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Promotional poster for "Hit It Base 2024" (Big Hit Music) |
Big Hit Music, the music label home to K-pop phenomenon BTS, will launch the specialized hip-hop training program for teenage boys, “Hit It Base 2024,” the company said Monday.
The training program, which will run from Nov. 9 to Dec. 15, offers aspiring male hip-hop artists in their teens an opportunity to receive free professional training from songwriting, stage preparation and styling experts.
The program culminates in a live performance at the “Final Show” on Dec. 15, hosted by popular YouTuber Mimiminu, with rapper Kid Milli as a guest performer. Outstanding participants will be given a chance to appear on Dingo Music’s YouTube channel “Rising Verse.”
The program is open to boys born between 2006 and 2014, who are passionate about hip-hop and want to share their personal stories through music. Those interested can apply via Big Hit Music’s official audition website from Sep. 30 to Oct. 27.
Applicants should submit a short video showcasing their passion for hip-hop along with a front-facing photo. A total of 20 participants will be selected for the training program.
