Is There Any JYP, HYBE, or YG Trainee Who Can Help Me? I Have Some Questions to Ask!

Introduction

Dear aspiring trainees seeking guidance on K-pop auditions, I understand your eagerness and the myriad of questions that can arise. Unfortunately, I am not a current or former trainee for JYP Entertainment, HYBE, or YG Entertainment, and my responses may not be from an in-depth personal experience. However, I can recommend some channels and resources that might be incredibly valuable to you. Let’s dive into this step by step.

YouTube Recommendations

Here are some YouTube channels where you might find current or former trainees who are more than willing to help you with your inquiries:

RilacCoco → Unnamed JYP former trainee Lily Thiri → S.M. JYP auditions BuzzFeed → They feature a QA video with two former trainees that could provide you with some valuable insights.

Additionally, some of these trainees may share their contact information on other social media platforms such as Instagram or TikTok. Make sure to check those out as well, as they might offer more direct support and advice.

Personal Experience and Advice

On the other hand, if you’re interested in HYBE-owned companies like Source Music, there’s a fellow trainee who can help answer your questions. Chèri is a trainee at Source Music, a company under HYBE. She can offer insights into the auditions, especially those from HYBE, as well as some general information on the application process. If you are looking for a detailed perspective on JYP’s steps, you might want to reach out to RilacCoco or Lily Thiri.

Conclusion

I hope this information is helpful for you as you prepare for your K-pop auditions. Remember, persistence and passion are key, and seeking advice from those who have experienced the journey before can greatly enhance your chances of success. Good luck, and I wish you the best of luck in your pursuit of a career in the K-pop industry!

If you have more specific questions or need further assistance, feel free to explore the resources mentioned above, and if you can’t find the exact answers you need, reaching out to current and former trainees directly could be your next step.