Josh has two K-pop role models, G-Dragon and BTS. On another end of the spectrum are the Viva Hot Babes or the Sex Bomb girls — really more of a spectacle than a musical group. But let’s be real here: is this a good thing? Why would anyone invest time and effort in something that they’re not sure will pay off, right? Stable vocals, Much of the future is still up in the air for SB19 and the groups like them, and I have many questions that can only be answered in time (one being: are we really sticking to the term P-Pop?

SB19 is managed by a Korean entertainment company called ShowBT and is meant to be “a collaboration between Korea and the Philippines.” SB comes from their agency’s name, while 19 is a play on numbers— in an interview with K-Street Manila, leader Sejun mentioned that it’s based on the country codes of South Korea and the Philippines. Popularly, known to dye his hair using different shades, His first Instagram post was made in September 2014, Josh has more than 114k followers on Instagram, Josh is a video game fan just like some members of his crew, He is among the first three members to have joined SB19. Mainstream-wise, it seems that we’re seeing a trend in pop groups ditching the Western formula and turning to East Asia for inspiration. !” Sure, SB19 had a lucky break by way of viral video, but they’ve also got the vocal and dancing chops to live up to that statement. It’s the KathNiels, AlDubs, LizQuens, and JaDines that, well, get all the love. Instead of hate (y’all know how toxic Pinoy comments sections can get), the feedback so far has generally been all heart and sparkle emojis, with everyone congratulating them and commending their talent. Yes, Amazon Luna dodges Apple’s cloud gaming rules — when will Nvidia and Google? Before joining B19, he was in another dance group known as SE-EON. No proof that he loves food, but he enjoys cooking. Best Performance by a Group Recording Artist, Most Promising Recording/Performing Group, This page was last edited on 23 September 2020, at 00:51. The members revealed the emblem on 10th October 2019 through their official Instagram page. A common argument that people throw around about K-Pop is that our very own countrymen can do better. They’re the first-ever Filipino boy-group to be trained under a Korean entertainment company. The guys even end their captions with hashtags of their names (hello #SB19_JOSH). SB19 Members Profile: SB19 Facts and Ideal Types SB19 (에스비19) is a 5 member Filipino boy-group under SHOWBT Entertainment. Prior to the viral video, they’d already uploaded loads of content on YouTube and Facebook, including their very own variety show called Show Break, complete with English subtitles and makulit editing and captions. The One Cereal from the 1990s You Know You Miss, A journalist’s conviction spells trouble for democracy, Two New Studies Say You Can Now Get Coronavirus This Way. The group's name was taken from the initials of their Korean management company, ShowBT, while the number 19 was derived from the numerical difference between the country codes of South Korea (82) and the Philippines (63), signifying the strong bond between the two countries that led to the group's creation. dance practice posted on YouTube and the song’s music video (shot on a rooftop along P. Burgos) have since garnered over a million views and counting.

I’ve already seen a couple of line distribution and SB19 crack videos going around — truly a sign that you’ve made it in the stan world. Hotdogs and gungjatang are his favorite foods, Smoke and Mirrors happens to Sejun’s favorite book. If the fact that Go Up has been stuck in my head since last week is any indication of what’s to come, then I guess I’m here for it. He has been in control of his peers right from the beginning. Also, his Instagram page is full of food pictures.

My dad, who by now is already jaded towards my fangirling tendencies, didn’t even bother asking about it at first. And if you subtract 82 and 63, it’s also 19. It’s exciting to think of how these groups could pave the way for that in this fast-growing, wildly diverse landscape of OPM. SB19 is managed by a Korean entertainment company called ShowBT and is meant to be “a collaboration between Korea and the Philippines.” SB comes from their agency’s name, while 19 is a play on numbers— in an interview with K-Street Manila, leader Sejun mentioned that it’s based on the country codes of South Korea and the Philippines. The guys even end their captions with hashtags of their names (hello #SB19_JOSH).