Boys Planet Episode 10 Reactions: Celebrations for Team ‘Over Me’ Break Out; Fans Slam Mnet for Favouritism

The ongoing South Korean addition reality competition show created by Mnet is all the rage right now, and Boys Planet episode 10 reactions are overflowing on Twitter. With the first episode of the TV program premiering on February 2, 2023, the show eventually shaved down the number of contestants from thousand applicants to 98 being finalised, all male this time.

Since then, the contestants have had numerous challenges, with some eliminations also hardening their core. A new round of eliminations tomorrow will bring down the number of contestants again (currently standing at 28), but before that happens, fans of the show are doing everything they can to root for their favourites and vote for them online. Ultimately, only 18 will be able to contest in the final round, out of which, only 9 will remain and debut as part of the new and first 5th generation K-pop boy group. 

Today’s tenth episode brought about performances from teams – Over Me, Switch and Say My Name, all completing the third mission titled ‘Artist Battle’. Team Over Me included members Zhang Hao, Lee Jeong-hyeon, Chen Kuan Jui, Jay and Ricky, and it ranked at the top of the chart for this battle with a score of 621 points.

Boys Planet Episode 10 Team Say My Name
Team Say My Name.

Team Say My Name came in next with members Yoo Seung-eon, Seok Matthew, Kim Ji-woong, Sung Han-bin and Han Yujin, scoring 612 points. Next in line was Team En Garde including members Park Gun-wook, Lee Hoe-taek, Kim Gyuvin, Kum Jun-hyeon, Lee Seung-hwan and Hiroto with 597 points. The fourth spot was claimed by Team Supercharger with members Wang Zi Hao, Seo Won, Haruto, Cha Woong-ki, Ollie and Takuto, having scored 470 points collectively. Lastly, Team Switch, with members Park Hanbin, Kim Tae-rae, Keita, Na Kamden, Zhang Shuai Bo and Yoon Jong-woo, finished in at the fifth spot with 432 points

From Team Over Me, Zhang Hao has again taken the lead with 852 points and from Team Switch, Park Hanbin won first place for the third time with 741 points under his hood, which also made him the only Boys Planet contestant to have won all three missions so far. Whereas, from Team Supercharger, Haruto has taken the lead.

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Boys Planet Episode 10 Team Switch
Team Switch.

In addition to their respective fans, and the fans of Team Over Me rejoicing at their wins, viewers of the show also spoke up against the biased approach showcased by the TV network Mnet, which didn’t work out each member’s screen time equally. Mnet has previously produced several other survival shows like this, and each time the network has received some kind of backlash from the audience over their unfair treatment of the participants in the series.

They’ve taken note how, during the performances, the camera would often zoom out and not focus at certain members despite them helming the performance at that moment. Scroll down to find how the fans of the show reacted to the latest episode.

Check Out the Fan Reactions to Boys Planet Episode 10

Boys Planet is live streamed worldwide every Thursday at 8:50 PM KST on Mnet’s YouTube channel, whereas the previously aired episodes can be streamed on Viki. The final aka the 12 episode will also be live streamed in all the CGV movie theatres in Korea as the event will be held in front of a live show audience on April 20, 2023, Thursday, in Jamsil Arena.

Have you caught up with the latest episode of the series? Let us know if this trend of K-pop survival shows interests you. Comment below your favourite contestant in the show whom you wish to see debut as a member of the new 5th-generation K-pop boy group.

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Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover
Ashima Grover is a Sub-Editor at Leisure Byte with 3 years of writing experience. She holds a post graduate degree in English, and is passionate about looking at the changing trends in Hallyu content with the ever-rising piles of K-pop and K-drama releases.

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