Emergency Situation in Audition Program Triggered by Judges’ Collective Refusal to Judge

On November 7th at 10 PM, the upcoming broadcast of ‘TV Chosun College Song Festival’ promises to be more tense than ever. This episode will feature a ‘Song Exchange Battle,’ where rivals swap and perform each other’s favorite songs, setting the stage for an intense death match between two teams. This mission demands that each team reinterpret their opponent’s song in their own unique style, presenting an extreme challenge.

The showdown between ‘Stage Dandy’ The Tissue and ‘Singing Jalto’ Sang-Hyun is the highlight of this broadcast as both teams have previously left a strong impression on the judges. The Tissue delivered a powerful performance with a song by Park JinYoung in the first round, while Sang-Hyun also garnered attention by showcasing his musical prowess.

However, after the performances by both teams, an unusual situation arose where the judges collectively refused to judge. Judge Kim HyungSuk declared, “This is impossible. I can’t choose,” announcing his decision to abstain from judging, and other judges seemed to agree. Despite Jun HyunMoo’s attempts to manage the situation, he eventually had to call in the organizers due to the judges’ firm stance.

The production team and the panel of judges held an emergency meeting, revealing a standoff between the judges’ opinion that no team should be eliminated and the production team’s adherence to the rules. Jun HyunMoo expressed his bewilderment, stating, “In over ten years of hosting audition programs, this is the first time the judges collectively refused to vote.”

This unprecedented crisis is set to unfold live tonight at 10 PM on ‘TV Chosun College Song Festival.’ With such a tense atmosphere, viewers are keenly focused on whether The Tissue or Sang-Hyun will advance to the semifinals, and anticipation for the unfolding events is high.

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