StarStruck V

[Ritchie D. Nolasco]

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The golden opportunities to Cebuano talents to become rich and famous beyond their wildest dreams is coming soon!!!

StarStruck V audition begins

Inilunsad ng GMA 7 sa musical-variety show na SOP ang audition para sa mga kabataan na nangangarap na maging susunod na iidolohin via reality artista search show na StarStruck V.

Kasabay nito, muling pumailanlang ang mga salitang "Dream, Believe, Survive" nang lumabas na sa isang singing production number ang SOP hosts na sina Ogie Alcasid, Janno Gibbs, Jaya, at Regine Velasquez. Puro mga kantang pang-baguhan at mga nangangarap maging sikat na artista ang mga kinanta nila, katulad ng "The Dream (Hold On To Your Dream)" ni Irene Cara, "I Believe I Can Fly" ni R. Kelly, Cake's version of "I Will Survive," at ang "Lucky Star" ni Madonna.

Habang kumakanta ang mga host ay nagpa-pan naman ang TV cameras sa mga nag-o-audition for StarStruck V na umaga pa lang ay nakapila na sa labas ng GMA Studio 7 at Studio 5 sa GMA Network Drive. Mayroon ding live remote feeds ng auditions sa mga lugar na tulad ng SM Cebu, SM Davao, SM Iloilo, at Stadia sa Dagupan.

Mga aspirants mula edad 16 hanggang 23, lalaki, babae, bakla, at tomboy ay nakapila para sa tsansang mapili bilang isa sa mga mapapalad na official StarStruck finalists (Final 14).

Tatakbo ang audition buong September at mag-e-air officially ang kinagigiliwang talent show sa November.

Para sa mga interesado pang sumali, ang requirement ay photocopy at certified true copy ng birth certificate, pictures (one close up and one whole body), at parental consent at parent's valid I.D. para sa mga below 18 ang edad.

Ang schedule ng auditions ay sa: Sept. 1 to Oct. 2, mula Lunes hanggang Biyernes lamang sa GMA Network Center; Sept. 5 to 6 sa CSI Dagupan, SM Pampanga, at SM Cebu; Sept. 12 to 13 sa SM Davao, SM Iloilo at muli sa SM Cebu; Sept. 19 to 20 sa SM Cagayan de Oro, SM Molino, at SM Bacolod; at Sept. 25 to 27 sa SM Naga.

Now is a good time for young students to quit school, practice their talents, make themselves look pretty and join the audition!!!

[kokokranch]

dream believe survive!!! starstruck!

[sharkey360]

Now is a good time for young students to quit school, practice their talents, make themselves look pretty and join the audition!!!

Absolutely not. Dropping out of school is simply wrong and education is always essential.

[khymm]

^ very well said.. dili baya tanang artista musikat. what if dili? mao jud kailangan mas nindot if they finish college..

[sharkey360]

^ very well said.. dili baya tanang artista musikat. what if dili? mao jud kailangan mas nindot if they finish college..

The big problem with some people is that they don't realize the consequences of dropping out of school until it's too late.

In this case, showbiz has its major temptations, especially on the youth who harbor dreams of wealth, fame, influence and comfort.

Let's just face it, a thousand can line up and join the auditions but only a handful of them will get accepted.

It does not end there though. The chosen ones have new obstacles to face before finally achieving success.

Now you tell me - with these very limited spots for success, are they worth dropping out for?

[kokokranch]

its their choice... besides, ang eskwelahan naa ra diha sa kilid2x dili mawala pero ang luck? timing2x lang

[sharkey360]

its their choice... besides, ang eskwelahan naa ra diha sa kilid2x dili mawala pero ang luck? timing2x lang

They can choose, yes. But the consequences can be very punishing for them if they fail.

Still the old saying remains and should be expressed again: STAY IN SCHOOL.

[popoy2]

^^kung unstable mo niya di pa mo sure kung naa pa ba gyud mo money igka.future.skul nlang
pero if stale mo, rich mo, siguro mong naay kwarta, aw pag.artista oie..di na mawa ang skul ang opportunity panagsa ra.

[sharkey360]

President Obama will be giving a speech addressed to America's students, emphasizing the value of education and why it is essential in any person's life.

The students who are contemplating on dropping out of school just for the sake of showbiz should watch out for that speech. I'm sure there is something valuable to learn from it.

As for parents who view education more as an expense than a priority, they should watch out for the speech too. They have to set examples, especially if they have children who dream of sacrificing their education just for the sake of showbiz, instant wealth and comfort.

Is StarStruck (or any talent search program) worth dropping out of school for? Absolutely not.

[chad_tukes]

haha. let's all drop school and be actors/actresses. let's all make the world a dumber place.