Produce 101

Produce 101

Promotional poster
Directed by An Joon-young
Presented by Jang Keun-suk[1]
Opening theme "Pick Me"
by PRODUCE 101[2]
Composer(s) DJ KOO, Midas-T, Maximite[2]
Country of origin South Korea
Original language(s) Korean
No. of seasons 1
No. of episodes 11
Production
Executive producer(s) Han Dong-chul[1]
Running time 90 minutes
Fridays at 23:00 KST
Production company(s) CJ E&M
Signal Entertainment Group
Distributor CJ E&M
Budget ₩4 billion (approximately US$3.4 million)[3]
Release
Original network Mnet
Original release January 22, 2016 (2016-01-22) – present
External links
Website

Produce 101 (Hangul: 프로듀스 101, stylized as PRODUCE 101) is a 2016 reality girl group survival show on Mnet. It is a large-scale project in which the public "produces" a unit girl group by choosing members from a pool of 101 trainees from 46 entertainment companies as well as the group's concept, debut song, and group name. The show has the second largest budget of all shows produced by Mnet at about four billion won (approximately $3.4 million).[3][4][5]

Concept

Produce 101 is the nation's first agency-collaboration unit girl group project, which brings together 101 trainees from different entertainment companies both inside and outside of South Korea, and 11 trainees will be selected to form a unit girl group. The unit group will stay together for a year and release an album under the record label of CJ E&M, but may later join a girl group that their agencies are planning. The members have begun living together on December 5, 2015. They took to the stage for the first time to face off in a group mission at the CJ E&M studio in Ilsan on December 27, 2015.[4][6][7]

For the girls' trainings, several artists have been recruited for the show. Actor-singer Jang Keun-suk serves as a mentor while Brown Eyed Girls' vocalist JeA alongside vocal trainer Kim Sung-eun, soloist Kahi with choreographer Bae Yoon-jung, and rapper Cheetah are respectively in charge of vocal, dance and rap training.[8][9][10][11] In addition, trainer Ray Yang is in charge of the girls' fitness training.[12]

Pre-show promotions

Produce 101 was unveiled for the first time on Episode 453 of M Countdown on December 17, 2015. The group was presented by Jang Keun-suk, and 98 out of 101 members showcased their talents through a EDM song "Pick Me"; three members could not make it due to personal reasons.[6][13]

Beginning on December 18, 2015, the 101 participants were revealed via official website, Facebook, Instagram and Naver TV Cast over the course of seven days. Each of the girls were introduced through profile with photos and video introductions.[5][14][15]

On January 21, 2016, a production presentation for the show was held at the 63 Convention Center in Yeouido, Seoul. MC Jang Keun-suk, the five mentors, and 97 out of 101 trainees attended the presentation.[16] During the event, it was revealed that the unit girl group from Produce 101 with 11 members will debut on April 3, 2016 under YMC Entertainment.[17]

Members

Arrangement is according to the official website.[18]

On the third episode, which was aired on February 5, 2016, it was revealed that four trainees have left the show: Kim Ha-yun (101 Doors), Yim Kyung-ha (Astory Entertainment), Lim Hyo-sun (CMG Chorok Stars) and Ma Eun-jin (Clear Company).[19][20]

