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Reality survival show
Mix Nine
πŸ‘ Image
Promotional poster
GenreReality competition
Created by
Directed byHan Dong-chul
Presented byNoh Hong-chul
JudgesYang Hyun-suk
Opening theme"Just Dance" (prod. by Teddy)
by Mix Nine contestants
Country of originSouth Korea
Original languageKorean
No. of episodes14 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producers
  • Bang Jin-ho
  • Han Dong-chul
Running time
  • 89-123 minutes
  • 270 minutes (finale)
Production companies
Original release
NetworkJTBC
ReleaseOctober 29, 2017 (2017-10-29) β€“
January 26, 2018 (2018-01-26)

Mix Nine (Koreanλ―ΉμŠ€λ‚˜μΈ) was a South Korean reality competition show broadcast on JTBC. In the show, YG Entertainment founder and producer Yang Hyun-suk traveled to music agencies across Korea to find up-and-coming K-pop stars.[1][2][3] Throughout the episodes, contestants were progressively eliminated, culminating in a competition between a team of the final nine boys and one of the final nine girls. The winning team was to debut as idols,[4] but their debut was ultimately cancelled following contract disputes between YG Entertainment and the contestants' respective agencies.[5]

The season finale was broadcast live on January 26, 2018 at 11pm.[6]

Concept

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Mix Nine was a collaboration project between director Han Dong-chul, producer Yang Hyun-suk, and JTBC. Han Dong-chul, who was the executive producer of the first two seasons of Mnet's Produce 101 originally came with the concept for the show's third season.[7] The show had 400 auditions from more than 70 agencies which Yang and the guest judges personally visited.[8] Contestants included both trainees and lesser known K-pop idols looking to seek further attention.[9] According to Yang, good looks and have pleasing personalities are some of his preference in choosing the trainees, although not a requirement.[10] 170 trainees were chosen by Yang Hyun-suk and guest judges CL, Zion.T, Seungri, and Taeyang.[11][12][unreliable source?][13][unreliable source?]

After the agency tour concluded, the trainees were divided into four classes (Debut team, A, B, and C) to train and compete in ranking missions that were judged by a combination of judge evaluations and viewer voting.[14]

For the participants' training, several artists were recruited for the show. Vocal trainer and singer Ha Dong-kyun and singer Suran were in charge of the vocal training.[15] In addition, rapper Swings was their rap mentor,[16] while YG Entertainment dancers Kwon Young-deuk and Kwon Young-don were responsible for training.[17] With nine members each, the remaining male team would go against the remaining female team. The final group would promote for seven months.[18]

Pre-show and promotions

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On September 18, a 2-minute video teaser was uploaded via YG Entertainment's YouTube in which Yang briefly described the show concept.[19][20] Through his Instagram account, Yang also constantly updated which companies he already visited and how many trainees had passed so far.[8][21] At the same time, the show also released photos of trainees who had undergone the audition, which included members from KNK, 24K, ONF, Loona, A.C.E and JJCC.[22]

On September 14, JTBC announced an upcoming press conference on the 19th.[23] On that day, the show's producers Han Dong-chul and Yoo Sung Mo attended a press conference held at the JTBC building,[7] and the confirmation of the show's premiere was announced to be on October 29.[24] On September 25, Noh Hong-cheol was announced to be the host of the show.[25] About a month after, JTBC released a representative image of the show on October 11 with the caption 'Save a Shining Boy and Girl' and the logo 9.[26][27] On the same day, another video teaser, in which singer Zion.T was announced as one of the judges of the show, was released.[12]

The day before the premiere of the show, the show's production presentation was held at a hotel near Hakdong Station. Yang Hyun-suk and Han Dong-cheol, together with Seungri and Zion.T attended the presentation.[13] On the same day, the participants singing and dancing to its theme song was released.[28] On November 19 two different versions of the song and music videos were released.[29] Three different versions of the song were released overall: Boys' version led by Hyojin of ONF, girls' version led by Lee Sujin from Fave Entertainment (now in Weeekly) and a co-ed version performed by both teams. Produced by Teddy, "Just Dance" was reported to be his first song produced for a non-YG Entertainment artist.[30]

Contestants

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Male contestants

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Color key
New Top 9
# Episode 4[31] Episode 5[32] Episode 7[33] Episode 8[34] Episode 10 Episode 11 Episode 13 Episode 14
Name Votes Name Votes Name Votes
1 Woo Jin-young Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Same position
)
154,389 Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Same position
)
86,026 Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
103,822 Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
2 Kim Hyo-jin Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
112,984 Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
66,199 Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
Woo Jin-young (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
94,495 Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
3 Lee Geon-min Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Same position
)
92,381 Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Kim Hyo-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
63,086 Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Same position
)
β€”N/a Lee Roo-bin (πŸ‘ Rise
9)
4 Lee Seung-jun Lee Seung-jun (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Seung-jun (πŸ‘ Same position
)
β€”N/a Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Same position
)
45,956 Lee Dong-hoon (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
Kim Byeong-kwan (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
5 Kim Min-seok Lee Geon-min (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
72,728 Kim Hyeon-soo (πŸ‘ Rise
18)
Lee Dong-hun (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
43,949 Song Han-kyeom (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
Choi Hyun-suk (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
Choi Hyun-suk (πŸ‘ Same position
)
6 Kim Byeong-kwan Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Lee Geon-min (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
72,704 Lee Dong-hun (πŸ‘ Rise
9)
Lee Seung-jun (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
43,778 Choi Hyun-suk (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
Lee Dong-hoon (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Song Han-kyeom (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
7 Shim Jae-young Woo Tae-woon (πŸ‘ Rise
6)
Woo Tae-woon (πŸ‘ Same position
)
63,907 Lee Seung-jun (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
Song Han-kyeom (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
42,373 Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
Song Han-kyeom (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Kim Min-seok (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
8 Park Min-gyun Shim Jae-young (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Choi Hyun-suk (πŸ‘ Rise
7)
57,777 Lee Geon-min (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Kim Hyeon-soo (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
39,934 Yao Ming-ming (πŸ‘ Rise
5)
Lee Byeong-gon (πŸ‘ Rise
5)
Lee Dong-hoon (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
9 Yuto Mizuguchi Park Min-gyun (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Song Han-kyeom (πŸ‘ Rise
5)
57,629 Lee Roo-bin (πŸ‘ Rise
7)
Choi Hyun-suk (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
39,406 Lee Roo-bin (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
Yao Ming-ming (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Lee Byeong-gon (πŸ‘ Fall
1)

