K-team
Kim Chaehyun (leader, lead vocalist, visual)
Guinn Myah (main rapper)
Kang Yeseo (maknae)
C-team
Chang Ching (sub-vocalist)
Cai Bing (main dancer)
Fu Yaning (main vocal)
J-team
Kamikura Rei (lead dancer)
Kawaguchi Yurina (sub-vocalist)
Ezaki Hikaru (lead rapper)
Here's a crazy thought, maybe we should let at least one episode of the show air before making final prediction threads.
My level is too advanced
My level is too advanced
You definitely have a high level of something, but I'll keep what it is to myself.
godkingteshub Where did you see the final line-up will be 3/3/3? I couldn't find this info anywhere.
godkingteshub Where did you see the final line-up will be 3/3/3? I couldn't find this info anywhere.
it’s my assumption
it’s my assumption
Ok. So my assumption that it was only your assumption was correct. We'll see if your assumption was as good as mine.
it’s my assumption
If you're making assumptions, then your prediction is very shaky at best.
If you're making assumptions, then your prediction is very shaky at best.
just don’t fake a reaction when I’m proven correct
Well, if we are talking about preferred line up, members who I'd like to see debut
Is Guinn Myah, one of the Liang twins, Chia Yi, Mashiro, Yume, Lin Chenhan, Yeseo, Yujin, Bora.
But also, I don't know where the debut number 9 came from? Am I the only one that thinks it will be 12? Because there is such a large number of contestants, produce groups have always had large debut group sizes (and yes, ik this isn't produce, but at the same time it kind of is), and just like with 48 that increased the debut line up from the original 11 to 12, I think because therr are so many other nationals competing, having a a larger group size would ensure more chances for Korean members to have the majority which I am sure would be the idea scenario for Mnet.
Which is why if the line up is 12, I would like to add Bayiyyih, Jiwon, and Yurina.
Has the show already started? Can someone tell me where I can watch it?
The first episode airs on August 6th. The only information we have so far is the intro videos from each of the contestants.
But also, I don't know where the debut number 9 came from? Am I the only one that thinks it will be 12? Because there is such a large number of contestants, produce groups have always had large debut group sizes (and yes, ik this isn't produce, but at the same time it kind of is), and just like with 48 that increased the debut line up from the original 11 to 12, I think because therr are so many other nationals competing, having a a larger group size would ensure more chances for Korean members to have the majority which I am sure would be the idea scenario for Mnet.
Which is why if the line up is 12, I would like to add Bayiyyih, Jiwon, and Yurina.
I found the info on wikipedia but can't track it back to any Korean source. So I don't really know where it comes from. Still, I think 9 members makes the most sense considering the title of the show: 999 as in 9 members out of 99 contestants. It's possible Mnet have not definitely set the number of members yet so they're keeping quiet about it.
how do you even decide without watching an episode????
how do you even decide without watching an episode????
their visual + how they were on the videos
their visual + how they were on the videos
interesting perspective...
guess time will tell if you're right...
Most of the girls you mentioned are very likely to be eliminated, Fu Ya Ning is already being cancelled by a lot of people. Guinn Myah, Kim Chaehyun, Kang Yeseo and Ezaki Hikaru are the only ones who has a chance to make it. Let's be honest here, Mnet ain't letting a visual like Myah go anywhere, that kid's face is definitely a stan attractor.
Most of the girls you mentioned are very likely to be eliminated, Fu Ya Ning is already being cancelled by a lot of people. Guinn Myah, Kim Chaehyun, Kang Yeseo and Ezaki Hikaru are the only ones who has a chance to make it. Let's be honest here, Mnet ain't letting a visual like Myah go anywhere, that kid's face is definitely a stan attractor.
Some sjws on twitter "cancelling" some Chinese person working in East Asia doesn't amount to shit. There's been many idols who were i-cancelled but are doing much better after than before, for ex. OMG, Hwasa
Some sjws on twitter "cancelling" some Chinese person working in East Asia doesn't amount to shit. There's been many idols who were i-cancelled but are doing much better after than before, for ex. OMG, Hwasa
That will affect her votes, remember, International fans can also vote through the Universe app. Using Hwasa as an example is irrelevant, she didn't join a survival show in the midst of the cancelling, she didn't have to worry about votes and getting eliminated because of it. Let's use Takatsuka Hiromu from Produce 101 Japan S2 instead, he's a problematic trainee accused of being racist but still made it to the debut group with a final rank of 2nd, do you want to know why he still made it despite of his controversial racist remark? Because International fans couldn't vote, only japanese fans who don't give a sh*t about his "racist" behavior were allowed. Now imagine Fu Ya Ning, an equally problematic trainee, joining a survival show where International fans can vote. There's nothing to worry about IF she has a strong local fanbase though, considering the large population of china, a strong local fanbase would be enough to get her to the debut group, but does she? Is she popular in China at all? Hiromu managed to make it because his japanese fans were many and strong enough to make the international fans' opinions about him irrelevant.
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