Imagine you becoming the 14th member of seventeen was a dream come true.
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I had always been passionate about music and performance, and when the opportunity to audition for Seventeen came up, I knew that I had to take the chance. It wasn't just about joining a Group; it was about becoming part of something bigger, something that had connection with fans all the world.After an intense audition process, I receive the news that would change my life: I was chosen to be the 14th member of seventeen.
Joining the group was both exhilarating and nerve- wracking. SEVENTEEN had already established themselves as a powerhouse in the k-pop industry, known for their incredible talent, hard work, and brotherhood. Being the newest member proving myself, not just to the fans; but also to the other members who had been through so much together.
From the moment I stepped into the practice room for my first day as a trainee, I could feel the energy, determination, and passion that each member brought to the group. It wasn't just about the talent- it was about the bond they shared, the family had created, and the endless hours of hard work shaped them into one of the most successful k-pop groups in the world.
From the moment I stepped, I was welcomed with open arms, the members were warm, supportive, and eager to help me settle in. S.coups, as the leader, took me under his wing, guiding me through the ropes of being in such a dynamic group. Guiding me through the rigorous training of schedules and offering advices whenever I needed it. He made sure I knew that I was now part of SEVENTEEN family, and that they had my back no matter what.
Jeonghan and Joshua, being some of the older members, treated me with gentle care, always checking in on me and making sure that I'm adjusting well.
I quickly grew close to my fellow performance unit members-Hoshi, Jun, the8, and Dino.
Hoshi, with his endless energy and passion for choreography, often stayed late with me, helping me perfect my dance moves along with Dino, working with me late into the night to make sure I felt comfortable with the group's signature synchronized performances.
Jun and the8 helped me with language barriers, who shared a deep connection as the Chinese members, included me in their experience in the group. Dino, the youngest, saw me as a sibling, and I often ourselves laughing together during practice breaks.
The vocal unit-Woozi, Jeonghan, Joshua, DK and Seungkwan- helped me improve my singing skills. Woozi, despite his intense focus on producing music, always made time to help me with vocal techniques. DK and Seungkwan, with their powerful voices and warm personalities, encouraged me to find my own vocal style, while Jeonghan and Joshua often harmonized with me, helping me to blend my voice with theirs.
The hiphop unit-S.Coups, Wonwoo, Mingyu, And Vernon- introduced me to the art of rapping . S.Coups helped me find my rap voice, while Wonwoo's deep and introspective style influenced my own approach to writing lyrics. Mingyu and Vernon, with their Unique flows and styles, were always up for freestyle sessions, pushing me to experiment and find my own rhythm.
Over time, I formed strong bonds with each member, getting to know their quirks, their strengths, and their weaknesses. They became more than just bandmates; they became my brothers.
My first official performance with SEVENTEEN was a moment I would never forget. The lights, the cheers of Carats, the synchronized movements of the group- it was an exhilarating experience. As I performed alongside the members, I could feel the years of hard work and dedication they had pored into every song, every dance move, every note. I'm proud to be part of this team, this family.
The members were supportive, encouraging me before stepping onto the stage. Joshua gave me a reassuring smile, hoshi patted me on the back, DK wrapped me in a quick, comforting hug. While the performance ended, the cheers from the fans were deafening, and the members gathered around me, celebrating my successful debut with them.
