In the 'Kingdom' Press Conference which was held on Thursday (1/4) today, CP Park Chan Wook talked about Yunho's segment editing and Changmin's expertise when hosting the event. Like what?
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On Thursday (1/4), participants and the production team of "Kingdom" attended an online press conference, right before its premiere tonight. On this occasion, CP chief producer Park Chan Wook praised TVXQ's Max Changmin skills when he became an MC.
First of all, CP Park Chan Wook answered questions about U-Know Yunho who initially participated as a co-MC until he was trapped in a case of violation of the COVID-19 curfew. CP Park said, "We will edit the Yunho segment until episode 3. After that, Changmin will take the lead as the only host."
He then praised Changmin's skills when he became an MC. "So far, Changmin has been a great host and sincerely advised each team as a sunbae. He has shown an honorable image as a sunbae," he added.
"He may fulfill his role as MC on the screen. But overall, Changmin leads the program and the cast as their sunbae. We hope viewers will appreciate his position positively," explained CP Park.
On the same occasion, PD Lee Young Joo explained the rules and voting for "Kingdom" which is different from its predecessor competition, "Road to Kingdom". It will also evaluate objectively by including global fans.
PD Lee explained, "Regarding the evaluation and judging, the winners of each round of the competition will be determined based on 25 percent of votes by competing artists, 25 percent of votes by a panel consisting of 30 percent experts, 40 percent of votes by domestic and global fans, and 10 percent of votes. through YouTube views. "
He continued, "For the most objective evaluation, this time the vote will include global fans. We have also invited 30 entertainment industry experts to judge each round. We can't say who they are, but a panel has already been created."
"For the final round which is held in person, the rules will be slightly different. There is no elimination, each team has a unique and different color and represents an artistic group in their own right. So it would be ridiculous to eliminate anyone," concluded PD Lee. (wk / eval)
