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[@cp1685]

Watch KwentoJuan ep 5 & 6. Each member of SB19 shared more in-depth experiences in that interview on how they started. To give you an overview of their timeline, ShowBT (their company) was established in 2016 here in the Philippines. Pablo was among the first to be recruited on the onset of the company being established that is why he said he trained for 3 years. Josh and Stell were among the first batch who auditioned. Justin joined their company’s workshop in late 2017 while on his senior year in the University and was offered by the company to be a trainee. Ken joined the online audition and was offered to become a trainee 1st quarter of 2018. SB19 debuted on October 26, 2018. Josh and Stell are co-members of a K-pop dance cover group called Se-on (They became champions and met BTS when they were starting). Josh was the one who informed Justin of the workshop and Ken of the online audition.

[@francescaledesma4047]

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[@ruthsanchez9724]

Yes I loved that interview!! I think they opened up more because The Juans were good friends and in the business. I feel it felt truly as a discussion amongst friends and why they opened up even more. It was different in feeling than with a regular interviewer they didn't know like that, on a friend level.

[@maricarl_judilla]

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[@eniarralakire]

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[@leaj_mm6639]

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[@jhoemaralvarez7000]

I couldn't agree more. Music is influenced by everything. No one owns it.

[@betheboss6979]

The company that trained them was an events company, not a very big company too. So, even if they're trained using the kpop system to train artists, they weren't given stipends or food allowances nor living accommodations while training. The company provided the studio, the training, the trainer, and exposure but money-wise, it is all up to the 5 of them to provide for their basic needs (food, clothing and accommodation). BTW, I also love these artists' with such deep background stories. Truly inspiring. Makes me feel proud of them. ❤

[@hdmddelacruz]

Josh is 29 years old, Pablo is 28 years old, Stell is 27 years old, Ken is 26 years old, & Justin is 24 years old😇

[@Zianne28]

Prang magkakapatid tlga sila.. Isang taon ang pagitan.. Grabee closeness, angkukulit.😊♥️

[@coffeeenthusiast4533]

Stell and Ken 2yrs gap while Ken and Jah is 1yr gap po...😊

[@hdmddelacruz]

@@coffeeenthusiast4533 yes, true kaps! pero nakapag-bday na kasi si Ken this January 12, 2023 kaya naging ganyan, yaan mo pagdating ng June 16, 2023, babalik na sa 2 years ang gap nila ni Boss Amo Dodong Stell. tapos si Bunso Jah cutie eh sa July pa. hehehe!🥰

[@nanoeyes21]

This man talks with sense and he really understand music. Thank you so much

[@renellee7043]

I don’t care who is SB19 is but Toni is my idol so i watched this interview of them anyway,because i love the host,,,and then when I finished this thats the start of my fangirling….im so inlove with them after this…

[@peekabbyu]

Exactly, Josh! Music is universal. I don’t really get why people keep on saying that they’re just a copycat. So sick! 🤦‍♀️ Thank you for your RV and for dig deeper into SB19 backstory. Each one of them has a very inspiring story. Can’t wait for the continuation of this video… Enjoy your vacation! 🤗

[@lilmsaintpurrfect7054]

For a very intimate and emotional interview, watch Kwento Juan episodes 5&6. It’s a two part interview which will give such a deeper insight about who they are and their struggles (like bouts of depression). Josh’s vlog where he shared his experiences is such an emotional ride as well.

[@veeadmirit987]

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[@Prettyreina01]

One of the best interview and they really went all out. PABLO even cried during the interview of KWENTONG JUAN.

[@karlsioson1003]

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[@francescaledesma4047]

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[@ruthsanchez9724]

YES

[@ft_hknmtt]