Female contestants

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Color key
New Top 9
# Episode 4[31] Episode 5[32] Episode 7[33] Episode 8[34] Episode 10 Episode 11 Episode 13 Episode 14
Name Votes Name Votes Name Votes
1 Shin Ryu-jin Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
141,230 Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
90,758 Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
β€”N/a Shin Ryu-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
2 Lee Soo-min Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
91,636 Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
β€”N/a Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
3 Kim So-ri Kim So-ri (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Kim So-ri (πŸ‘ Same position
)
67,896 Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
Lee Soo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
44,807 Jang Hyo-kyung (πŸ‘ Rise
9)
Kim Hyun-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
9)
Park Soo-min (πŸ‘ Rise
6)
4 Kim Min-ji Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Rise
4)
Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Same position
)
61,931 Kim So-ri (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
40,345 Lee Soo-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Jang Hyo-kyung (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
5 Baek Hyeon-joo Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
60,724 Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
37,608 Lee Ha-young (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
Jung Ha-yoon (πŸ‘ Rise
9)
Nam Yu-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
6 Kim Hyun-jin Baek Hyeon-joo (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Baek Hyeon-joo (πŸ‘ Same position
)
58,573 Lee Soo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
Kim So-ri (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
35,536 Nam Yu-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
4)
Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Rise
5)
7 Jeon Hee-jin Kim Min-ji (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
Kim Hyun-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
55,313 Baek Hyeon-joo (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Lee Ha-young (πŸ‘ Rise
2)
34,593 Jeon Hee-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Nam Yu-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Kim So-ri (πŸ‘ Rise
3)
8 Choi Moon-hee Kim Hyun-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
Lee Soo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
50,666 Kim Hyun-jin (πŸ‘ Fall
1)
Kim Hyun-jin (πŸ‘ Same position
)
34,524 Choi Moon-hee (πŸ‘ Fall
4)
Lee Ha-young (πŸ‘ Fall
3)
Jang Hyo-kyung (πŸ‘ Fall
4)
9 Lee Hyang-suk Lee Soo-jin (πŸ‘ Rise
4)
Lee Hyang-suk (πŸ‘ Rise
1)
38,005 Lee Ha-young (πŸ‘ Rise
16)
Baek Hyeon-joo (πŸ‘ Fall
2)
33,869 Park Soo-min (πŸ‘ Rise
6)
Park Soo-min (πŸ‘ Same position
)
Lee Ha-young (πŸ‘ Fall
1)

Elimination chart

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The first elimination round starts at Episode 7; second round at Episode 10; third round at Episode 13; and the final elimination round at Episode 14, wherein the Debut Team was announced.

