A reality show that brings together fame-hungry, hopefully talented performers, gives them exposure, and films them for 24 hours straight This is not a winner-take-all competition, however, but a six-part documentary that takes viewers behind the scenes of the intensity and pressure unique to the Korean music industry

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The participating artists are boy band CRAVITY, girl band BLACKSWAN, and American rapper and singer-songwriter Jessi CRAVITY was formed in 2020, has released an album, and is touring the world

BLACKSWAN, on the other hand, can trace its first incarnation as Rania back to 2011 and has since gone through several rebrandings and group lineups They also have many years of experience in the industry (interestingly, they currently have no Korean members)

Jessi was born in New York, but moved to Korea when she was 15 years old; the 35-year-old has had a varied career as a hip-hop artist and as a performer on Korean variety shows and many other television shows

In this documentary, CRAVITY tries to impress her agency, BLACKSWAN tries to manage the volatile band dynamic, and Jessi embarks on her first solo tour without a music label And the camera captures it all

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All seasons premiere on Apple TV Plus on Friday, August 30, 2024

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