So basically Josh connects most if not all of them. Before they auditioned in their current company, they were all pretty active in the kpop covers dance community. Josh and Stell were in the same group who usually won 1st place in the competitions that they joined in. At some point, one of their competitors was a dance crew which Ken is a part of. That’s how Josh and Ken became friends. At some point, Josh and Justin met and were a part of another dance crew as well. While everyone else is competing in the dance category, Pablo competes in singing/rap category. Josh knew of him then but they were not necessarily friends. So before auditioning in their current company, Josh was already friends with Stell, Justin and Ken but the three were not friends with each other i suppose. Josh was the one who invited Justin to attend workshop in their company and from there Justin was then urged by their teacher to become a trainee. Also, Josh invited Ken to audtion when they were looking for the final member of SB19. Fun fact: the final decision to choose the final member of SB19 were left by the company in Pablo, Stell and Josh’s hand. All three of them chose Ken. Also, the company is an events company, and from what I understood what they were looking for at the time were event performers who could perform during parties and other events. Hence, their experiences in performing for Korean grannies, Chinese events, formal functions were they were servers and singers at the same time, orphanages and so on. I guess the company never really intented to formally debut a group of singers to be like mainstream singers in the first place. It just happened that they realized how talented the boys were and that it would be a shame to waste that hence it was later on decided that they would debut as a boy group. I think they were given little allowances maybe out of the earnings that the company gets from the events that they cover. And that the trainings were at first not meant for boy/girl group type like what they do in South Korea but instead, those seem like trainings for them so they could perform well during the events covered by the company or on events they were hired to perform since as mentioned above they were just meant to be event performers in the first place. From what I understood as well from their interviews, even though they were supposedly trained under the “kpop training system” but the company slightly modified their rules to accomodate the Filipino culture based on what will work for the trainees as they apparently argued that what works for Koreans may not necessarily work for Filipinos.

[@Kampana_03]

The docuseries in their own channel such as WYAT Making Film or What? The Making, are also a must watch to better understand how much work and passion they've put to produce their music and music videos

[@lavanderariesmda8494]

Sb19 ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

[@carmelafrancisco]

That whay Pablo exactly said 💯, music is universal and its a collection of music influences from around the world.

[@ladie01]

Pls react on them sing LOVE GOES ACOUSTIC VERSION on their virtual concert..

[@mylafelomine5863]

there's nothing more nicer than watching people who keeps an open mind about a specific discussion. especially from something that they're not that very familiar about and just patiently and slowly absorbing the right information that you need to know to get to know them more. so, thank you! for investing time and searching for credible contents and not to those sick a$$ content creators who don't give a dang wether they'd put the boys to an unwanted spotlight just so they can get the views and likes they want. there's actually a lot more contents like this and those information that you may get actually came from themselves. moments where they were comfortable enough to share their vulnerable side to the public just like KWENTOJUAN episode 5&6 and their WHAT? making film. that content very much focuses on their struggles as a team, as a group and even their personal battles that pretty much every fans aren't aware of not unless they make contents like that to showcase the "raw" preparation for what they have prepared for everyone.

[@SUNFLOWER-ei4tt]

So glad you started watching their interviews. Being a fan for their music is one thing, but admiring each member for their personalities and life experiences makes one stay and support them all the way. I’m way older than them, but oftentimes I learn from them.

[@raechellesy8065]

Watch the interview with The Juans. They get to talk about the audition & training. Josh talked about his days before SB19 in his vlog. It was one of the first few vlogs he did in his youtube channel.

[@francescaledesma4047]

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[@laluna6466]

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[@carmenfajardo2876]

SB19 really surpassed the difficult stage of their life that prepared them,,, at their achievements now in case of problems to come their way they would definitely surpass them.. you may check the Kwento Juan episodes 5 & 6,, you would know and admire them more as we do.. thank you so much for appreciating SB19

[@chriskeun7458]

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[@Phoenix_1110]

Cant wait for the next part. I will also suggest Korean Times interview and Kwento Juan. The latter is more in depth and talked about their humble beginnings. Each member told their back stories before joining sb19. Also the struggles they faced during training days and how their life change after they became viral and become the nos. 1 PPOP group in Phils. They are the trail blazer. And because of them many are inspired and now it became a community. TV Networks and big companies are now producing PPOP groups.

[@JanJanSpeaks]

Hello! If you really want to know more about SB19, you can watch their Kwento Juan interviews Episode 5 (The Struggle in the Hustle) and Episode 6 (The Trophy Made of Trials) which can be found in KZbin. Watching the interview will give you an in-depth look into their journey as each member gets to share their personal experiences before they debuted as a group. I also agree with what you said: watching these interviews is better since the information is coming straight from members of SB19 themselves. You might also be interested to know that SB19 makes their own docu-series as well. They have one for "What?" and "WYAT". You can find these in their official KZbin channel. Thanks for taking the time in getting to know SB19. Enjoy your vacation. 😊

[@francescaledesma4047]

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[@randomplay2745]

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[@chriskeun7458]

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[@enahh29]

THIS!!!

