The Secondary 4 SJI International student plans to move to Seoul in June to pursue her dream.
SINGAPORE – Singaporean schoolgirl Joye Cai will be going to South Korea to train as a K-pop star.a preliminary audition held here in February to find new members for K-pop girl group Fifty Fifty.
To find new members for the group, Attrakt and one of its investors, Singapore-based company Evergreen Group Holdings, organised auditions in Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Thailand. The finalised line-up of Fifty Fifty is slated to release new music in June 2024. She will train in singing, dancing and rapping in South Korea with Attrakt in the hope of one day debuting as a K-pop idol.
“I wasn’t sure if my family would support me going over as a trainee since the future is undecided and no one knows what will happen. I told them to give me a while to think about it,” she says.concert at the National StadiumJoye says: “My mum was with me on the day of the concert, and I turned to her and I said, ‘You’ll see me on stage in five years.’ Watching Taylor Swift perform and seeing the crowd cheer for her just sparked something in me.
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