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Be The Next: 9 Dreamers
Also known asBe The Next
GenreReality show
Created byDongmyung Lee
Ryan Evangelista
Written by
  • Darwin M. Guevarra
  • Margaux Apellido
Presented bySandara Park
Country of originPhilippines
Original languages
  • English
  • Filipino
  • Korean
No. of episodes52
Production
Executive producer
  • Lee Hyoung-jin
Producers
  • Dongmyung Lee
  • Jongwook Son
  • Jaehu Oh
  • Hyoungjin Lee
  • Jane J Basas
  • Guido R. Zaballero
Production companies
Original release
NetworkTV5
ReleaseFebruary 8, 2025 (2025-02-08)

Be The Next: 9 Dreamers (

boy group survival reality show. The show premiered on TV5 in 2025.[1] This will be the second reality competition produced by MLD Entertainment in the Philippines after Dream Maker
in 2022.

Overview

Premise

The format is similar to the South Korean survival show franchise Produce 101, where hopefuls will undergo rigorous training to debut as professional talents and performers. 74 Dreamers will compete for the to spots, who will be trained and debut in South Korea, and will be launched as a global P-pop group.

Development

On August 24, 2024, a press conference and contract signing between TV5, MLD Entertainment, and KAMP Global was held announcing a Filipino idol survival show with auditions happening around the globe. Auditions were open for males aged 15 to 24 who are talented in singing, dancing, or rapping. It was held in multiple Ayala Malls within the month.[2]

Cast

Main hosts
Mentors
  • Bull$eye
  • Bae Wan Hee

Contestants

The 75 contestants were first announced on the social media accounts of Be The Next.

Color key
       Final members of the debut group
       Contestants eliminated in the final episode
       Contestants eliminated in the third elimination round
       Contestants eliminated in the second elimination round
       Contestants eliminated in the first elimination round
       Contestants that left the show
75 contestants
Adrian Aian AJ Alex Ally
Anton Ash Bren Cal Cali
Calix Cody Davey Dree Drei
Dylan Elo Francis Gelo Georgy
Gian Greg Harry Hart Hayami
Hiro Ivan Jacob Jarred Jay
Jayson Jelord Jeypi Juacho Kai
Kairo Karl Kelvin Kenshin Kien
K.O. Kristoff Kyeo Kylex Kylo
Lanz Lem Leo Marco Matty
Paul Perfect Prince Q Rafael
Ram Rawn Richard Rov Sam
Sandie Seb Smileone Steel Tehll
Vhinz Vi Vynz Wave Yannie
Yein Yohan Yunho ZO Zor

Mission

Voting Mechanics

Scores of 50% will come from Mentors and 50% from global fan votes. Voting was set online through voting cycles at B.Stage app or bethenext.stage.in. Voting is free but limited to 10 votes per day.



Level Test: Mentor's Evaluation

The Dreamers will perform individually in front of the Mentors. After each performance, the Mentors will comment and provide feedback on each performance and each Mentor will give points to each of the Dreamers. The maximum points possible for a Dreamer to earn from each Mentor is 100, for a maximum possible score of 700 points for each contestant. This point system will form the basis of their ranks. If the succeeding Dreamer gets a higher rank than the Dreamer sitting, he will be bumping off other Dreamers based on the order of rank.

Color key
       Performance was partially aired on TV / not aired on TV
Episode Order Dreamers Song Original Artist Mentor's Score
Episode 1
(February 8)
1

Signal Song

Mission 1 — Unit Battle Mission

Groups Eye-Vengers, Starten, Sh9ne and Novarix won the Unit Battle Mission

Color key
       Winning team
       Leader
       Center
       Leader and center
Performance Team Team Votes Contestant
Original
Mentors’ Score
Final
Mentors’ Score
# Song Artist # Name Name

Ranking

For the first ranking, only the mentors determine the Dreamers' ranks, in which the first ranking was determined in episode 4. Starting from the first elimination, both the Dreamers' scores and the public points determine the Dreamers' ranks.

Color key
       New Top 7
# Episode 4 Episode Episode Episode Episode
1 Dylan
2 ZO
3 Kenshin
4 Zor
5 Yunho
6 Francis
7 Adrian
8 Kristoff
9 Ivan

Notes

References

  1. ^ "Global boy group search 'Be the Next: 9 Dreamers' premieres on TV5". philstar.com. January 11, 2025.
  2. ^ "'Be The NEXT: 99 Dreamers' opens auditions". Daily Tribune. August 24, 2024. Archived from the original on November 6, 2022. Retrieved August 24, 2024.
  3. ^ Mallorca, Hannah (January 13, 2025). "Sandara Park hosts new survival show on TV5". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved February 8, 2025.

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