[@arenecanama7690]

Check Korea Times interview po. Thank you so much for supporting SB19 💙

[@enairapeyt]

Must watch interviews: - korean times (1st ever i think) - KwentoJuan episode 5 and 6 (much much more personal)

[@1819jpn]

You should watch KwentoJuan ep 5 and 6 they individually shared their stories from before they started their training and became sb19. It's a long interview but you'll learn about the boys more and how their minds think. Ps. I almost cried during the two episodes cause looking at it now they really came a loooong way

[@francescaledesma4047]

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[@karlsioson1003]

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[@chriskeun7458]

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[@tw50ericalovesb19_josh]

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[@gracecaringalvlogs]

Amen sir 🙌 agree to your point of views ❤

[@chel0831]

I agree with you. Better to watch interviews rather than documentaries created by other people. You might watch docuseries from the official channel.

[@kimmendoza4655]

Thank you for digging deeper into their stories and for your inputs about how music is evolving and interconnected. Excited to see the other parts of this RV.

[@smallpotatoes6820]

12:43 - To know how difficult for SB19 to start with because of this perception, you should look for the Go Up press conference where reporters were outright rude to them, always stressing that they're copying KPOP. They handled it the best way they could, as young as they were at the time, and tried to be professional. You can't help but root for them after that interview.

[@rosaaballe9457]

Korean time intervew of sb19 is also interesting to watch and learning some ideas from sb19

[@mysteriouscharm27-58]

Watch Korean Times Interview and KwentoJuan episode 5 and 6. Thank you so much for appreciating our Mahalima (SB19) God Bless you more! 🖤

[@rexymorales1135]

So glad Josh you are looking deeper in their life...I think SB19 is a very special group created by God for a mission...looking deeper into who they are makes you a very credible n knowledgeable reactor of SB19.. now you will understand why many people love them and are protective of these boys..God bless you Josh..

[@ramonaa8962]

OMG THANK YOU!!! You understand music and how the industry works and I’m so happy to be hearing positive opinions from one of their peers. There are quite a few interviews that they’ve done but the ones before WYAT tour with English subs or in English are: Korean Times interview (just after they went viral) Parcinq MTV Asia Spotlight interviews KwentoJuan parts 1 and 2 iHeartRadio Rolling Stone (this on the eve of the Pagsibol EP launch)

[@dluckygurl8]

Their Korea Times Interview is one of their earliest interviews and it gives you a glimpse of how they got together, how they were trained, their influences, etc. Also, the WHAT?: The Making Film and WYAT (Where You At): The Making Film are two docu-series from their official channel - both worth checking out as they showcase how the music was made, the thought process behind the MV's, how the choreography was conceptualised, what preparations were made for the MV shoots, including teasers, promotional shoots, etc. -- you'll get to see the technical aspect of everything but also how much blood, sweat and tears were put into their music, choreo, MVs, etc. by each member and by the team behind their success.

[@irahcac8762]

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[@mysteriouscharm27-58]

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[@sarahyang4966]

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[@tw50ericalovesb19_josh]

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[@mavilletagas5503]

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[@JD-yz4kr]

This is the finest example of code-switching, that is, when multi-lingual people switch from one language to another even within one sentence.

[@emilizada9237]

raise to 100k subs for these guys. lesgo A'tin ❤🎉

[@nightwatch1819]

Very well said! As Pablo said "music is a universal language no one own a certain Genre"

[@mariapril04]

Thanks for this! Toni talks is a good start to know them. Next, I would say is Korean Times interview, then the Go Up press conference and then finish it with Kwentong Juan Ep5&6 and Zach Sang Show, the most recent one.

[@cieloliessa3443]

Always waiting for SB19 Videos in your channel 😁😁 I'm loving your reaction

[@ja_1983]

Exactly what Pablo said "music is universal, nobody owns a genre it's just inspired." Food, accomodations & transportation ws all on them. When one has no packed food they'll just shared & when one has no money for fare they just borrow to those who has extra (usually to Justin). That's why their brotherhood is amazingly admirable. 💙 If u want to know them better, check out KwentuJuan Ep 5 & 6. Also CashualChuck's SB19 Docu Series. TY 😊

[@coletnipablo6987]

Thanks you

[@junalovevlog2592]

I’m an army for almost 6 years and now I’m an A’tin for almost 2 years. I love them both because their journey is not easy.. i just wish that sb19 will be known all over the world. Il

[@jaycari]

