Top Idol, Anyway (PART 1)

Chapter 8

Casting for a reality variety show. suddenly?

The gap between the brows narrowed.

If it is a reality show, I have already acquired media.

When I was in the hospital, the TV show I used to watch every day with the boy in the bed across from me was a reality show.

Celebrities show their daily life to the public as it is, but in reality, they say that it is all fake.

[Some programs even have scripts.]

[Do they have a script? Then there is no sincerity.]

[Yes. Performers create plausible images through such things and plant them in people. this is what i look like... am i cool ..... like this.]

In the end, it is a story that creates an image while showing a false appearance.

Whether it's a good look or a bad look, that means it can be a great opportunity or bad news.

"What format is it?"

A reality show worthy of L.I.T. What is it?

CEO Pyo slowly opened his mouth to my question.

"A deal where all three male idol groups will camp together."

He raised his elbows on the conference table and interlocked his hands. Then he looked at me with sharp eyes.

"While living together, they'll carry out missions, play games, and, well, build friendships."

Three different teams perform missions, play games, and become friends? How is that a reality show, it's survival.

Besides, LIT guys are not the ones who can survive in such a competition. No, apart from that, they're an existence that does not fit into such a program.

There must be a reason when they have to recruit such a team.

"But why are they doing that to us...?"

PD Pyo smiled at my question.

"Isn't that a good thing?"

"That's right. Idol groups are full of garages. But they recruited us who haven't even stood on stage yet."

No issues, no charm. We couldn't even go up and down in the media, and we don't even have a fan club.

In other words, it is a story that even if you appear, you cannot raise the viewership rating by one degree.

If you recruited such a team, there is only one answer in the end.

"I was wondering if they had a different purpose."

"for example?"

"They'll set us up as a background to make someone stand out. Something like that?"

I spit out my thoughts with a sad face. Then PD Pyo nodded.

"You're sharp."

CEO Pyo, who untied his hands, threw a piece of paper in front of me.

"The person who recommended us to TVH is the CEO of HS Entertainment."

"HS Entertainment?"

"Mute Seven is confirmed."

What CEO Pyo handed over was an official letter from TVH.

"The CEO of that Entertainment must have actively recommended it. He said he has a deep relationship with us."

"We're coming as a guest. After all."