Running Man fans who is yr fav running man? - Part 26
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4 Former PRISTIN Members To Reportedly Debut In New Girl Group
On October 18, Newspim reported that Eunwoo, Roa, Yuha, and Rena signed exclusive contracts with a new agency and are preparing to debut again. They reportedly completed the album jacket photoshoot and music video filming.
Their new girl group is said to include a few more members and is aiming to debut in November.
On October 18, Newspim reported that Eunwoo, Roa, Yuha, and Rena signed exclusive contracts with a new agency and are preparing to debut again. They reportedly completed the album jacket photoshoot and music video filming.
Their new girl group is said to include a few more members and is aiming to debut in November.
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Agency Accused Of Using Over 100,000 Accounts To Vote In “Produce 101” Season 1
An agency, hereafter known as “A,” is being accused of collecting over 100,000 accounts to vote in the first season of “Produce 101.”
“Produce 101” allows one account per individual for voting, and identity verification is required to create an account.
According to sources who previously worked at “A,” an executive of the agency gathered office employees, managers, and trainees in March 2016 and handed out documents with over 100,000 usernames and passwords for online voting. The agency reportedly used borrowed-name accounts and installed computer programs to make IP tracking difficult.
They were told to focus on voting for two of the trainees, with office employees voting during the day and managers and trainees voting during the night. Former trainee “B” said, “We were not allowed to go home until we completed our assigned number of votes. We voted everyday from 12 a.m. to 7 a.m.” The trainee added, “The executive who instructed the voting forced us by saying, ‘You will receive this benefit next season.'”
Each person was assigned about 1,400 accounts per day to vote with. Former trainee “C” shared, “The executive just handed out tens of thousands at first, but maybe they thought it was not enough because they brought more IDs a few days later, adding up to over 100,000.”
“C” said that when trainees spoke out against the situation, their cell phones were confiscated, and they were locked up in the office.
One of the agency’s three trainees who participated in the first season of “Produce 101” was reportedly chosen for the final lineup.
In response to the reports, “A” commented, “That did not happen.”
An agency, hereafter known as “A,” is being accused of collecting over 100,000 accounts to vote in the first season of “Produce 101.”
“Produce 101” allows one account per individual for voting, and identity verification is required to create an account.
According to sources who previously worked at “A,” an executive of the agency gathered office employees, managers, and trainees in March 2016 and handed out documents with over 100,000 usernames and passwords for online voting. The agency reportedly used borrowed-name accounts and installed computer programs to make IP tracking difficult.
They were told to focus on voting for two of the trainees, with office employees voting during the day and managers and trainees voting during the night. Former trainee “B” said, “We were not allowed to go home until we completed our assigned number of votes. We voted everyday from 12 a.m. to 7 a.m.” The trainee added, “The executive who instructed the voting forced us by saying, ‘You will receive this benefit next season.'”
Each person was assigned about 1,400 accounts per day to vote with. Former trainee “C” shared, “The executive just handed out tens of thousands at first, but maybe they thought it was not enough because they brought more IDs a few days later, adding up to over 100,000.”
“C” said that when trainees spoke out against the situation, their cell phones were confiscated, and they were locked up in the office.
One of the agency’s three trainees who participated in the first season of “Produce 101” was reportedly chosen for the final lineup.
In response to the reports, “A” commented, “That did not happen.”
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EXO’s Sehun, Lee Seung Gi, Yoo Jae Suk, Park Min Young, And More Deliver Thrills + Laughs In Exciting “Busted!” Season 2 Teaser
On October 18, the mystery variety show unveiled a new teaser and poster starring cast members Lee Seung Gi, EXO’s Sehun, gugudan’s Kim Sejeong, Kim Jong Min, Park Min Young, and Yoo Jae Suk. Lee Seung Gi is a new addition to the cast this season, while the other five stars are all returning from the show’s first season last year.
The newly released teaser also features glimpses of some exciting guest stars, including former cast member Lee Kwang Soo, EXID’s Hani, IZ*ONE’s Kim Min Ju and Honda Hitomi, and more.
The second season of “Busted!” will premiere on November 8.
On October 18, the mystery variety show unveiled a new teaser and poster starring cast members Lee Seung Gi, EXO’s Sehun, gugudan’s Kim Sejeong, Kim Jong Min, Park Min Young, and Yoo Jae Suk. Lee Seung Gi is a new addition to the cast this season, while the other five stars are all returning from the show’s first season last year.
The newly released teaser also features glimpses of some exciting guest stars, including former cast member Lee Kwang Soo, EXID’s Hani, IZ*ONE’s Kim Min Ju and Honda Hitomi, and more.
The second season of “Busted!” will premiere on November 8.
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wah i like park min youngEXO’s Sehun, Lee Seung Gi, Yoo Jae Suk, Park Min Young, And More Deliver Thrills + Laughs In Exciting “Busted!” Season 2 Teaser
On October 18, the mystery variety show unveiled a new teaser and poster starring cast members Lee Seung Gi, EXO’s Sehun, gugudan’s Kim Sejeong, Kim Jong Min, Park Min Young, and Yoo Jae Suk. Lee Seung Gi is a new addition to the cast this season, while the other five stars are all returning from the show’s first season last year.
The newly released teaser also features glimpses of some exciting guest stars, including former cast member Lee Kwang Soo, EXID’s Hani, IZ*ONE’s Kim Min Ju and Honda Hitomi, and more.
The second season of “Busted!” will premiere on November 8.
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