Trainee Wang Jyunhao Reveals Bitter Experience While Participating in Produce X 101, Only Allowed to Sleep for Half an Hour - Fell Victim to Malicious Editing

Kapanlagi.com - There is a price to pay behind the exposure gained by trainees when their faces appear on the screen. This was experienced firsthand by former contestant Produce X 101's Wang Jyunhao during his participation in the survival show.

The bloody and tearful history of Wang Jyunhao buried in the Produce X 101 draft was only known to the public after this former YG Entertainment trainee spoke out on Taiwan TVBS News. Jyunhao himself joined Produce X 101 in May 2019 after previously being eliminated from another survival show, YG TREASURE BOX.

1. Limited Break Time

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Jyunhao revealed that PD Produce X 101 treated him poorly. The trainees who became victims were not only him, but also his Japanese teammate.

Furthermore, this Korean named Guno even couldn't get enough sleep because he had to practice continuously. Jyunhao admitted that this treatment affected both his physical and mental health.

"At least I could sleep less than 2 or even 1 hour a day. Sometimes I could only sleep for 30 minutes. I immediately woke up and started practicing again," said Wang Jyunhao as quoted from Allkpop.

2. Victims of Evil Editing

Jyunhao's bitter experience didn't stop there. The 19-year-old trainee also revealed the fact that the popularity of some trainees even decreased due to evil editing that cut out all the clips of their hard work as participants of Produce X 101.

"It really stressed me out," he said.

3. Valuable Lessons

The bitter experience as a trainee from outside Korea did not stop Jyunhao from pursuing his dream of becoming an idol in this ginseng country. Jyunhao, who is currently completing high school education in Taiwan, has even made plans to continue his journey in South Korea.

"In the past two years, I have participated in two talent search competitions. Although I have lost the opportunity to debut, I have gained valuable experience. Due to military service and the pandemic, I am currently staying in Taiwan. I will return to South Korea in the future to train and continue to strive to fulfill my dream," said Jyunhao.

"Although it was very bitter, I now consider this experience as a memory," he concluded.

(all/rsp)