BGYO has triumphantly wrapped up their Vertical on Demand series with their final episode, “Trono.” 

Starring BGYO Mikki and BGYO Nate along with Kolette Madelo, this is a playful spin of their track, to which the episode is also titled after. 

Anchored in banter within the boys, “Trono” has not only translated their song in a fun way, but the bite-sized content has remarkably highlighted the character of each of the actors. With dialogues and jokes that resonate with the fans, it offers relatability and a more intimate artist-to-fan connection.

Instead of the usual music videos that are expected from performers for most of their songs, creating a series that dives deeper into the premise of their tracks or even adding a witty take on it, has positioned the aces of P-Pop more visibly in a highly-saturated industry, while at the same time, set themselves apart. 

Split into 4 episodes and under the direction of Theodore Boborol, this offers fans a more immersive experience with their songs and BGYO’s creative vision. Since the release of their latest album On Demand, the microdrama has been highly-anticipated by ACES—giving them a better idea of what the tracks are about, while giving them something new to look forward to with their favorite BGYO members.

Each week since August 12th, a new episode is released—starting with BGYO JL and BGYO Akira’s Life’s Too Short, BGYO Akira’s Mean Girl, and BGYO Gelo’s Raindrop. As one of the leading P-pop groups in the country today, this series has not only highlighted their versatility as artists, but it also emphasizes on the group’s innovativeness in the age of social media.

In making content that is more shareable, new, and relevant to what viewers typically consume, it is an avenue of growth for the Aces of P-pop. Through the various genres that BGYO has explored in the Vertical on Demand series, it redefines what it truly means to connect and provide an elevated fan experience. 

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