Color key
Top 9 of the week
Eliminated
Left the show
Male participants
Contestant Company Ranking
Showcase Ep.4 Ep.5 Ep.7 Ep.8 Ep.10 Ep.11 Ep.13 Ep.14 (final)
Grade # # #[a] #[b] # # # # #
Woo Jin-young (μš°μ§„μ˜) Happy Face Entertainment B 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1
Kim Hyo-jin (κΉ€νš¨μ§„) WM Entertainment 9 2 2 3 2 2 3 2 1 2
Lee Ru-bin (이루빈) Liveworks Company A 14 17 24 16 9 12 9 12 3
Kim Byeong-kwan (김병관) Beat Interactive 9 6 3 4 3 3 2 3 3 4
Choi Hyun-suk (μ΅œν˜„μ„) YG Entertainment 9 17 15 14 8 12 9 6 5 5
Song Han-gyeom (μ†‘ν•œκ²Έ) Staro Entertainment 9 16 14 15 9 10 7 5 7 6
Kim Min-seok (김민석) WM Entertainment A 5 6 7 5 4 4 7 4 7
Lee Dong-hun (μ΄λ™ν›ˆ) Beat Interactive 9 18 16 23 15 6 5 4 6 8
Lee Byeong-gon (이병곀) YG Entertainment A 28 27 40 25 23 22 13 8 9
Yao Ming-ming (μš”λͺ…λͺ…) ByKing Entertainment B 12 11 20 13 18 13 8 9 10
Lee Seung-joon (μ΄μŠΉμ€€) WM Entertainment C 4 4 6 4 7 6 11 10 Eliminated
Kim Seh-yoon (κΉ€μ„Έμœ€) Beat Interactive C 27 24 30 20 11 10 10 11 Eliminated
Shim Jae-young (μ‹¬μž¬μ˜) WM Entertainment B 7 8 16 10 16 17 15 13 Eliminated
Kim Hyeon-soo (κΉ€ν˜„μˆ˜) Happy Face Entertainment B 19 22 34 23 5 8 12 14 Eliminated
Jin Seong-ho (μ§„μ„±ν˜Έ) Liveworks Company C 32 34 49 29 21 18 14 15 Eliminated
Lee Jae-jun (μ΄μž¬μ€€) Banana Culture C 30 49 99 53 28 26 17 16 Eliminated
Kim Hyun-jong (κΉ€ν˜„μ’…) Hunus Entertainment A 43 47 86 48 47 27 19 17 Eliminated
Kim Kook-heon (κΉ€κ΅­ν—Œ) The Music Works 9 42 38 60 36 36 25 21 18 Eliminated
Lee Geon-min (이건민) RBW B 3 5 8 6 8 14 16 19 Eliminated
Woo Tae-woon (μš°νƒœμš΄) Million Market B 13 7 10 7 13 11 20 20 Eliminated
Kim Dong-yoon (κΉ€λ™μœ€) WYNN Entertainment B 31 31 51 30 24 24 18 21 Eliminated
Park Min-kyun (λ°•λ―Όκ· ) WM Entertainment A 8 9 21 14 15 19 24 22 Eliminated
Yuto Mizuguchi (미즈ꡬ치 μœ ν† ) WM Entertainment A 9 10 18 11 14 16 23 23 Eliminated
Oh Hee-jun (μ˜€ν¬μ€€) YNB Entertainment B 24 29 54 32 37 23 25 24 Eliminated
Cho Yong-geun (쑰용근) Happy Face Entertainment C 10 13 25 17 19 15 22 25 Eliminated
Jung In-seong (정인성) YNB Entertainment A 23 28 43 27 26 20 26 26 Eliminated
Kim Young-jo (κΉ€μ˜μ‘°) RBW C 21 23 41 26 29 21 27 27 Eliminated
Lee Chan-dong (이찬동) RBW A 33 33 58 34 41 28 Eliminated
Lee Chang-yoon (이창윀) WM Entertainment A 11 12 19 12 17 29 Eliminated
Yoon Jae-hee (윀재희) Happy Face Entertainment B 20 20 37 24 20 30 Eliminated
Kim Sang-won (김상원) Staro Entertainment B 25 25 31 21 30 31 Eliminated
Park Seung-jun (λ°•μŠΉμ€€) YNB Entertainment C 15 18 28 19 22 32 Eliminated
Jung Hyeon-woo (μ •ν˜„μš°) FM Entertainment A 29 30 59 35 31 33 Eliminated
Chae Chang-hyeon (μ±„μ°½ν˜„) Banana Culture A 34 36 62 37 35 34 Eliminated
Kim Jun-kyu (κΉ€μ€€κ·œ) YG Entertainment B 37 32 53 31 34 35 Eliminated
Shin Jun-seop (μ‹ μ€€μ„­) The Music Works B 26 21 32 22 25 36 Eliminated
Park Hyeon-gyu (λ°•ν˜„κ·œ) RBW B 38 35 55 33 32 37 Eliminated
Baek Jin (λ°±μ§„) Start Entertainment B 52 45 71 40 38 38 Eliminated
Lee Ha-bit (μ΄ν•˜λΉ›) NH Media A 55 52 76 43 27 39 Eliminated
Im Young-jun (μž„μ˜μ€€) Eleven 9 Entertainment B 49 51 80 45 45 40 Eliminated
Kim Min-hak (κΉ€λ―Όν•™) Hunus Entertainment 9 36 37 63 38 40 41 Eliminated
Kim Hong-joong (김홍쀑) KQ Entertainment 9 59 59 87 49 44 42 Eliminated
Choi Jong-ho (μ΅œμ’…ν˜Έ) KQ Entertainment A 57 61 91 50 46 43 Eliminated
Ma Jae-kyeong (마재경) Hunus Entertainment B 45 46 92 51 43 44 Eliminated
Park Seong-hyeon (λ°•μ„±ν˜„) Chrome Entertainment C 51 48 77 44 50 45 Eliminated
Lee Jae-joon (μ΄μž¬μ€€) RBW B 35 19 27 18 33 46 Eliminated
Kazuhiro Hiyama (νžˆμ•„λ§ˆ κ°€μ¦ˆνžˆλ‘œ) Major 9 A 47 43 74 41 52 47 Eliminated
Kim Jun-hoe (κΉ€μ€€νšŒ) Jungle Entertainment C 62 66 98 52 51 48 Eliminated
Hwang Yoon-seong (ν™©μœ€μ„±) Hunus Entertainment B 41 42 84 47 48 49 Eliminated
Moon Jae-yoon (문재윀) Liveworks Company A 40 39 82 46 39 50 Eliminated
Yoon Yong-bin (윀용빈) Banana Entertainment C 22 26 47 28 42 51 Eliminated
Jo Young-ho (쑰영호) Maroo Entertainment 9 46 44 75 42 49 52 Eliminated
Kim Jin-hong (김진홍) Choeun Entertainment B 39 41 70 39 Left
Kim Sang-jin (김상진) The Music Works A 54 55 100 54 Eliminated