Company Name
Astory Entertainment
  • Park Ga-eul (박가을)
  • Yim Kyung-ha (임경하)1
FM Entertainment Yun Yu-dam (윤유담)
Kconic Entertainment
  • Kim Min-ji (김민지)2
  • Kim Hyeong-eun (김형은)
  • Park Se-hee (박세희)
  • Lee Jin-hee (이진희)3
M2 Project Pyun Kang-yoon (편강윤)4
MJ Entertainment
  • Kim Mi-so (김미소)
  • Yu Su-a (유수아)
  • Heo Saem (허샘)
Pledis Entertainment
  • Gang Gyeong-won (강경원)
  • Kang Yae-bin (강예빈)
  • Kim Min-kyeong (김민경)
  • Park Si-yeon (박시연)
  • Lim Na-Young (임나영)
  • Jung Eun-woo (정은우)5
  • Zhou Jieqiong (주결경)
YAMA&HOTCHICKS Entertainment Lim Jung-min (임정민)
The Music Works Kim So-hee (김소희)
Starship Entertainment
  • Kim Tae-ha (김태하)6
  • Shim Chae-eun (심채은)
  • Yu Yeun-jung (유연정)
Chungchun Music Kang Si-ra (강시라)
2able Company Park Hae-young (박해영)
101 Doors Kim Ha-yun (김하윤)
Cube Entertainment
  • Kwon Eun-bean (권은빈)
  • Lee Youn-seo (이윤서)
  • Jeon So-yeon (전소연)
Happy Face Entertainment
  • Kim Si-hyeon (김시현)
  • Kim Woo-jung (김우정)
  • Kim Ja-yeon (김자연)
  • Kim Ji-sung (김지성)
  • Kim Hong-eun (김홍은)
  • Lee Su-hyeon (이수현)
  • Hwang Soo-yeon (황수연)
  • Hwang A-young (황아영)
LOEN Entertainment Park So-yeon (박소연)7
MAJESTY
Music K Entertainment Kim Ju-na (김주나)9
RedLine Entertainment Kim So-hye (김소혜)10
Nextar Entertainment
  • Moon Hyun-ju (문현주)
  • Choi Eun-bin (최은빈)11
Mystic Entertainment Kim Su-hyun (김수현)
Star Planet Co. Ham Ye-ji (함예지)12
Chorokbaem Juna Ng Sze Kai (응 씨 카이)13
Tipping Entertainment Ariyoshi Risa (아리요시 리사)
Company Name
Individual Trainee
  • Kang Si-won (강시원)
  • Kim Min-jung (김민정)14
  • Kim Seo-kyoung (김서경)
  • Kim Si-hyeon (김시현)
  • Seong Hye-min (성혜민)
CMG Chorok Stars Lim Hyo-sun (임효선)15
Jellyfish Entertainment
  • Kang Mi-na (강미나)
  • Kim Na-young (김나영)
  • Kim Se-jeong (김세정)16
LOUDers Entertainment
  • Kim Bo-seon (김보선)17
  • Lee Seo-jeong (이서정)
  • Hwang Se-young (황세영)
MBK Entertainment
  • Ki Heui-hyeon (기희현)18
  • Kim Danielle (김다니)19
  • Jung Chae-yeon (정채연)18
Next Level Entertainment Lee Se-heun (이세흔)
SS Entertainment
  • Seo Hye-lin (서혜린)
  • Lee Su-hyun (이수현)
  • Lee Hae-in (이해인)
Duble Kick Company Heo Chan-mi (허찬미)20
Blessing Entertainment
  • Kim Do-hee (김도희)
  • Kim Sol-ee (김솔이)
  • Bang Joon-hee (방준희)
  • Ahn Yu-mi (안유미)
  • Oh Han-areum (오한아름)
Hello Music Entertainment Kim Da-jeong (김다정)
Cani Star Entertainment Park Ha-yi (박하이)
Fantagio
  • Kim Do-yeon (김도연)
  • Lee Soo-min (이수민)
  • Jung Hae-rim (정해림)
  • Choi Yoo-jung (최유정)
  • Chu Ye-jin (추예진)
DSP Media
  • Yoon Chae-kyung (윤채경)21
  • Cho Shi-yoon (조시윤)21
JYP Entertainment Ennik Somi Douma (전소미)22
M&H
  • Kim Chung-ha (김청하)
  • Oh Seo-jung (오서정)23
Midas Entertainment
  • Kim Yeon-kyeong (김연경)
  • Shin Hye-hyeon (신혜현)
  • Lee Chae-lin (이채린)
  • Choi Yu-bin (최유빈)
  • Katherine C. Lee (캐서린 리)
  • Han Ji-yeon (한지연)
NHemg Hwang Ri-yu (황리유)
Star Empire Entertainment
  • Kang Si-hyeon (강시현)
  • Kim Yun-ji (김윤지)
  • Han Hye-ri (한혜리)
Magic Fresh Company
  • Nam Su-jin (남수진)
  • Park Min-ji (박민지)
Show Works Hwang In-sun (황인선)24
ECUBE Media Kim Seol-a (김설아)25
Clear Company Ma Eun-jin (마은진)26
&August Entertainment Yoon Seo-hyeung (오서정)

