Feng Jun, and Banana Entertainment, whose former major shareholder is Wang Sicong.
According to statistics, there are more than 40 brokerage companies behind the “Name of Youth” players. Among them, idol brokerage companies represented by Lehua Entertainment, Awakening East, Asian Song Culture, Black Gold Project, and Craftsman Entertainment have delivered trainees to multiple talent shows, and many of their artists have successfully debuted.
Most of the “old players” who were the first to enter the draft were also prepared this time. Hu Wenxuan and Su Xunlun of Leroy are both hot “returning pot” players, and Lin Mo of Jiangxing Entertainment is also a strong competitor with both strength and popularity.
The high-profile players of big companies have almost locked a few debut seats. Therefore, for emerging agencies and cross-border film and television companies, “The Name of the Boy” is a breakout game.
Creativity Entertainment and Xinhua Bayi are the first companies to appear in the talent show. The former was co-founded by Luo Zhixiang and the broker, and the latter’s major shareholder is Zhou Bichang’s personal brokerage company Beijing Beiyi Culture.
The early “players” represented by Mai Rui Entertainment and British model culture also chose to return. The performance of the artists under Mai Rui Entertainment in the two programs of “Idol Trainee” and “Creation 101” opened the company’s idol label to popularity, Li Xikan entered the final, and Zi Ning successfully debuted. However, after the end of the first season of “Youth has You”, Mai Rui Entertainment was caught in a “closed down” storm, and was cancelled from many of its artists. It was reported that there was a capital chain problem. Heroic Culture also sent Wang Ju and other artists to participate in “Creation 101” in 2018. Although he didn’t debut, Wang Ju’s topic and popularity are no less than the debut players. But after the show, Wang Ju also canceled the contract with the selection of heroic culture.
It is worth noting that newly-entered players with Korean “bloodlines” all choose to train both men’s and women’s groups to participate in the talent show.
