- HKT48'south Amane Tsukiashi graduated on March 31, 2020.
- NMB48's Sae Murase graduated on December 23, 2020.
- NMB48's Miru Shiroma graduated on August 31, 2021.
- SKE48's Jurina Matsui graduated on Apr 30, 2021.
- NGT48's Noe Yamada announced her graduation in October 2021 and graduated on February 28, 2022.
- AKB48's Miho Miyazaki appear her graduation in December 2021 and will graduate in April 2022 announcing that she will take plans moving to Republic of korea.
- Hwang Then-yeon and Kang Da-min left Wellmade Yedang, then Hwang signed a contract with Chiliad&H Entertainment while Kang is now under Starship Entertainment.[threescore]
- Lee Ga-eun left Afterwards School and Pledis Entertainment[61] and released her last single under Pledis, "Remember Y'all," on July 12, 2019. Lee then signed a contract with High Entertainment.[62] [ unreliable source? ]
- Go Yu-jin left Blockberry Creative, then she signed a contract with 8D Creative before leaving in Spring 2020.
- Son Eun-chae left Million Market and signed with A Squad Amusement earlier debuting with BugAboo on October 25, 2021.
- Lee Yu-jeong, Yoon Eun-bin, Kim Da-yeon and Hong Ye-ji left CNC Entertainment, then signed with Stardium Entertainment. Both Lee Yujeong and Kim Dayeon then left Stardium Entertainment; Lee signed with Cube Entertainment in Dec 2019 and debuted in Lightsum, while Kim signed with Jellyfish Entertainment. Kim participated in the audience program Girls Planet 999 and placed quaternary, making her debut with Kep1er under Wake One Amusement and Swing Entertainment.
- Shin Su-hyun left FAVE Entertainment. She and so signed with Sublime Creative person Agency.
- Cho Ah-yeong left FNC Amusement. She then signed a contract with UPVOTE Entertainment.
- Kim Da-hye and Kim Nayoung left Banana Culture. Kim Nayoung then signed with Cube Entertainment and debuted in Lightsum.
- Yu Min-young left HOW Entertainment and signed a contract with 8D Creative.
- Lee Chae-jeong and Park Minji left MND17. Lee signed with Hunus Amusement and was added as a new member to girl grouping Elris for their fourth extended play Jackpot.[63] Park signed with Vine Entertainment and joined Secret Number as a new member, making her debut with their single album Burn down Sat on October 27, 2021.
- Kim Yu-bin left CNC Entertainment. She and then signed a contract with MAJOR9 Entertainment and debuted in Bling Bling.[64]
- Kim Minseo and Wang Ke left HOW Entertainment post-obit its closure.
- Cho Yeongjin and Lee Seughyeon left WM Entertainment. Lee joined Grandline Group and debuted in the group H1-KEY on January 5, 2022.
- Post-obit the acquisition of Pledis Entertainment past Hybe, Huh Yunjin was moved from Pledis to Source Music. She debuted with their girl group Le Sserafim aslope former Iz*One members Sakura Miyawaki and Kim Chae-won on May 2, 2022.[41]
Vote manipulation investigation [edit]
Following allegations of electoral fraud on the final episode of Produce X 101, 272 viewers filed a lawsuit against Mnet.[65] [66] On August xx, 2019, a search warrant was issued on CJ Due east&1000 offices and a text voting company by the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.[67] During their outset search, the police uncovered voice recordings of the staff members discussing vote manipulation on the previous seasons of the bear witness, resulting in them extending their investigation to all iv seasons of the Produce 101 series[67] and Idol School.[68] On November 6, 2019, producers Ahn Joon-young and Kim Yong-bum were arrested.[69] During questioning, Ahn admitted to having manipulated the rankings for Produce 48 and Produce X 101.[seventy] Constabulary also found that Ahn had been using services from adult amusement establishments in Gangnam paid for past various talent agencies approximately twoscore times beginning from the 2d half of 2018, estimating to ₩100 million.[70] On November vii, 2019, the police revealed that the final rankings of the top xx trainees during Produce 48 and Produce X 101 had already been predetermined by the producers earlier the concluding performances were recorded and circulate.[71] On Nov 18, 2020, the trial of appeals was held for the "Produce 101" series manipulation case. The court revealed that the quaternary round of voting of the evidence was manipulated, with trainees Lee Gaeun (14th) and Han Chowon (13th) supposed to be in the 5th and 6th identify, respectively.[72]
Notes [edit]
- ^ "Nekkoya (Option Me)" did non enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at number 55 on the Mobile Chart and number 100 on the BGM Nautical chart.[25] [26]
- ^ "Nekkoya (Pick Me)" did non enter the Nihon Hot 100, just peaked at number 56 on the Nippon Hot 100 Download Nautical chart.[27]
- ^ "We Together" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at number 94 on the Download Chart.[28]
- ^ "Suki ni Nacchau Darō?" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, but peaked at number 91 on the Download Chart.[29]
- ^ "Yume wo Miteiru Aida (Korean Version)" did not enter the Gaon Digital Chart, just peaked at number 80 on the Download Nautical chart.[28]
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External links [edit]
- Official website (in Korean)
- Produce 48 at IMDb
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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Produce_48
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