Kim Seung-min (κΉ€μŠΉλ―Ό) Mystic Entertainment C 61 58 101 55 Eliminated
Kim Dong-hyeon (κΉ€λ™ν˜„) NH Media A 48 50 102 56 Eliminated
Shin Jung-min (신쀑민) FM Entertainment C 50 53 103 57 Eliminated
Kim Sang-yeon (김상연) FM Entertainment C 44 40 104 58 Eliminated
Lee Chang-seon (이창선) Choeun Entertainment A 56 56 105 59 Eliminated
Han Jong-yeon (ν•œμ’…μ—°) Maroo Entertainment A 53 54 106 60 Eliminated
Kim Jae-oh (κΉ€μž¬μ˜€) Chrome Entertainment C 68 67 108 61 Eliminated
Moon Young-seo (λ¬Έμ˜μ„œ) Luce Entertainment C 66 65 111 62 Eliminated
Song Min-gi (솑민기) KQ Entertainment A 67 72 113 63 Eliminated
Manny (λ§Œλ‹ˆ) Jungle Entertainment B 65 57 115 64 Eliminated
Kim Young-jin (κΉ€μ˜μ§„) Jackie Chan Group Korea C 60 60 118 65 Eliminated
Kim Seong-yeon (κΉ€μ„±μ—°) IME Korea C 70 64 119 66 Eliminated
Jo Han-guk (μ‘°ν•œκ΅­) NH Media C 64 62 120 67 Eliminated
Son Jun-hyeong (μ†μ€€ν˜•) Maroo Entertainment A 69 68 122 68 Eliminated
Kim Han-kyeol (κΉ€ν•œκ²°) IME Korea B 58 63 127 69 Eliminated
Jung Seong-cheol (μ •μ„±μ² ) Urbane Music C 71 69 128 70 Eliminated
Jung Seung-bo (μ •μŠΉλ³΄) Jungle Entertainment C 72 70 131 71 Eliminated
Jung Woo-young (μ •μš°μ˜) KQ Entertainment C 63 71 132 72 Eliminated
Female participants
Contestant Company Ranking
Showcase Ep.4 Ep.5 Ep.7 Ep.8 Ep.10 Ep.11 Ep.13 Ep.14 (final)
Grade # # #[a] #[c] # # # # #
Shin Ryu-jin (μ‹ λ₯˜μ§„) JYP Entertainment A 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1
Lee Soo-min (이수민) Fave Entertainment A 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 2
Park Su-min (λ°•μˆ˜λ―Ό) IME Korea 9 58 55 93 41 18 15 9 9 3
Jeon Hee-jin (전희진) Blockberry Creative B 7 5 12 5 3 5 7 6 4
Nam Yu-jin (λ‚¨μœ μ§„) Bace Camp Studio C 20 18 39 15 10 10 6 7 5
Choi Moon-hee (졜문희) Maroo Entertainment A 8 4 11 4 5 4 8 11 6
Kim So-ri (κΉ€μ†Œλ¦¬) Mole Entertainment A 3 3 9 3 4 6 10 10 7
Jang Hyo-kyeong (μž₯효경) Star Empire Entertainment B 29 33 65 27 19 12 3 4 8
Lee Ha-young (μ΄ν•˜μ˜) Coridel Entertainment C 36 34 61 25 9 7 5 8 9
Kim Bo-won (김보원) Fave Entertainment B 28 31 64 26 20 16 11 15 10
Kim Hyun-jin (κΉ€ν˜„μ§„) Blockberry Creative A 6 8 17 7 8 8 12 3 Eliminated
Jung Ha-yoon (μ •ν•˜μœ€) Maroo Entertainment 9 47 30 44 17 16 11 14 5 Eliminated
Jung Sa-ra (정사라) Bace Camp Studio A 16 23 48 20 33 17 18 12 Eliminated
Baek Hyeon-joo (λ°±ν˜„μ£Ό) Yama & Hotchicks A 5 6 13 6 7 9 13 13 Eliminated
Hwang Ji-min (ν™©μ§€λ―Ό) Mystic Entertainment A 34 37 90 39 41 26 25 14 Eliminated
Kim Min-kyung (κΉ€λ―Όκ²½) Mostable Music A 46 47 69 31 22 20 15 16 Eliminated
Kim Su-hyeon (κΉ€μˆ˜ν˜„) Mystic Entertainment C 22 22 45 18 27 25 17 17 Eliminated
Choi Yun-a (μ΅œμœ€μ•„) Hunus Entertainment C 32 36 79 35 25 23 23 18 Eliminated
Kim Si-hyeon (κΉ€μ‹œν˜„) The Music Works 9 49 44 90 40 34 18 20 19 Eliminated
Heo Chan-mi (ν—ˆμ°¬λ―Έ) Mostable Music A 10 11 29 10 13 14 16 20 Eliminated
Go A-ra (고아라) Astory Entertainment B 19 17 38 14 14 19 19 21 Eliminated
Kim Soo-a (κΉ€μˆ˜μ•„) A100 Entertainment C 37 38 85 37 12 13 21 22 Eliminated
Lee Ji-eun (이지은) The Music Works B 81 77 83 36 15 24 22 23 Eliminated
Shin Ji-won (신지원) JTG Entertainment C 33 25 56 23 28 27 26 24 Eliminated
Rui Watanabe (μ™€νƒ€λ‚˜λ²  루이) New Planet Entertainment C 25 27 57 24 21 21 24 25 Eliminated
Kim Min-joo (κΉ€λ―Όμ£Ό) Astory Entertainment A 31 35 68 30 44 22 27 26 Eliminated
Lee Soo-jin (μ΄μˆ˜μ§„) Fave Entertainment 9 13 9 22 8 6 3 4 Left
Kim Yoon-young (κΉ€μœ€μ˜) β€”N/a B 44 45 97 45 38 28 Eliminated
Kang Si-hyeon (κ°•μ‹œν˜„) Star Empire Entertainment A 18 20 52 22 36 29 Eliminated
Park Hae-young (λ°•ν•΄μ˜) 2able Company B 21 21 46 19 26 30 Eliminated
Lee Hyang-suk (이ν–₯μˆ™) SidusHQ B 9 10 26 9 11 31 Eliminated
Ng Sze Kai (응 씨 카이) Unleash Entertainment C 11 12 33 11 24 32 Eliminated
Lee Yong-chae (μ΄μš©μ±„) ONO Entertainment A 88 67 96 44 45 33 Eliminated
Yukika Teramoto (ν…ŒλΌλͺ¨ν†  μœ ν‚€μΉ΄) Mole Entertainment C 17 14 36 13 17 34 Eliminated
Park Hae-rin (λ°•ν•΄λ¦°) Fave Entertainment A 15 15 35 12 23 35 Eliminated
Kim Yoon-ji (κΉ€μœ€μ§€) Star Empire Entertainment A 42 40 81 36 40 36 Eliminated
