"Is dancing important, or is singing important?"... A 10-year-old contestant's logical persuasion during team formation

During the team formation process of a trot audition program, the logical attitude shown by a minor contestant is drawing attention. According to a video uploaded to the TVCHOSUN JOY channel, a difference of opinion arose among the contestants who formed teams regarding practice methods and priorities.

"Movement must be synchronized together"... Conflict of opinion surrounding practice priorities

In the video, before entering full-scale practice after forming teams, the contestants clashed over whether to practice singing or dancing first. One contestant expressed the desire to practice singing first, mentioning that singing could be done separately at home during the remaining two weeks. On the other hand, another contestant emphasized the importance of dancing and prioritized synchronizing movements.

In particular, one contestant, confirmed to be 10 years old, argued the necessity of dance practice and checking movements at this point, stating, "Movement is something we all have to synchronize together right now," noting that it would be difficult to memorize if they were suddenly told later. In this process, a difference of opinion also appeared between the position aiming for traditional trot and the position mentioning semi-trot. The contestants asserted the urgency of practice, saying, "Singing can be practiced later, but dancing must be synchronized along with the movements."

Misunderstandings, conflict, and an atmosphere leading to reconciliation

The difference of opinion regarding practice methods also led to emotional confrontation among the contestants. The video captures moments where they felt upset with each other over the direction of practice, causing the atmosphere to stiffen for a moment.

However, the contestants soon worked to resolve their misunderstandings. In the video, the contestants are shown expressing apologies to each other and concluding the conflict through hugs. The contestants exchanged apologies, saying, "We misunderstood each other," and through this process, they resolved the conflict and formed an atmosphere to focus on practice again.

A challenge without weapons and the continuing stage

After resolving the conflict, the contestants presented the stages they each prepared. In the latter half of the video, the contestants are shown continuing the stage while singing. One of the contestants revealed their determination for the stage by saying, "I am coming out without weapons," and the singing and performance of the contestants continued in the subsequent song stage.