The two producers were asked if they would ever go on the show again, and Bizzy answered, "I'm not confident." Tiger JK responded, "I'm not going to do it. I've realized that the process isn't important to the general public. That's our problem. Because I've realized and felt that throughout the show, I decided I probably won't do it again. During the broadcast, I've been hurt a lot. As a person who has been in the entertainment business for a long time, I thought I knew how media operates, but I was wrong."

The interviewer asked if they ever wanted to bring Woo Won Jae (one of the final 3 contestants) to their company. Tiger JK responded, "We were rejected. Won Jae already has a friend who he makes music with, and I'm aware that he currently has a lot of offers. Even if we don't work together, we're still family."

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Lastly, Bizzy talked about how bad he felt when he messed up his lyrics during the final stage. He said, "I should've done so much better since there were famous individuals from other teams, but I failed to do that. I was really sorry towards Woo Won Jae, and I was really mad at myself. During the rehearsal, I promised Gray something. Gray said, 'If we just do it like this, I think we'll move onto the next round, please let me perform.' But I failed to do that."

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