Kim Hyeon-jeong (κΉ€ν˜„μ •) JTG Entertainment C 41 43 78 34 32 37 Eliminated
Go Jeong-hee (고정희) Astory Entertainment C 26 29 67 29 42 38 Eliminated
Choi Ha-young(μ΅œν•˜μ˜) Home Entertainment 9 35 26 50 21 29 39 Eliminated
Kim Young-seo (κΉ€μ˜μ„œ) RBW 9 39 42 94 42 46 40 Eliminated
Im So-hyeon (μž„μ†Œν˜„) Major 9 B 62 61 95 43 30 41 Eliminated
Yoo Jin-kyeong (μœ μ§„κ²½) Brave Entertainment 9 24 19 42 16 35 42 Eliminated
Yang Hye-seon (μ–‘ν˜œμ„ ) Hunus Entertainment A 38 39 72 32 37 43 Eliminated
Shin Ji-yoon (μ‹ μ§€μœ€) Fave Entertainment A 40 41 88 38 31 44 Eliminated
Kim Da-yoon (κΉ€λ‹€μœ€) Maroo Entertainment A 27 28 66 28 39 45 Eliminated
Im Jeong-min (μž„μ •λ―Ό) ONO Entertainment A 30 32 73 33 43 46 Eliminated
Kim Min-ji (κΉ€λ―Όμ§€) Happy Face Entertainment B 4 7 Left
Kim Yoo-hyeon (κΉ€μœ ν˜„) Happy Face Entertainment 9 12 13 Left
Lee Si-yeon (μ΄μ‹œμ—°) Happy Face Entertainment B 14 16 Left
Lee Yoo-bin (이유빈) Happy Face Entertainment B 23 24 Left
Heo Young-joo (ν—ˆμ˜μ£Ό) Mole Entertainment B 50 50 107 51 Eliminated
Mizuki Ogawa (μ˜€κ°€μ™€ λ―Έμ¦ˆν‚€) β€”N/a C 48 49 109 52 Eliminated
Kwak Hi-o (곽히였) Jungle Entertainment C 45 46 110 53 Eliminated
Lee Ye-eun (μ΄μ˜ˆμ€) Mole Entertainment C 52 52 112 54 Eliminated
Park So-eun (λ°•μ†Œμ€) Fave Entertainment A 43 48 114 55 Eliminated
Park Ji-woo (λ°•μ§€μš°) Start Entertainment A 61 57 116 56 Eliminated
Moon Seung-yoo (문승유) Start Entertainment C 54 51 117 57 Eliminated
Kim Seong-eun (김성은) RBW C 64 63 121 58 Eliminated
Shin Su-hyun (μ‹ μˆ˜ν˜„) Fave Entertainment C 53 54 123 59 Eliminated
Hwang Woo-rim (ν™©μš°λ¦Ό) Coridel Entertainment B 51 53 124 60 Eliminated
Baek Da-ae (λ°±λ‹€μ• ) Mostable Music A 69 64 125 61 Eliminated
Moon Eun-jin (문은진) Illusion Entertainment B 55 63 126 62 Eliminated
Park Ga-eun (박가은) The Entertainment Pascal B 75 81 129 63 Eliminated
Baek Min-seo (λ°±λ―Όμ„œ) Fave Entertainment B 60 58 130 64 Eliminated
Jung Ye-eun (μ •μ˜ˆμ€) Yama & Hotchicks B 65 66 133 65 Eliminated
Lee Soo-hyeon (μ΄μˆ˜ν˜„) Major 9 B 91 92 133 66 Eliminated
Kim Chae-hyeon (κΉ€μ±„ν˜„) Maroo Entertainment B 57 56 135 67 Eliminated
Kim Joo-yeon (κΉ€μ£Όμ—°) IME Korea A 79 89 136 68 Eliminated
Han Byeol (ν•œλ³„) Yama & Hotchicks C 68 69 137 69 Eliminated
Lee Yeo-reum (이여름) Roots Entertainment A 84 73 138 70 Eliminated
Seo Yu-ri (μ„œμœ λ¦¬) JTG Entertainment A 76 78 139 71 Eliminated
Bang Ye-sol (λ°©μ˜ˆμ†”) ONO Entertainment B 85 83 140 72 Eliminated
Rena Sekioka (μ„Έν‚€μ˜€μΉ΄ λ ˆλ‚˜) Star Road Entertainment C 77 76 141 73 Eliminated
Yoo Ha-jeong (μœ ν•˜μ •) Polaris Entertainment B 97 95 142 74 Eliminated
Jung Yoo-jeong (μ •μœ μ •) Alpha Entertainment C 59 59 143 75 Eliminated
Ahn Da-bi (μ•ˆλ‹€λΉ„) Maroo Entertainment B 86 79 144 76 Eliminated
Choi Ji-seon (μ΅œμ§€μ„ ) DK Entertainment A 93 96 145 77 Eliminated
Jang Eun-seong (μž₯은성) RBW B 73 80 146 78 Eliminated
Lee Bom (이봄) Roots Entertainment B 83 85 147 79 Eliminated
Hong Joo-hyeon (ν™μ£Όν˜„) Choon Entertainment C 56 60 148 80 Eliminated
Park Eun-jo (박은쑰) IME Korea C 96 94 149 81 Eliminated
Lee Ye-sol (μ΄μ˜ˆμ†”) RBW B 72 72 150 82 Eliminated
Kim Hee-soo (κΉ€ν¬μˆ˜) Eleven 9 Entertainment 9 90 97 151 83 Eliminated
Ahn Han-byeol (μ•ˆν•œλ³„) IME Korea B 70 86 152 84 Eliminated
Jo Yu-ri (쑰유리) RBW A 66 65 153 85 Eliminated
Baek Hye-jin (λ°±ν˜œμ§„) Jungle Entertainment B 74 68 154 86 Eliminated
Han Gyeo-ul (ν•œκ²¨μšΈ) ProBeat Company C 71 70 155 87 Eliminated
Jeon Ye-im (μ „μ˜ˆμž„) A100 Entertainment A 82 75 156 88 Eliminated
Yeo In-hye (μ—¬μΈν˜œ) CS Entertainment C 63 71 157 89 Eliminated
Seo Ji-heun (μ„œμ§€ν”) RBW C 78 82 158 90 Eliminated
Lee Seung-mi (이승미) Major 9 C 80 84 159 91 Eliminated
Park Cho-hyeon (λ°•μ΄ˆν˜„) Yama & Hotchicks C 94 93 160 92 Eliminated
Jeon Yoo-jin (μ „μœ μ§„) Roots Entertainment C 67 74 161 93 Eliminated
Jung Da-sol (정닀솔) JD Entertainment C 89 87 162 94 Eliminated
Song Ji-eun (솑지은) Double V Entertainment B 98 98 163 95 Eliminated
Choi Su-jeong (μ΅œμˆ˜μ •) Mostable Music C 92 90 164 96 Eliminated
Kim Soo-yeon (κΉ€μˆ˜μ—°) Tajoy Entertainment C 87 88 165 97 Eliminated
Im Ji-hye (μž„μ§€ν˜œ) Yama & Hotchicks A 95 91 166 98 Eliminated

