Inside the cut-throat battle to build K-pop's next superstars


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Will Blitzers be the next BTS? Photos: AFP

Thirty teenagers, thousands of hours of training, dozens of shattered dreams: it all comes to a head when the Blitzers is launched into the cut-throat K-pop market, hoping to become the next BTS.

An all-male septet – like the musical phenomenon that topped the US Billboard charts last year – their three years of training are being distilled into three minutes of music and dancing that will determine whether they are a hit, or just another nowhere band.

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