50/50/Konlive & WMCD Arrive In Seoul, South Korea To Welcome The World Of Dance
Online, November 9, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Following the recent success and reaction to their presence in Seoul, South Korea, Qwes Kross and his 50/50/Konlive International team are beginning to think that Seoul should be their second home. Heading back to Seoul this week to begin the project layout for the opening of the highly anticipated World C ME Dance (WCMD) TV show, a brand new dance lifestyle competition aiming to unearth the hidden talent that is waiting to emerge onto the scene.
Qwes Kross has certainly got a great backing with him including his 50/50/Konlive International team he brings a wealth of experience in Sylvester Clarke formerly of Sanctuary/ Music World Ent, Sherman Easter of CME Branding and Aby Tortelli of Original World Wide Productions. All hugely successful business people Qwes announced 'with the experience of the team on board this venture is destined to be a success. Everyone is excited about what the show is going to bring.' The show has got huge backing from Red Bull and Konami and this adds more pressure for the project to be a success, 'with the presence of Red Bull and Konami coming on board we know the expectations are high and we expect to hit them and over-achieve.'
World C ME Dance (WCMD) will be the first show of its kind to be broadcast on television, Qwes Kross is delighted by this prospect, 'we're breaking boundaries by bringing the show to television and getting the people of South Korea involved from their homes. This project is to show off the talents of South Korea to the world, it's exciting and has huge potential.' The show will also contain live performances from the hottest live acts currently out and there will be celebrity judges on the panel. The show will have dancers from each region battling against each other in a tournament style competition in front of the judges where the top dancers go through to the next round. Also incorporating in the show will be K Pop performances from the best acts.