E-Junkies: Thai boy band Perses talk about their hardships and sacrifices as trainees
- last year
Full story: https://www.asiaone.com/entertainment/we-had-elimination-test-every-3-months-rookie-thai-boy-band-perses-train-hard-k-pop-idols-friends-jobs-holidays
Thai pop is slowly pathing its way into the international music market. AsiaOne speaks with the recently-debuted T-pop boy band Perses — Jung, Nay, Krittin, Palm and Pluggy — and finds out what they had to give up for over two years while they were trainees. They talk about working with renowned South Korean production company Jam Factory and spending over 30 hours shooting their debut music video My Time in South Korea. We also play a game with them where they spill each other's secrets.
Thai pop is slowly pathing its way into the international music market. AsiaOne speaks with the recently-debuted T-pop boy band Perses — Jung, Nay, Krittin, Palm and Pluggy — and finds out what they had to give up for over two years while they were trainees. They talk about working with renowned South Korean production company Jam Factory and spending over 30 hours shooting their debut music video My Time in South Korea. We also play a game with them where they spill each other's secrets.