"Show Me 12" is coming..Kim Ha-on → Essence Sharout High School Student Appears "I'm a dude" [Roundup]

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Show Me the Money 12 has opened a spectacular door.

According to AGB Nielsen, a ratings survey group, the first episode of Mnet's hip-hop survival "Show Me the Money 12," which premiered on the 15th, ranked first in viewership (based on paid ratings in the metropolitan area) at the same time, including terrestrial broadcasting, including male and female teenage viewers and men in their 20s. In the highest ratings, women in their 40s were the highest at 3.0%, followed by men in their teens (2.7%) and men in their 20s (2.5%).

On this day, the first preliminary round of unaccompanied rap screening was held for the birth of a new icon in the hip-hop scene. This season, which expanded the scale to global qualifiers as well as regional qualifiers including Seoul, Gwangju, Busan, and Jeju, attracted a total of 36,000 applicants, proving a legendary class.

The first round of qualifying was conducted in a way that the producer received a one-on-one review with no music rap. In the all-time three-way race between named, new, and global rappers, the notable part was the performance of new rappers. Producers even said, "The board itself has definitely changed." Royal 44, who captivated Jay-Tong's heart with his magical rap and eyes, and Now I'm Young, Young Blessy, Young Hae-ri, and Scarf, who received rave reviews from producers for their fresh and original flow, also wore passing necklaces. On top of that, female rappers who received lower lip service in the hip-hop scene, such as 200, Lucy Gang, and Chiochikano, were also prominent.

The lowered age group has also attracted attention as one of the pillars of this season's change, with only 12,000 teenage applicants. Teenage "baby beast" Millimax lightly passed the first preliminary round amid Crush's rave reviews that "it looks like you're seeing me 10 years ago," and high school student Lee Woo-joo, who received a shoutout from Essence, was also listed as a successful candidate. Young-pa's leader Jeong Sun-hye, who is called as an idol rapper, caught the eye by receiving a pass necklace from Zico after the third attempt.

We could not forget the performance of the named rappers. Kundipanda, the semi-finalist of "Show Me the Money 9" and the main character of the "Root" stage, passed the first preliminary round with a veteran's sense of stability. Flicky Bang, who led the "Ganggang" meme, his best friend Trayv, twlv, who received praise from Park Jae-bum for his exquisite harmony of rap and melody, and Gen the Zilla, Kwon Oh-sun, Kim Ki-tae, and Rafsandu, who are active rappers, also passed side by side. The appearance of Kim Ha-on, a former winner of "High School Rapper 2," also drew attention. Producer Crush, amid applause from the scene, said, "Kim Ha-on is Kim Ha-on. I'm just a guy," he said, handing over the pass necklace.

With 36,000 applicants, the largest ever, various characters with jewel-like personalities have completed the charm of "Show Me the Money"'s comprehensive gift set, which has returned in a long time. The performances of hip-hop grandmother Crew, who showed that passion has no age, and the unique characters who led the producers' "Smiling" challenge also decorated the first broadcast more colorfully. The meeting between Kwon and Zico, members of the virtual idol SKINZ, which appeared for the first time in the history of "Show Me the Money," is also drawing attention right after the broadcast.

The results of the screening of Thai hip-hop star Millie, who overwhelmed the attention from the appearance, were not disclosed until the end, leaving questions. At the end of the broadcast, the global preliminary round, featuring Hong Kong hip-hop legend JB and Japanese hip-hop world's rising star Red Eye, was announced, adding to expectations.

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