Episodes

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The first half of the show is labelled 'Enter Tour Step' while the second half is 'Competition Step'.[7]

Episode 1 (October 29, 2017)

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The first episode introduces all 170 participants, some of whom described their intentions in joining the program. Noh Hong-chul was seen as the show's host. The next part introduces Yang Hyun-suk and rapper CL as the judges as they start travelling to different agencies located all over the country for the audition through Yang's car. Two buses ('Debut Bus' for the nine chosen contestants and 'Trainee Bus' for the remaining ones) are seen travelling along with the judges car. For every contestant who passes the audition, he or she would be riding the bus along with the other contestants. The trainees' auditions are simultaneously watched by the judges, their agency's CEO, and their co-trainees in the bus. At the end of the episode, the music video of "Just Dance" was shown.[35][36]

Episode 2 (November 5, 2017)

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The show starts with introducing a '1-Day Special Mission' for the chosen participants of the show, to be shown later on. For now, the episode continues with Yang Hyun-suk travelling to different places for auditions[37] In this episode, singer Zion.T comes along with him to judge. Towards the end of the episode, BigBang member Seungri joins Yang in his car going to one of the biggest agencies in South Korea, JYP Entertainment.[38]

Episode 3 (November 12, 2017)

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Again, the show starts with the participants gathering in a room to do the '1-Day Special Mission'; a new set of "Debut Team" will be formed after their evaluation.[37] Participants are given two (girls) or three (boys) dance songs for them to perform in front of judges Yang Hyun-suk and Lee Seungri. Participants who are given the pass by the judges would proceed to the singing portion and only nine people would be chosen to be included in the "Debut Team". The trainees are given a shortlist of songs. After the 20-minute video, auditions carry on with Yang Hyun-suk by himself for the first half of this episode. Then, the episode continues with finishing JYP Entertainment's audition's scene (which was held during the end of the second episode) and Park Jin-young judging YG Entertainment's trainees afterwards. The episode also features BigBang's Taeyang as a guest judge.[39] With this, this episode concludes the auditions for the show: the judges panel toured for 15 days (240 hours); 72 entertainment agencies have visited; 403 participants auditioned; 170 participants (98 girls and 72 boys) passed the audition. It also marks the start of public voting.[40]

Episode 4 (November 19, 2017)

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The episode starts off with giving each participant his/her number according to their rankings. All contestants are divided into four levels: Top 9, A, B, and C. At that moment, the 'Mix Nine's VLive Showcase' is announced along with the show's theme song, "Just Dance", and its choreography. The participants start to train by their levels with the trainers of the show. Right after, their mentors tell them their new mission: record their song and dance individually from 9AM to 3PM for re-evaluation of their level, or they are automatically put to C-class. The next day, all participants are to perform once again for a chance to level up (or down). Nine chosen members from each level of girls' and boys' team perform the song on stage. A new set of Debut Team are formed at the end: ONF's Hyojin and Fave's Lee Sujin are chosen by Yang as the male and female centers, respectively, for their first live performance.[41] In the performance, Blackpink's member Jennie joined as guest judge. By the end of the show, their rankings based on the judges and people's votes are revealed. In total votes, the boys team (28,650 votes) earned an additional 1000 points each for winning against the girls (25,680 votes).[42][43]

Episode 5 (November 26, 2017)

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Noh Hong-chul meets with the trainees to announce the next challenge after the ranking announcement. The trainees are tasked to perform live in groups based on positions they want to debut in: vocal, dance or rap. Participants of each gender will have to choose from four rap songs, six vocal songs, or eight dance songs: 18 songs in total.[44] If the number of people exceeded in their chosen song, the team will decide whom to drop through self-evaluation. The male and female participants will go against each other based on their position and the group who earns the highest points combined (50% judges; 50% audience's votes) will receive an additional 2,000 points each. Only six groups are covered this week.[45][46]

Episode 6 (December 3, 2017)

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The remaining twelve teams perform their respective stages and rehearsals for the groups are shown.[47] After the last performance, the contestants are shown their overall ranking based on their positions. The additional 2,000 points are given to nine teams (88 contestants) for receiving the combined highest points on their respective group and additional 2,000 points to Kim Byeong-kwan, Woo Jin-young, Kim Hyo-jin for males and Kim Hyun-jin, Jeong Sa-ra, Im So-hyun for females for receiving the highest points in dance, rap, and vocal position respectively.[48]

Episode 7 (December 10, 2017)

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The first elimination round takes place on this episode. Participants enter the stage by their Position Battle teams and snippets of their performance are shown. Yang announces whether each member passes or gets eliminated in the show based on the showcase, position battles, additional points and online votes. Out of 170 participants, 99 remain (46 girls; 52 boys) and 71 contestants are eliminated. The Top 9 from each gender were then announced: Woo Jin-young and Shin Ryu-jin receive 1st place,[49] while the former ranks first in the overall rank; Lee Jaejun ranks 99th, escaping elimination.[50]

Episode 8 (December 17, 2017)

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A new mission is announced: Formation Battle. Unlike the first mission, Formation Battle is a battle between the same gender. Also, the songs, remastered by YG producers, are decided through the survey about the contestants' role models and life-song. 10 teams are formed to compete for 10 songs given. Being in the Debut team, the members are allowed to choose their preferred songs. However, a maximum of three members from the Debut team are allowed in one song. They are to choose their members afterwards. The winning team will receive an additional of 10,000 votes while 2nd to 4th placers will receive 7000, 5000, 3000 more votes, respectively. 5th place receives 0 votes. The performances of all the female teams (5 groups) are covered this week: "Tell Me Your Wish" (Girls' Generation), "I'm Your Girl" (S.E.S.), "Bad Girl Good Girl" (Miss A), "Really Really" (Winner), and "Honey" (KARA).[51]

Episode 9 (December 24, 2017)

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The episode starts off with revealing the ranks of the girls' performances.[52] It then continues with the formation battle between the remaining 52 male contestants. The performances of all the male teams (5 groups) are as follows: "Hug" (TVXQ), "Ringa Linga" (Taeyang), "It's You" (Super Junior), "Paradise Lost" (Gain), and "Bang Bang Bang" (BigBang).[53]

Episode 10 (December 31, 2017)

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The episode starts off with revealing the ranks of the boys' performances. Then, another new mission is announced: Digital Song Battle. Both male and female teams will be given three songs - Kang Wook-jin, Diggy, and LIØN's "Hand in Hand"; FUTURE BOUNCE's "Super Freak"; MC Mong's "Stand By Me"; and "After This Night"; Ilhoon and Kamen Rider's "Hush"; and Kim Dohoon's "Dangerous Girl". Participants are judged individually and only ranks 1 to 27 from the male and female teams are able to participate however, prior to the elimination, all participants pick their chosen songs. Soon after, the second elimination round commenced. Yang announces whether each member passes or gets eliminated in the show, and then announces each Top 9. Woo Jin-young and Shin Ryu-jin rank 1st place once again; the latter ranks first in the overall rank.[54][55]

Episode 11 (January 7, 2018)

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Participants who survived are re-grouped (a maximum of nine members each) due to uneven distribution after the last elimination round. Male and female members from each team go against each other and the three best individuals for each team will receive 5000, 7000, and 10000 points, respectively. Individual scores are based on 20% judge votes and 80% audience votes. All three female groups are covered this week.[56][57]

Episode 12 (January 14, 2018)

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The episode follows the Digital Song Battle with the remaining three male groups' performances.[58] By the end of the episode, a preview of the Debut Team going to BigBang's concert as a present by Yang Hyun-suk was shown.

