The JTBC survival audition program "PROJECT 7" is garnering attention from across the globe, including Japan, with an explosive reaction worldwide.

Currently airing, JTBC's "PROJECT 7" allows viewers to become "World assemblers,"

directly selecting participants round by round starting from the first vote, forming new teams, and through that process,

it introduces the concept of assembling and strengthening to help

their favorite participants grow, making it South Korea's first new-concept idol audition program.

In Japan, where it is broadcast simultaneously with Korea via the OTT platform ABEMA, a particularly notable reaction is occurring.

The unique concept of "PROJECT 7," where trainees are assembled and strengthened solely through World assembler voting,

is accelerating fandom wars.

In Japan, through various SNS platforms such as YouTube, X (formerly Twitter), and Instagram,

it is said that it is currently trending to refer to "PROJECT 7" as "Puje," adding a hashtag before the word to spread it,

and sharing various content and reactions related to "PROJECT 7."

With the support of "Global World assemblers" due to its immersive nature and influence, attention is focused on how far the global success of "PROJECT 7" will continue.

The program airs every Friday at 8:50 PM.

Article source (partial excerpt): JTBCnews (https://news.jtbc.co.kr/article/NB12227025?influxDiv=NAVER)

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.