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To millions of fans, being a K-pop idol looks like a dream come true.
Bright lights.
Beautiful outfits.
Music videos.
Sold-out concerts.
Fame, recognition and thousands of people cheering your name.
For 17-year-old Jun-seo, that dream has always felt within reach. As a devoted K-pop fan, he has spent years watching many different group performances, collecting albums, attending concerts and imagining what it would be like to stand on the other side of the stage.
Then he gets the opportunity he has been waiting for.
After months of demanding training, evaluations and uncertainty, Jun-seo is chosen to debut alongside 6 other trainees. 7 people from different backgrounds, with different personalities, dreams and expectations, must learn to become one group.
But becoming an idol is not quite what Jun-seo imagined.
Behind every perfect performance are hours of rehearsals. Behind every flawless photograph are countless preparations. Behind every smile are emotions the public may never see.
As Jun-seo and the other members experience the highs and lows of idol life, they discover the opportunities that come with fame-and the sacrifices that come with it.
Because idols are more than the images seen on a screen.
They are people with dreams, boundaries, fears, friendships, struggles and lives of their own.
The stage shows you the dream.
Behind the stage is the reality.