writing is a socially acceptable form of schizophrenia

yabamena

Sometimes it was a little too easy to get caught up in the stage lights, the persona and the performance. Sometimes it was a little hard to figure out where the performer ended and the maybe not so ordinary young man began. Sometimes, it was hard to turn off the daring, inappropriate fanservice that sent girls in the crowd into screaming fits.

( It's not an act offstage )

I started keeping a diary when I started dancing and I kept up writing in it faithfully. I have old diaries filled from beginning to end, full of nonsense, of hopes, of obstacles, and of miracles. I have notes on the languages I've learned, the people I've meant, and the things I still can't believe happened. This diary is special though.

Two years of training with mentors. Ten more months training with four other hopefuls under LYJ Entertainment. Mistakes, crushing blows, amazing heights - this diary is the story of how we went from nobodies to royalty.

This is the story of the making of the band Kings.