T1419 Debut Documentary "Bloom Your Hopes"

Bloom Your Hopes is a documentary based on T1419's work for their debut.

## Event Overview (iWantTFC)

Streaming on February 10, 2021 at 11AM (MNL). MLD Entertainment, the South Korean entertainment agency that brought MOMOLAND to the world, has given K-pop fans a new set of idols to “stan” with its newest mega boy group T1419. The group, which officially debuted in January this year, is composed of five Korean members Sian, Kevin, Gunwoo, On, and its leader Noa, while four of them are Japanese, namely Zero, Kairi, Leo, and Kio. T1419 immediately made a statement with the music video for their debut single called “ASURABALBALTA,” which combines hiphop, electronic music, and pop to highlight the group’s collective chant to make their wishes come true. New fans can also get to know the boys better by following their adventures, gams, and behind-the-scenes activities in their group vlogs, two of which have already been released. Its third and fourth episodes, meanwhile, will arrive soon on MLD Entertainment’s and T1419’s official YouTube channels.[1]

MLD Entertainment, the South Korean entertainment agency that brought MOMOLAND to the world, has given K-pop fans a new set of idols to “stan” with its newest mega boy group T1419. The group, which officially debuted in January this year, is composed of five Korean members Sian, Kevin, Gunwoo, On, and its leader Noa, while four of them are Japanese, namely Zero, Kairi, Leo, and Kio. T1419 immediately made a statement with the music video for their debut single called “ASURABALBALTA,” which combines hiphop, electronic music, and pop to highlight the group’s collective chant to make their wishes come true. New fans can also get to know the boys better by following their adventures, games, and behind-the-scenes activities in their group vlogs, two of which have already been released. Its third and fourth episodes, meanwhile, will arrive soon on MLD Entertainment’s and T1419’s official YouTube channels.[2]

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## Synopsis

### Episode 1

9 boys have appeared taking on a challenge that may be reckless, but they love to sing and dance as it makes them very happy. Sharing the same dream has brought them together and their debut stage they've long awaited for has finally begun. Last October (2020) Momoland's Nancy had met the boys an idol group that were about to begin.

The members are introduced and we learn a little more about themselves that may have not been already said. The members answer questions about what the group is about, how were they created, since when have they wanted to be a singer. etc. Audition clips are seen throughout the episode. The boys haven't taken a day off since they have began. Communication between the Korean and Japanese members was hard, but it kept getting better as time went on.

The Japanese members miss their family who are back in Japan, but have kept in touch with them. We learned that Kairi, one of the Japanese members is a very hard worker who has fought against himself by pushing himself so hard. Even Sian and Gunwoo feel the same way wanting to become better in which Gunwoo feels happy that he's like growing up.

Last October (2020) the boys were shooting their performance videos at an outside set instead of being in a normal inside set. The boys at first felt it wasn't the same, but quickly adapted. The boys have performed without an audience feeling if they did have an audience, it may been a bit harder for them. We then get into learning about their make up that took all night for their "Dracula" pre-debut music video. They have flop, tumbled and endless incidents on the set, this also included audio issues in their first performance in public making them feel unsure, will it be alright? Stay tuned for Part 2.

### Episode 2

A preview starts us off where we left off. The recording of Dracula took many attempts with make up props falling off their faces, getting cramps and sore legs. The boys keep on going pushing themselves through the pain to succeed. The members care for each other more than they care for themselves.

About 10 days or less before their debut showcase they practiced till dawn. The boys then get into formation for their new song (their first digital release) ROW. As days get closer to the showcase, their performance director, Bae Wan-Hee, felt nervous and anxious wanting to teach them more. 200% must be shown in practice and 100% on the actual stages according to Gunwoo. The boys have to be strict while practicing so they can enjoy themselves for their real performances. Practicing hard without a single complaint. Bae Wan-Hee takes care of the details such as facial expressions and gestures.

D-Day happens, the boys are getting prepared in the morning. Noa, the leader of the group felt nervous then his normal relaxed self. Sian has a call with his mother about him going to be performing soon. His mother's call had touched him, he felt good. Preparing themselves with their costumes and finally it is time. People take their seats, the boys enter the stage and perform. During one of their performances the music stopped but the boys kept going, continuing to sing and dance to succeed their first real performance in front of an audience even when there wasn't too many people due to Covid-19. In the end the audience still applauded for them. Tired but they passed their training mission without any realization. This is the first step to their dream. What are their goals? The boys will remember their debut showcase and will keep getting better, it was still a success.

After their performance it was time to celebrate. The journey has just begun. For real, 9 boys have appeared.