A decade or two have passed and things are starting to change, for some a change for the better for others maybe for the worse.

November 2005 a group called Super Junior has debuted and went off to become one of the leaders in the hallyu wave and have been called the King of kpop. But surely they won’t stay like it forever right? of course not. Idols grow old, so does the fans, although both are still there they are not as “active” as they are before.

Now Super Junior left SM and started their own entertainment company, and has now debuted a total of 5 groups 2 duos and a solo act and all those artists are now sweeping the nation. BUT their greatest group has yet to be formed.

Slowly trained by their parents at an early age, they are now preparing for debut. 15 young people now on their final preparations for debut, but how were they chosen? The chosen were told if they wanted to become future idols they must tell their parents at the age of 7, none were forced.

But the road to stardom is never that easy, trials will always there to try their strengths and abilities. Friendship will be tested, strength of family ties, peer pressure, and the effects of fame.

As pressure mounts and expectations rise for the sons and daughters of the famed Super Junior, will they be able to follow in their parents’ footsteps and become the next frontrunners of the hallyu wave? Or will they succumb to everything and fail?

Ladies and Gentlemen may I present the next idol group to rock the world, SJ: 2!