If I had unlimited resources and money, I would invite a famous Asian American singer and imitate the Korean show “I Can See Your Voice”. “I Can See Your Voice” is a popular South Korean variety show that combines elements of mystery, music, and comedy. The show features a panel of celebrities, which can include singers, actors, and comedians, who try to determine whether a contestant is a talented singer or a tone-deaf individual. Each episode typically features a number of contestants who claim to be able to sing. The panelists then engage in various games and challenges to gather clues about each contestant’s singing ability. These clues can range from lip-syncing performances, body language observations, and even interviews with friends or family members. Throughout the show, the panelists engage in lively discussions and debates as they try to guess who among the contestants is the skilled singer. Once all contestants have been evaluated, the singer and the tone-deaf individuals are revealed through a series of musical performances. I would invite both talented and tone-deaf students to participate for a price. ICYV was one of my favorite korean shows to watch when it aired and it would be fun to do an event like that at school.
