Can I audition for Kpop at 16?

You can audition as early as 12 years old at many Kpop auditions. If you are under 14, a legal guardian will need to accompany you for your auditions. The average age of those that audition is 18 years old (ranges from 12-25 years old). Still, this means you should start training at age 16 at the latest.

Who is the oldest KPOP Idol to audition?

Jisung (Wanna One) Jisung rose to fame as a contestant on Produce 101: Season 2 and was the oldest trainee on the music show at 26 years old (after Park Seungwoo was eliminated).

At what age can you be a KPOP trainee?

Aspiring K-pop idols, known as “trainees,” sign contracts with management agencies when the trainee is as young as 12 or 13 years old. It may take ten years for an agency to groom the trainee and for them to debut on stage, according to the former head of the Korea Entertainment Law Society.

Can I be a K-pop trainee at 17?

Trainees live, train, and perform together starting at a very young age. Some trainees start as young as 11 years old, but many don’t get discovered and join a company until they’re in their late teens, so don’t despair if you’re a little older!

How many bars do you ask for in an audition clip?

Judging panels usually ask for 16 – 32 Bar excerpts and they want to hear all you can do in that short amount of time. We want to help you choose the perfect audition piece for you, so we’re going to give you some Audition Cuts that have been arranged to show off your voice in either 16 Bars or 32 Bars.

Should You Sing Annie if you’re not auditioning for a show?

If you’re not auditioning for a show, choose a song that best represents your style. Be age/character appropriate. In other words, don’t sing a song from Annie if you’re trying to star in Rent. Show off your entire range. Don’t forget to check for transpositions and experiment with playback to find your perfect key!

What are the Best Short Cut songs for female voice?

For Female Voice 1 “She Used To Be Mine” from Waitress Short Cut (16 Bar) | Long Cut (32 Bar) | Full Song 2 “ Poor Unfortunate Souls ” from The Little Mermaid Short Cut (16 Bar) | Long Cut (32 Bar) | Full Song 3 “And All That Jazz” from Chicago Short Cut (16 Bar) | Long Cut (32 Bar) | Full Song