I want to have a time machine so I can pluck Josh and bring him back to the Go Up press conference and have him speak to the rude reporters who gave SB19 a hard time 😅 Seriously, thank you for watching this interview and sharing your RV with us 💙 Looking forward to the other parts! For their ages: Josh was born in 1993, Pablo in 1994, Stell in 1995, Ken in 1997, and Justin in 1998 💙

[@jocelmaribao6538]

This is one of so many reasons why we love sb19 coz they are not just a ready made idol they really crawling from the bottom to the top,, they are really passionate of what they want in this industry, before every event u can remember who's wear those clothes because they literally wore those costume again and again, and there's some interview that they invest Thier own money for Thier MV, what sb19 become now is pure hardwork and faith that they can achieve it, so proud of these boys they deserve all the love from Thier fans! Thank u for always supporting sb19!

[@victorinaperez7484]

Ha! You fell into th SB19 rabit hole as I, and many others, did. And it is very inspiring in this SB19 hole that we don't want to get out.

[@terriblemaintenance9364]

They have an episode from their variety show "Show Break" where they react to old videos of them (pre-trainee to pre-debut). It brings up some of the things they mention in this part of the interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWSbqKKsmLGqoLM

[@barbwyrz10]

Wow. So glad that you're starting to watch interviews of the boys to get to know them more. Thank you always for the appreciation!

[@romaengholm]

SB19's own channel pretty much covers a lot of their early years, travels to South Korea and such.

[@stellberrynistell1002]

Thank you so much for getting to know sb19 highly appreciated josh..more power

[@gingerm1974]

Since it is a korean company training was meant to hone those who have raw talents. And in those trainings they developed that discipline and loyalty to your craft. Stell Josh and Ken started as dancers rapping and singing were part of the training that they all became a well rounded and versatile entertainers. Inspite them not having salary they get valuable lessons that is the foundation of what they are today. During the time of Rain (Korean celebrity) I read that they were locked in the room until they perfect their dance steps. So if you train that much you put so much value to yourself as entertainer and not feel that you just got lucky to have the voice and the looks. So generally speaking that is the star quality they are looking for then train later.

[@xytheraInTheStoVewyField]

Oh! This left me hanging I can't wait for the 2nd part. I'll better check now. Anyway, your reaction is amazing and I like your points of view about music. Like when you mention that music evolves so it seems like a copy from other famous artist, but that is how music is. Incoming artists acquire the trends and adding their own touched to it. And SB19 are vocal geniuses. They showcase how great Filipinos are when it comes to singing.

[@carrydy843]

These Boys are Good, everybody deserved a break. I wish for some Filipinos to give them a break... They deserved what they have now like any other artists elsewhere!!! Thanks for supporting them.. really appreciate it.

[@gjs2005]

Thanks for the reaction. Can't wait for the next part.

[@eshachannel1455]

Thanks for watching this intervirw for getting to know the boys. Pls watch more like KwentongJuan and other legit and 1st hand interviews. 🥰

[@Geisha1968]

Thank you for this RV. I really admire you for wanting to know the members better. Learning about their backstories, experiences, struggles and hardships make me want to support and love them even more.

[@sweetsecrets8344]

Please check their interview with The Juans, their individual story is more ela orated

[@revillosamichelle9051]

Yes, next reaction SB19 Kwento Juan episode 5-6 with English subtitles 👍😊❤️

[@keyten5957]

I love a narrative that showcases humble beginnings. What's great about SB19, each member stayed true to themselves even though they are getting well-known worldwide in the music industry. They always say "we're only starting" and could be true... But for me, they will continue to GO UP!

[@PrincessFrancineTala]

KwentongJuan ep5&6 is a must if you want to know more of their story and difficulties.

[@trees_v]

You should watch their interview in Kwento Juan Ep 5 & 6. SB19 told more of their stories in that interview ✨

[@maggieeugenio9848]

Those people who are calling them copycat are just ignorance about what music is all about. P-pop or K-pop is just to distinguish of which country it came from. Every country is using the same instruments in music I think

[@monalizasibaro606]

I'm always waiting for your RV about sb19. You are my favorite reactor, thank you for loving sb19 they really work hard to where they are right now that's why we love them. They paved the way for PPOP.

[@gaiaaoi1005]

As Pablo once said, Ppop or in general, Pop is a genre. It hass been there for years. Then I reiterate your words too, it doesn't matter where it comes from. But how you transform it. And SB19 delivered/s.

