Have you ever wondered what it’s like being a Kpop trainee in South Korea?
Kiya Boyd became a k-pop trainer in a Korean company. She recently participated in an interview with YouTube channel 'Asian Boss' and revealed the ups and downs of becoming a Korean Idol as a black woman.
Can a black person become a K-pop idol?
Check out the interview above.
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To be fair, no one's that interested in non Asian's performing as kpop artists in general. The white trainee's get told they can't be in a kpop group too.