Stage

jaehyun was almost a nervous wreck behind stage. he had barely been in the company and was already performing in front of a camera to be shown on tv. although he knew his lines were short, he was still worried about giving a good performance for those watching as well as the mentors. he let out some deep breaths as he waited for his cue to enter the stage. he looked at those around him and was determined to do good for them. so with a smile, he entered the stage, performing his line and dancing for the rest of the song. despite a few minor mistakes, he finished the performance without breaking his smile.

yeonsu had been training for this moment, her first chance to show her talents to the general public. she was quite confident in herself for this performance, knowing her and the other trainees worked hard for this performance. of course, she was still nervous, it was a given with the first performance, but she knew she had to just focus on doing her best. she smiled as the music started, performing to her greatest ability. as the song continued the more confident she got, even giving fan service to the camera as she performed. eventually the song was over and she was proud of herself, thinking she gave a decent performance.

Waiting for her turn as Yuri was backstage, looking around as she smiled at all the trainees that she had been working with for the past weeks. She took a deep breath as she closes her eyes one last time before looking at her members, knowing that it is time for them to show what they had been training for and how hard they had been working for this opportunity to debut.

It had been few years since she became a trainee in the company, all the hard work and the blood, sweat and tears can finally to be prove worth. Suzuki stood in line with her members while waiting for the cue for them to go on stage for their first performance of the show.

It was finally time for my first-ever performance. While others have had experiences being in front of people on stage, I was only ever scouted not too long ago. This wasn't just my first performance but also my first evaluation to see if I got- well... it!

Dancing was new to me, so of course the easier nature and tempo of the song suited me quite well as I didn't need to dive into any difficult choreography. But just because the choreo wasn't intense didn't mean it was easy. There were intricacies that I didn't have yet that the others with more experience had, which meant my moves didn't stand out as with my fellow members. In the end, I performed my heart out with smooth vocals and great intonation, but dancing was a huge concern moving forward in terms of endurance and flair.

Taking a deep breath as he stands next to the members he was placed next to for their introduction song, he was very excited but nervous at the same time. He smiled as the music started to play. With the help of his mentor he felt more relax and less stressed as he went through the song with a bit more ease than he thought he would have had originally. It was fun to sing and preform on stage and seeing how much work was put in with everyone on stage.

/stands center stage, cue cards in one hand, mic in the other. lifting the mic to my lips once I am given my cue to start
hello audience, I am mc seonu. are you ready to see trainees work to make it to their debut? we have our two predebut groups, braveheart and dynasty, ready to show their talents to you with their performance of "I just can't wait to be king". today, let's burn the stage.