[@renalyntrobanos5794]

Please react to KwentoJuan ep 5&6 if you want to know them more deeper as individual personality not just a group alone..😊🙏

[@makataNgS]

They used to call them " low-budget BTS " without the people knowing that this group looked up to BTS as well And also as "KPop wannabes or KPop copycats" , and it hurts them a lot because they want to promote their own

[@jiminbarks1188]

I'm so happy you decided to watch this interview out of all the interviews out there because this is also one of my faves. I really appreciate you trying to get to know them more Sir! They're very talented, passionate and hardworking men who, despite all the success they've achieved, still don't get the recognition they truly deserve. I saw one of the comments here recommending KwentoJuan, and I agree. I hope you can react to it too. God bless you, Sir!

[@divine14344]

This is why I love watching your RV and commentary because you are truthful and also knowledgeable 💙

[@mitchlorenzana2569]

I really appreciate the time and effort you and your team put up to create contents about SB19. Thank you as always for this great reaction. Can't wait to see the rest of it :)

[@kms32690]

12:46 In my own perspective/opinion (or as far as I can remember) before the hallyu wave, OPM, though struggling, is strong. You would always listen to OPM (along with very popular western music, but still there’s a lot of room for OPM) in the radio, in tv, in MYX, in MTV Philippines, in restaurants etc. but when KPop really boomed in the PH (along with kdramas, or parang nauna pa ngang matanggap yong kdrama kasi tagalized naman, madali, masa ganun), and it started to chart in MYX, of course a lot of Filipinos welcomed it but a lot didn’t liked it too, especially avid OPM supporters, listeners, patriots, you know those group (BUT there are also those who like both, or like everything, opm, kpop, jpop, west, etc.) so anyways, I personally have prejudice against kpop back then (don’t @ me, I was young then, patriotic etc. PERO even when I don’t listen to kpop then, I never talk ill about it or talk ill about people who listen to it. It’s just my feeling back then). So now, I think a factor or a percentage of those criticisms on ppop in comparison to kpop is probably due to that history (and we know there are still people who are judgmental on what music other listen too). And sometimes people are just really critical to something new or foreign to them but ofcourse in no way that justifies like bad or personal attacks to people. Mema lang. But for me, the strength of SB19 is their music, the lyrics, etc. They are very OPM if that makes sense (I’ve listened to a few bgyo, alamat, bini but not a lot so my opinion is hilaw pa) and they are very relatable and yes underdog in comparison to other groups backed up by huge networks or companies (like ABSCBN or VIVA) and we love underdogs don’t we? and ofcourse, needless to say, they are good. Other PPop group are rising too, eventually it will be a normal thing. And other artists, solo, bands (my personal favorite, alternative rock bands) are also creating new music so it’s a good thing for OPM. This is also why Wish Bus is a hit because it brought back the OPM we used to listen in MYX. And it give opportunity to a lot of artists, different genres, group, band, solo, new and old. Mabuhay ang musikang Pilipino :)

[@imdreamingofawhite]

Looking forward to part 2! I like hearing your thoughts on different portions of the interview. 🙂

[@elmaorne4959]

😊😊😊❤❤❤

[@julitapineda2046]

Yes, Here in the Philippines, just few only of artists so easy to enter in the Music Industry, Since Almost everyone can do sing, dance, perform and most of the singers also are song writers and composers, it takes so much nerve, patience, unique, X factor talents, before you will be lucky to be on top, and be known, But we believe that each one has it's time to shine, undeniable talents, Courage, patience and right attitude are the most factors, of course prayers, Thanks and God bless

[@jansmacs7573]

Thank you for another RV. Enjoy ur vacay. GOD Bless.

[@minagoto8650]

There are lots of documentaries about them that tells their stories, and knowing their individual stories made me love them even more. Thank you so much for your support to our MAHALIMA SB19,much appreciated po😊

[@annajaradel2423]

Thank you for those closing words. It’s the same as what Pablo said in one interview, about influences in music. I just forgot if it was during their launching or a different press conference.

[@jkvlogs9224]

this is the start of your journey to getting to know them more. can't wait for yout o discover them not thru their talent but also their personality

[@janebangkok1]

You are correct about music evolving. Everything is copied or inspired from different genre, culture. They put kpop in the pedestal as the basis of everything, when in fact, kpop is not original.

[@ariesmontefalcon6348]

Thank you for doing this Josh. You are absolutely right, music does evolve and is universal. I like watching your videos, I learned a lot! Sending Love to you and your fam!