  • 1Yim Kyung-ha was a contestant on K-pop Star 2.
  • 2Kim Min-ji is a former member of girl group Scarlet under the stage name Kimi.
  • 3Lee Jin-hee is the cousin of K-pop Star 4 runner-up Lee Jin-ah.
  • 4Pyun Kang-yoon was one of the original members of girl group Blady.[21]
  • 5Jung Eun-woo was a contestant on competition show Superstar K4 and The Voice Kids Korea.[22]
  • 6Kim Tae-ha is revealed to be younger cousin of singer Kim Junsu, and to have been a contestant on competition show Superstar K1.[23]
  • 7Park So-yeon was a contestant on competition show K-pop Star 2.[24]
  • 8An Ye-seul was a contestant on competition show Superstar K4.
  • 9Kim Ju-na is the half-sister of actor Kim Soo-hyun.[25][26]
  • 10Kim So-hye appeared in the music videos of The Ark's "The Light" and Jinlin Wang's "Goodbye School". She also had a cameo appearance in 2015 Korean web drama "Flatterer" on Naver TV Cast.
  • 11Choi Eun-bin participated as a rapper for the song "First Love", sung by T-ara, for Nextar Entertainment's "Cho Young-soo All-Star Signature Project". She was credited with the stage name EB.
  • 12Ham Ye-ji is also a former member of Blady. She joined the group in November, 2013 but left in late 2014.[27]
  • 13Ng Sze Kai, also known as Shin, is a member of As One.
  • 14Kim Min-Jung was a contestant on competition show K-pop Star 2.[28]
  • 15Lim Hyo-sun is a member of Kiwi Band under the stage name Ellie.
  • 16Kim Se-jeong was a contestant on competition show K-pop Star 2.[29]
  • 17Kim Bo-seon is a former member of girl group A.N.D.S.
  • 18Ki Heui-hyeon (under her stage name Cathy) and Jung Chae-yeon debuted as members of MBK Entertainment's rookie girl group DIA in September, 2015. They have temporarily withdrawn the group to join the show.[30][31]
  • 19Kim Danielle was a temporary member of T-ara N4 under her Korean name Dani.[32]
  • 20Heo Chan-mi is a former member of Coed School and F-ve Dolls.[33]
  • 21Yun Chae-kyoung and Cho Shi-yoon were members of the disbanded group Puretty and took part in the 2014 reality show Kara Project.[34] Cho Shi-yoon also appeared in 2014 Korean drama Seonam Girls High School Investigators for a supporting role.[35]
  • 22Ennik Somi Douma, also known as Jeon Somi, was a member of 2015 reality survival show Sixteen created by JYP Entertainment and Mnet.[36][37]
  • 23Oh Seo-jung was a contestant on competition show Superstar K4.
  • 24Hwang In-sun is a member of girl group Smile.G.[38]
  • 25Kim Seol-a was a contestant on competition show Superstar K6 as well as season 3 of MBC's Birth of a Great Star.
  • 26Ma Eun-jin was set to debut as a member of girl group Playback but withdrew due to unconfirmed rumour about her as a sasaeng fan in the past.[39]

Episodes

Episode 1 (January 22, 2016)

The 101 contestants are introduced and enter the studio where 101 seats are arranged in a pyramid with the chair for the '#1' trainee at the top. The contestants are then asked to perform by company and each individual trainee is judged based on their overall talents. They are given grades, with A being the highest and F the lowest. These will also be the groups that will determine how they will be trained. At the end of the broadcast, the popularity ranking is shown, with JYP Entertainment's Jeon Somi in first place.[40][41]

Episode 2 (January 29, 2016)

