SBS 'The Show' to resume broadcast on June 2.. Comeback after six months [Official]

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SBS Life music program 'The Show' will resume broadcasting on June 2 at 6 p.m., starting with episode 394.

'The Show' announced on the 28th that it will resume broadcasting on June 2, marking its return after approximately six months.

This season is set to reboot by combining technology and data in collaboration with BIGC, a global entertainment technology company that recently acquired media IP, with CEO Kim Mi-hee.

'The Show' is a music program that has been on air since its first broadcast in 2012, continuing for 15 years. It has drawn attention as the stage where groups such as BTS, NCT DREAM, and ENHYPEN experienced the thrill of their first music show number-one wins.

The new season, unveiled after about six months, will showcase powerful innovation by completely overhauling its platform and chart system to global standards. The most noticeable change is the diversification of the chart tallying method. Moving away from the existing domestic-focused framework, it will fully incorporate streaming data from global music services into the tally. Additionally, it will introduce a 'Fandom Engagement Score' that precisely measures activity on global social platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok, aiming to project the actual influence and trends of fans worldwide onto the charts in the most fair and intuitive manner.

Starting from this season, all pre-show real-time after-voting for 'The Show' will be conducted exclusively through the BIGC app and web platform, with pre-voting opening on the 29th.

The broadcasting network will also be further strengthened to expand engagement with fans. This broadcast will be aired domestically via SBS Life while simultaneously being live-streamed globally through BIGC ON, which provides customized live and VOD services for diverse users in various countries, and through the TikTok live stream of the global mega digital media 'THE K-POP' YouTube channel, which boasts approximately 2.9 million subscribers.

BIGC Kim Mi-hui (CEO) stated, "We have prepared the next-generation global music show where fans can participate most proactively in response to the evolving K-pop fandom environment," and added, "Through global data integration collected from K-POP RADAR, a K-pop-exclusive chart, and BIGC's voting technology, we will present the ultimate stage created together by fans and artists worldwide."

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