Episode 13 (January 21, 2018)

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The episode starts with a poll of the participants conducted before the elimination round. This includes 'Top 3 Visual': Kim Hyojin, Kim Hyun-jong, and Lee Jae-jun for boys, Lee Ha-young, Choi Moon-hee, and Jeon Hee-jin for girls; 'Hot Guy Representative' Shim Jae-young; 'Crying Queen' Shin Ji-won; 'Most Energetic Girl' Kim Su-hyun and Kim Hyun-jin; and 'Most Easily Excited Boy' Kim Guk-heon. During the elimination round; participants enter the stage by their Digital Song Battle teams. Jang Seongkyu replaced Noh as the host for today.[59] Names of the top 18 trainees are called by Yang one by one starting from rank 15. Shin Ryu-jin retains her 1st rank while Kim Hyo-jin replaces Woo Jin-young for the first time.[60] Four new songs are announced afterwards: "Come Over" (produced by Robin) and "Omona" for girls; "I Like It Too" (produced by Kang Wookjin, LIØN, and Diggy) and "What!?" (produced by Kang Wookjin, iHAWK, BIGTONE, and Diggy) for boys. The remaining trainees choose their positions beginning with rank 18 up to 1, with the higher ranked trainees being given the advantage of replacing the lower ranked trainees and bumping them into another song. After finalizing the teams of four groups at the end of the episode, 12 participant representatives' audition presentations or live performances are shown according to their positions: dance, rap, vocal.[61]

Episode 14 (January 26, 2018)

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This episode was broadcast live at the Ilsan Kintex, five days after the last episode. Both Noh Hong-chul and Jang Sungkyu host the show while the final judges include Seungri, Taeyang, Zion.T and Yang Hyun-suk.[6]

All the participants are first introduced one-by-one according to their ranks starting from the men's team. Soon after, they perform "Come Over", "What!?", "Omona", and "I Like It Too", respectively. After their performances, a VTR of the participants watching their individual "Just Dance" re-evaluation (from Episode 4) was shown. They then performed "Just Dance" live with Kim Hyo-jin and Shin Ryu-jin as the centers. Following the performance, the live voting closed and the announcement of Top 9 started. Both Woo Jin-young and Shin Ryu-jin topped the men's and women's team. In the end, men's team won against women's with the score of 8,114 over 7,866.[62] The scores are determined 20% pre-broadcast online votes, 30% text votes during the live show, 20% pre-broadcast online preference rankings, and 30% judges' scores.

Performances

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The following table shows the performances and winners during the three battles (Position Battle; Formation Battle; Digital Song Battle) during the show. The four songs performed live on Episode 14 are not listed.

Episode Battle Team name Song (singer/s) Score Result/winner Additional points
Ep. 6 Position Battle Vocal Shining Girls "It Hurts" (2NE1) 2366 KkoJjing (Boys Team) 0
KkoJjing "It's Ok" (BtoB) 4712 2,000
Rap 9ood 9irl "My Number" (Cheetah) 1352 Seven Stars (Boys Team) 0
Seven Stars "Born Hater" (Epik High) 3868 2,000
Dance Benefit "Boombayah" (Blackpink) 4544 Benefit (Girls Team) 2,000
PsychoPass "Very Good" (Block B) 4294 0
Ep.7 Rap Auh~! "Puss" (Jimin) 1984 Nerd'$ (Boys Team) 0
Nerd'$ "Okey Dokey" (Mino ft. Zico) 3404 2,000
Dance HotSpot "Starships" (Nicki Minaj) 4738 HotSpot (Girls Team) 2,000
One Way "What Makes You Beautiful" (One Direction) 3630 0
Vocal Frontal Breakthrough "Singing Got Better" (Ailee) 2920 HighQualityst (Boys Team) 0
HighQualityst "Love in the Ice" (TVXQ) 3754 2,000
Dance Mix Nice "Knock Knock" (Twice) 2806 Mazinger (Boys Team) 0
Mazinger "My House" (2PM) 5290 2,000
Vocal Bivid "Rain" (Taeyeon) 3926 Bivid (Girls Team) 2,000
Red Socks "Day One" (K.Will) 3094 0
Dance CuXy "Greedy" (Ariana Grande) 4978 CuXy (Girls Team) 2,000
Just8 "Kiss the Sky" (Jason Derulo) 3766 0
Ep.8 Formation Battle Lucky Goddess (ν–‰μš΄μ˜ μ—¬μ‹ ) "Genie" (Girls' Generation) 5822 4th place 3,000
Girlfriend "('Cause) I'm Your Girl" (S.E.S.) 6164 3rd place 5,000
Your Girl "Bad Girl Good Girl" (Miss A) 8024 1st place 10,000
Really Really (Reallyλ₯Ό μ°Ύμ•„μ„œ) "Really Really" (Winner) 7798 2nd place 7,000
Sweet Dream (κΏ€μž ) "Honey" (KARA) 5395 5th place 0
Ep.9 Hug'$ "Hug" (TVXQ) 7323 4th place 3,000
Taeyangyeol (νƒœμ–‘μ—΄) "Ringa Linga" (Taeyang) 8015 2nd place 7,000
It's You (λ‚˜λΌκ³ ) "It's You" (Super Junior) 6,459 5th place 0
Apricot Flavor (살ꡬ맛) "Paradise Lost" (Gain) 8207 1st place 10,000
King Wang Jjang (ν‚Ήμ™•μ§±) "Bang Bang Bang" (BigBang) 7719 3rd place 5,000
Ep.11 Digital Song Battle Excellent Vibe "Like A Star" 512 Kim Hyun-jin 10,000
478 Shin Ryu-jin 7,000
342 Jeon Hee-jin 5,000
My9 Me "Hush" 472 Jung Ha-yoon 10,000
350 Lee Soo-min 7,000
308 Kim Si-hyun 5,000
SSS "Dangerous Girl" 600 Lee Su-jin 10,000
308 Hwang Ji-min 7,000
288 Jung Sa-ra 5,000
Ep.12 Gangnam station "Super Freak" 558 Kim Byeong-kwan 10,000
404 Kim Min-seok 7,000
290 Park Min-kyun 5,000
Pyeongchang "Hand In Hand" 536 Lee Byeong-gon 10,000
314 Shim Jae-young 7,000
286 Woo Jin-young 5,000
9reat! "Stand By Me" 640 Kim Hyo-jin 10,000
328 Yao Ming Ming 7,000
262 Lee Jae-jun 5,000

Discography

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All singles were released by YG Entertainment and LOEN Entertainment.

