[News] Mnet to air English version of M! Countdown
2011.11.24
Mnet revealed a special treat for foreign fans as they announced to expand their weekly music show to the United States. They will be broadcasting an English version of M! Countdown which will be aired through Mnet America.
The English version will feature the same comebacks and performances as the original M! Countdown. However, three English-speaking MC will grab the mic to guide the viewers throughout the show. The especially selected hosts will include U-Kiss members Eli and Kevin along with the 14-year old member of rookie group Chocolat, Tia.
As Hallyu wave making its way across the globe, M! Countdown English version aims on making the program more accessible to foreign fans by breaking down the language barrier.
Source: enewsworld Written by: jhezwafu @dkpopnews.net
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