After being grouped according to the grades given to the trainees, Jang Keun-suk announced that they will be performing on M! Countdown and are given the song "Pick Me" which they must learn in the following days. Their line distribution and overall participation in the performance will be decided from their groups, in which case A would have the most number of lines while F would be backup dancers. They are also informed that they will be re-evaluated and must practice for three days to be reassigned to their final groups. One by one, the trainees are filmed performing the song on their own which will be watched and evaluated by the judges. They are then given their new grades and asked to move to their new rooms. The episode ends with JYP's Jeon Somi's name tag being shown on the screen, presumably to have been moved from group A.[42][43][44]

Episode 3 (February 5, 2016)

The girls move to their new groups after the re-evaluations. They start rehearsing for their "Pick Me" stage where Fantagio's Choi Yoo-jung, who was moved from group D to A, was chosen as the center. After the performance, Jang Keun-suk announced the departure of 3 trainees from the show and also announced that 37 contestants will be eliminated in the next episode. The trainees start their second mission, which would be group performances. They are given the debut songs of ten girl groups: Wonder Girls' "Irony", KARA's "Break It", Girls' Generation's "Into the New World", After School's "AH", 2NE1's "Fire", 4Minute's "Hot Issue", f(x)'s "LA chA TA", SISTAR's "Push Push", miss A's "Bad Girl Good Girl", and Apink's "I Don't Know". The girls in group A compete for each song individually through a race and are given the privilege of picking members from each group to form their teams. Each song will be performed live by two groups and will be voted on. Their points from the live voting will be combined with their online votes which will then determine their scores. Members of the winning group will gain an extra 1000 points each.[45][46][47]

Episode 4 (February 12, 2016)

After the rest of the teams finish their performances, the girls are shown their ranking based purely on their individual votes and the additional 1000 points for the girls on the winning teams, with Jellyfish Entertainment's Kim Se-jeong taking first place.[48][49]

Ranking

Online voting

The top 11 contestants chosen through popularity voting at Produce 101's homepage, shown at the end of the episode. This ranking determines the 11 trainees who will form the unit girl group.

# Episode 1[50] Episode 2[51] Episode 3[52]
1 Jeon Somi Jeon Somi Jeon Somi
2 Kim Se-jeong Kim Se-jeong Kim Se-jeong
3 Zhou Jieqiong Kang Mi-na Kang Mi-na
4 Jung Chae-yeon Zhou Jieqiong Kim Danielle
5 Jung Eun-woo Kim Na-young Ki Heui-hyeon
6 Ki Heui-hyeon Kim Danielle Zhou Jieqiong
7 Kim Danielle Heo Chan-mi Kim Na-young
8 Kang Mi-na Jung Chae-yeon Choi Yoo-jung
9 Kim Na-young Ki Heui-hyeon Heo Chan-mi
10 Kwon Eun-bean Kwon Eun-bean Jung Chae-yeon
11 Choi Yoo-jung Jeon So-yeon Jeon So-yeon

Live voting

The audience's live votes are added to the trainees' online votes.

# Episode 4[53]
Name Vote
1 Kim Se-jeong 1204
2 Hwang Soo-yeon 1180
3 Lim Na-Young 1160
4 Kim Ju-na 1137
5 Kim Do-yeon 1125
6 Jeon Somi 1118
7 Kim Min-kyeong 1117
8 Kang Yae-bin 1110
9 Park Si-yeon 1097
10 Kim Si-hyeon 1088
11 Park Min-ji 1087

Discography

Singles

Title Year Peak chart positions Sales Album
KOR
"Pick Me" 2015
  • KOR:
Non-album single

Ratings

Since it began airing, Produce 101 recorded increasing viewership ratings.

Episode # Original broadcast date Average audience share
AGB Nielsen[54]
Nationwide Seoul National Capital Area
1 January 22, 2016 1.04% N/A
2 January 29, 2016 1.56% N/A
3 February 5, 2016 1.78% N/A
4 February 12, 2016 3.31% 2.75%
5 February 19, 2016
6 February 26, 2016
7 March 4, 2016
8 March 11, 2016
9 March 18, 2016
10 March 25, 2016
11 April 1, 2016
Average
Key

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