Hi~ I’m working hard on dancing and singing every day.
But sometimes I feel tired and lose confidence…
How do other trainees or idols stay motivated?
What do you do when you feel like giving up?
Any advice to stay strong during hard times?

I want to prepare for K-pop auditions, and I’m looking for a program that can guide me step by step.
Does your site have any special courses or tips focused on audition preparation?
Like how to choose a song, what to wear, and how to make a good first impression?
Also, do you offer help with recording audition videos?

Thank you for supporting trainees like me! 🎤💃

Hello! I recently discovered Daeppang and it looks like a great place to grow as a performer.
I live overseas, so I was wondering — are the lessons live or pre-recorded?
If they’re live, what platform do you use and how do I join?
Also, can I get feedback from teachers even if I’m not in Korea?
I’d really love to hear your advice on how to improve!

Thank you for helping future idols like us! 🌟

Hello! I’m really curious about trainee life.
What’s a normal day like in a trainee’s schedule?
Do trainees get any free time to rest or have fun?
Is it super strict all the time?
I want to be ready, so I want to know what to expect!

Hi Daeppang!
I’m an aspiring K-pop idol, and I found your website while searching for helpful classes.
I’m really interested in taking your vocal and dance lessons, but I have a few questions.
Are your classes available for international students too?
Do I need to speak Korean to understand the lessons, or are there subtitles in English?
Also, is there a schedule I can follow from a different time zone?

I’d love to join and learn more from your amazing instructors! Thank you! 🙏💖

I want to audition for a K-pop company.
But I live overseas, so I can’t go to Korea right now.
Are online auditions just as good as in-person ones?
What should I prepare to have a better chance?
Any tips from people who already tried?

Hi everyone!
I’m a foreigner dreaming of becoming a K-pop idol.
Do I need to speak Korean fluently before becoming a trainee?
I’m studying now, but I’m not confident yet.
Can trainees learn Korean during training?

For example, phrases I could use at a restaurant or hotel while traveling in Korea? I’d love to take a class that teaches practical expressions like that! Learning simple and essential phrases would make my trip to Korea much more enjoyable!😆

The classes are affordable and offer a variety of content, but how many minutes does each class last? I think it's a great advantage that many people can access these classes at a low cost.

The members of BLACKPINK are still together as a group, but it seems like they're focusing more on their individual activities than before. Each member is actively promoting solo albums, and they appear to be concentrating on acting and other media projects. In Korea, is it a common trend for idols to pursue solo careers after gaining popularity and success as a group?