
Idol Training Camp
2026-07-10 · Runtime unavailable · Not rated
‘Idol Training Camp’ is a variety program in which a total of 24 members from the four K-pop boy groups CLOSE YOUR EYES, AHOF, idntt, and FLARE U go on a retreat together and showcase charms different from those on stage.
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Jonathan Thona YiombiJonathan
Steven KimSteven
Cha Woong-kiWoongki
Jeon Min-wookMinwook
Ma JingxiangMa Jingxiang
KenshinKenshin
Seo Kyoung-baeSeo Kyoungbae
Song Seung-hoSeungho
Jang Yeo-junYeojun
Kim Sung-minSungmin
Seo Jeong-wooJeongwooTitle information and images are supplied by TMDb. Explore our discovery guide for advice on comparing metadata and legal viewing options.
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