‘BOYS II PLANET’ Trainees Battle for Killer Parts in Global Signal Song Showdown

'BOYS II PLANET' contestants are diving into the Signal Song Test.

In the upcoming episodes of Mnet's 'BOYS II PLANET' airing on the 24th and 25th, the trainees will move on from the 'Rank Determination Battle' to the next stage, the 'Signal Song Test' practice sessions. As the journey towards their debut officially begins, the expert master team is set to provide rigorous evaluations and meticulous coaching to help the trainees enhance their skills.

The program's signal song 'HOLA SOLAR' is produced in two language versions, each highlighting the unique styles of 'Planet K' and 'Planet C', showcasing the global scale and diversity of the project. Last month, a global showcase was broadcast live worldwide, capturing the attention of star creators globally. Notably, for the first time in a survival show, unit stages were organized for rap and dance parts, making the presence of talented contestants even more prominent.



This has sparked curiosity about the selection process for the signal song's killing part and the rap and dance units. The killing parts for Planet K and Planet C were determined by combining the masters' evaluation scores with the on-site votes of participants, reflecting everyone's opinions. The rap and dance units were chosen by the masters from applicants within each planet.

With everyone watching, the anticipation builds to see who will captivate the masters with their compelling performances. This test promises unexpected twists that could shake up the existing ranks, adding to the tension. Under the focused coaching of the masters, there is growing excitement about the participants' development.

Meanwhile, the second episode of 'BOYS II PLANET' will air on the 24th and 25th, featuring Planet K and Planet C segments. Starting with this episode, it will be available for live streaming worldwide through the global K-POP content platform Mnet Plus.

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This article was originally published in Korean on Xportsnews and was translated into English using AI.

by Jo Hyejin