@_parkyou
Hey it’s okay, some people have to practice harder than others. I currently auditioned for belift lab for the 4th time doing singing. So I thought I was talented enough. Clearly not enough for them tho. Practice makes perfect and clearing some mistakes first then improving them will definitely help you. Sometimes we are too nervous or don’t put too much thought into it. Doing things which are hardest to achieve and practicing more on them will never go unnoticed in public. This will capture the attention of the judges and people will say this person has more potential than I thought they would. Or even giving it an attempt to do a difficult thing will show you want to put you self outside of your comfort zone and shows you have the ability to do more. another song to sing or rap might be better to fit how hit or low your voice can go. Ask advice from friends which song suits you better depending on your voice breathing, pitch, capacity and rhythm will help you better. Rapping requires for words to be clear but understandable, thus why rapping in Korean is easier than English because English has certain parts of words you need to emphasise whereas in Korean its emphasis is all the same. it needs to have rhythm and flow to sound like a rap and not a speech you are saying really fast. Dancing is dependent how well coordinated your body moves in time to the beats and how fluid or stoic it may look. Rolls and static movements in certain parts of the body will definitely capture the judges attention. Focus on the more complex parts and break it down yourself to understand. Expression in all of these is really important. Whether it’s showing pain and agony when dancing to Boy Meets Evil, singing to Euphoria or rapping to Give it to Me shows you understand what sorts of expressions you should be doing for each song and how you should emphasise it at certain parts to show you have the feel of the song with confidence.