[@trees_v]

It's great and responsible of you to prefer watching actual interviews. There's no better way to hear their stories than to hear it from the actual people who experienced them 💕

[@pumpkinpatch5609]

I love that you are going in depth with SB19. Thank you so,

[@jangjangsantos6345]

Thank you for another RV on SB19. I think you're an A'tin now? 🥰

[@mariaelenamoraga8006]

2016 they were dancing in different kpop group like stell and josh were in se-on group, ken with amigos7, justine also with the other group while pablo was a soloist and in 2016 they compete with each other in kpop competition. Casualchuck has a summary of their story before they became sb19.

[@silverrain6716]

Glad to know that you are trying to learn more about SB19. I hope you could react to their first presscon and the most painful to watch. You'll be able to see how SB19, at such a young age, are able to answer the questions professionally. Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/i2PPiYNqlNecnK8

[@Angie-Magi-ATIN-Army]

Love your comment about pop music. Pop is pop.

[@eduardomacapulay7471]

Wow sir!,I always watch your reactions specially to our filipino talents,but this time, I find it really amazing that not only you appreciate their talents,but seriously you really wanted to know SB19 journey through documentary and know your takes and opinions about what SB19 went through before they got these recognitions..I'm excited for next segments..more power..

[@etherial00000]

I have been waiting for you to react o. These vlogs..like the documentaries.. chucks docu was my sb19 know me more, because it os a compilation of the long solo interviews... then I watch the interviews when i got time...

[@tresmarias3980]

Thanks for this reaction josh! They trained without salary and food. They bring their own food and Josh before said that he eat sometimes with Pablo's food and if Pablo will not eat he will not eat too. They are very passionate that's why I love and support them.

[@bhoby1001]

Filipinos love music, that's for real. It's just that some Filipinos, doesn't like our co - Fil to be a "copycat" of anything, . I myself is guilty of that. 3 years ago, I was not paying attention to SB19 because that's what I thought, they're just "copycats". I hate it for real.But when I found out that they create their music, everything has changed. I respect them so much. We are really that" perfectionist" that if we've seen something "imitating" and can't even pull it of, we don't like it. That's our attitude, I guess. ( Not all)

[@reanagaoka8233]

Hi, thanks for reacting SB19. I recommend the interview of The Juans to SB19, it is more in-depths. It has 2 episodes. I came to like them more after watching this, not because I pity them, but because of how they handle their life against all the obstacles and struggles. I like how determined and passionate they are. They are inspiring. You can check the link below. It has English translation as well. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmWnl2aCatqcebs kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXrQl4iXotyCfsU

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[@reioonuru8519]

I recommend you to watch casual chuck's documentary about sb19 if you like to more know about them.🙂

[@anjjj4465]

Please also watch their Zach Sang show interview and Kwento ni Juan Ep5 & 6. 😊 These are my favorite interviews of them. You'll see how depth they are as a person. And how dedicated they are to their craft.

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[@carmen5395]

SLMT for this! Can’t wait for part 2!!!

[@xw6665]

Thanks for taking the time to get to know them by checking out this interview. Really appreciate that you want to know more about them as people and how they started out ❤️

[@Sheeaanna]

I am so glad you chose this interview first! In my opinion this perfectly shows their real raw journey and hardship before who they are now. Can’t wait to see part 2! Much love! ❤

[@tanya_1022]

Thank you for getting to know SB19. You will understand and appreciate them more, learning of what they are as a person and their experiences. Pls continue to watch videos like this.

[@samy-channel3058]

Part 2 pls

[@emmacampos7484]

We will be looking forward to Part 2….thank you so much for your sincere thoughts re: this interview…more power to you!

[@timnthings]

Omg! I thought i was the only one who noticed that about zach! 😂😂😂 I actually had a hard time watching this interview.. I thought he's not really interested or what.. 😂

[@vernalynantipatia440]

Pls.check it out...SB19 Bakit ba Ikaw..(.myx live) sooo amazing thank u 🇵🇭💕

[@chinllanos6392]

when you said that KPop essentially also copied American acts, that's exactly what Pablo said in one of their interviews when asked why their copying KPop. this was one of their earlier interviewers and the question sounded really rude and somewhat insulting but Pablo just politely answered that it really is just how music evolves.

[@Vinces.Eunice]

Kindly watch rolling stones interview with sb19..

[@eliem2563]

You'll appreciate them more when you watch interviews like this It'll make you a genuine A'tin This are the very reason why we love SB19 to the core

[@ymondragon1858]

Looking forward to part 2! 😁