Part 1

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"Part 1"
Single by Mix Nine
ReleasedOctober 29, 2017 (2017-10-29)
Genre
ProducerTeddy
No.TitleLyricsMusicProducerLength
1."Just Dance"
  • Teddy Park
  • Kush
  • R. Tee
  • Joe Rhee
Teddy2:57

Part 2

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"Part 2"
Single by Sori
ReleasedNovember 5, 2017 (2017-11-05)
Genre
  • Soundtrack
  • Ballad
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."To Myself (μž˜ν–ˆλ‹€ 말해주고 μ‹Άμ–΄)"
  • Heo Jung-joo (ν—ˆμ •μ£Ό)
  • Heo Jung-joo (ν—ˆμ •μ£Ό)
2:56

Part 3

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"Part 3"
Single by Mix Nine
ReleasedNovember 19, 2017 (2017-11-19)
Genre
  • Soundtrack
  • K-pop
  • Dance
ProducerTeddy
No.TitleLyricsMusicLength
1."Just Dance (Boy ver.)"
  • Kush
  • Joe Rhee
  • Teddy Park
  • Teddy Park
  • Kush
  • R. Tee
  • Joe Rhee
2:58
2."Just Dance (Girl ver.)"
  • Kush
  • Joe Rhee
  • Teddy Park
  • Teddy Park
  • Kush
  • R. Tee
  • Joe Rhee
2:58

Part 4

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"Part 4"
Single by Mix Nine
ReleasedJanuary 7, 2018 (2018-01-07)
Genre
  • Soundtrack
  • K-pop
  • Dance
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistsLength
1."Hush"
  • Kamen Rider (가면라이더)
  • Jung Il-hoon
My9 Me3:24
2."Like A Star"
  • MC Mong
  • Minjae (민제)
  • Eastwest
Excellent Vibe3:30
3."Dangerous Girl"
  • Kim Do-hoon (κΉ€λ„ν›ˆ)
  • Lee Sang-ho (μ΄μƒν˜Έ)
  • Hwasa
  • Kim Do-hoon (κΉ€λ„ν›ˆ)
  • Lee Sang-ho (μ΄μƒν˜Έ)
SSS3:42

Part 5

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"Part 5"
Single by Mix Nine
ReleasedJanuary 14, 2018 (2018-01-14)
Genre
  • Soundtrack
  • K-pop
  • Dance
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistsLength
1."Hand In Hand"
  • LIØN, Woo Jin-young (μš°μ§„μ˜)
  • Lee Byung-gon (이병곀)
  • Kim Young-jo (κΉ€μ˜μ‘°)
  • Shim Jae-young (μ‹¬μž¬μ˜)
  • Jin Sung-ho (μ§„μ„±ν˜Έ)
  • Kang Wook-jin (κ°•μš±μ§„)
  • LIØN
  • Diggy
Pyeongchang3:30
2."Super Freak"
  • Bigtone, iHWAK, Min Yeon-jae (λ―Όμ—°μž¬)
  • Future Bounce, Bigtone, iHWAK
Gangnam station3:34
3."Stand By Me"
  • MC Mong, The Channels, Eeastwest, Playground
9reat!3:22

Part 6

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Part 6
EP by
Mix Nine
ReleasedJanuary 27, 2018 (2018-01-27)
Genre
  • Soundtrack
  • K-pop
  • Dance
No.TitleLyricsMusicArtistsLength
1."OMG (μ–΄λ¨Έλ‚˜)"
  • Joe Rhee
  • 24
  • Joe Rhee
Universe3:06
2."Come To Play (λ†€λŸ¬μ™€)"
  • Robin (둜빈)
  • Kim Kyung (κΉ€κ²½)
  • Bigtone
  • Robin (둜빈)
  • Millennium
Our Home3:25
3."What!? (뭐!?)"
  • iHWAK
  • Bigtone
  • Lee Byeong-gon (이병곀)
  • Woo Jin-young (μš°μ§„μ˜)
  • Jin Sung-ho (μ§„μ„±ν˜Έ)
  • Kang Wook-jin (κ°•μš±μ§„)
  • iHWAK
  • Bigtone
  • Diggy
Top Line3:21
4."I Like it Too(λ‚˜λ„ μ’‹μ•„)"
  • LIØN
  • Diggy
  • Kang Wook-jin (κ°•μš±μ§„)
  • Kang Wook-jin (κ°•μš±μ§„)
  • LIØN
  • Diggy
Like 8+13:30

Ratings

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In the table below, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings.

Episode Date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen Ratings[63] TNmS Ratings[64]
Nationwide Seoul National Capital Area Nationwide
1 October 29, 2017 1.919% NR 1.7%
2 November 5, 2017 1.527% NR 2.0%
3 November 12, 2017 1.706% NR 2.1%
4 November 19, 2017 1.301% NR 1.4%
5 November 26, 2017 0.958% NR 1.3%
6 December 3, 2017 1.026% NR 1.2%
7 December 10, 2017 1.178% NR 1.2%
8 December 17, 2017 1.113% NR 1.5%
9 December 24, 2017 0.884% NR 0.9%
10 December 31, 2017 0.641% NR 0.9%
11 January 7, 2018 0.716% NR 0.8%
12 January 14, 2018 0.546% NR 0.8%
13 January 21, 2018 0.7% NR 0.8%
14 January 26, 2018 1% NR 0.9%
  • This programme aired on a cable channel/pay TV which normally has a relatively smaller audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBS, SBS, MBC & EBS).
  • NR rating means "not reported".

Aftermath

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On May 3, 2018, YG Entertainment revealed that the debut for the male winning group had been cancelled.[65][66]

On June 26, 2018, Happyface Entertainment, whose male trainee Woo Jin Young was set to debut as their center, filed a lawsuit against YG for 10 million Korean won (over 8,800 USD).[67][unreliable source?] "More than to be compensated for all the damages we have received, this is a symbolic amount filed in our hopes that Korean popular culture, the home of hallyu, will progress healthily without the overuse of power by large companies," stated a source from Happyface.

On November 26, 2018, representatives from each company presented their arguments at the Seoul Central District Court. The court made the decision to proceed, and the next day of argument was set for January 16, 2019.[68][unreliable source?]

Notes

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  1. ^ a b Male and female rankings are combined.
  2. ^ Male ranking only
  3. ^ Female ranking only

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