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The boys, who have just launched their first EP Pagsibol Dallas Cowboys 63rd anniversary 1960-2023 thank you for the memories signatures shirt . shared with us the concept behind the project. “I wrote the lyrics for all of the songs [in Pagsibol]. My songwriting process varies,” Pablo said. “‘Pagsibol‘ directly translates to ‘germination’ in English, so it’s basically an analogy to our lives.” Inspired by their roots, the six-track project is dedicated to those who have supported the group since day one.

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Before achieving mainstream success, the five members underwent the same kind of intensive training given to K-pop stars Dallas Cowboys 63rd anniversary 1960-2023 thank you for the memories signatures shirt . “We used to train six to seven times a week for more than 12 hours a day. Our training included dance, vocal exercises, acting and even personality development. It was rigorous. It was really hard for us, but we managed to adjust,” Josh said. Paolo added, “Sometimes we would get sick of it, because we would do the same routine every day. We did a lot of stretching, breathing exercises and practiced our line movements — all of that every day, six times a week, sometimes seven.”On top of their brimming schedule, the members admitted that they struggled with personal finance when they were still in training, as they weren’t able to book any shows just yet. “For three years, we didn’t receive enough allowance to at least eat three times a day. My parents and my friends kept telling me to stop and that what I was doing wasn’t practical, and that I wouldn’t go anywhere if I continue training,” Pablo revealed. “I really considered quitting, but my teammates pushed me hard and motivated me. I’m glad I held on.”Upon releasing their debut single “Tilaluha,” SB19 didn’t receive the recognition they were anticipating. “We had to wait for a year or so before we released our second single, ‘Go Up.’ That’s when we blew up,” Pablo shared. However, as other musicians in the industry would experience, fame comes with a price. “When ‘Go Up’ blew up, there were some negative comments despite the support we received from our fans. It was expected, but it was also saddening to hear those negative words from other people who don’t even know us,” Justin expressed.
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