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Yes. The strongest of the audition. Next singer, please come out. Singer number 59. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Uh, a little bit, as expected, oh, a little bit, as expected, a foreign feeling. >> It really gives off a foreign vibe. Exotic. >> I was a singer from Asia. >> God. >> I was a singer from Asia. >> Uh huh. >> Singer. >> I got. >> Uh huh. >> I got. >> I got. I got God. >> No, this is >> If it means God, an incredible meaning, or these days, through K-pop, our Korean God. >> This is also a trend. >> Ah, yes, yes, yes, yes. Between the two. >> Not that one. >> Not that one, the one in front. >> The ones who were very disappointing were empty. The ones who were very disappointing were empty. Ah, really. >> We weren't even doing it among ourselves. >> It's truly regrettable. >> No, but please explain what this "Asia's God" is. >> I came from the Philippines. When I lived there, I participated in an Asia's Talent audition and, thankfully, made it to the final stage. >> In Korea. >> Yes. >> Asia's Talent was not broadcast. >> So. >> I didn't have a chance to promote myself as a singer, but then I encountered K-pop. K-pop is globally famous, isn't it? So I came to Korea wanting to be recognized for my singing, and through Singha High, I want to show my talent and be known as Singer 59, God. >> Uh. >> God, okay. >> Hearing your story now, and to prepare for today's stage, you've cut off contact with your family in the Philippines. >> Ah, rather, don't you usually keep in touch? Ah, yes. I chose Choi Yo-seop's "When Time Goes By," and I practiced pronunciation a lot to convey the lyrics well. Especially the "s" sound is very difficult. >> It's not an easy pronunciation. >> But after talking with my family in English, it suddenly gets worse. It feels like my Korean gets worse again. >> It feels like it gets worse again. >> Amazing. >> Such passion. Just. >> Please come forward. It's a bit awkward, but just. >> Anything [Music] [Music] Even if you smile for me or for yourself, you can't hide your feelings. Turning away powerlessly, I only see your face drawn with eyes. [Music] I know. Our love. That this is the end. Even if we both want it, it can't be eternal. In front of passing time, when time goes by, my heart will burst. >> When time goes by, my heart will burst. >> Even though I have a longing heart. [Music] Don't forget that there was a love that was infinitely precious, and remember it. [Music] When time goes by, my heart will shine. [Music] Even though I have a longing heart. Even though I have a longing heart, don't forget the love that was infinitely precious and remember it. [Music] Remember it. [Music] That there was a love that was infinitely precious to us. [Music] Don't forget and remember it. [Music] Wow. >> Singer 59 has advanced to Round 2 with an all-kill. Congratulations. Singer, all-kill. [Applause] >> Wow. >> Wow. Why are you so moved? I'm so surprised. Well, first, our judge, looking up at the ceiling, continuously shedding tears, Judge Baek Ji-young. >> What were you thinking while singing? I think it was a really good stage that could move the emotions of Korea's best female singer. [Music] >> Yes. It's amazing. >> In front of my eyes. >> I felt like I saw what singer 59 was picturing in front of her eyes. "Remember me," she said. >> Remember me. [Music] >> It felt like I was seeing something desperate, something she was looking at, together. I have one request: please don't lose this purity. Don't listen to what people around you say, "do this, do that." The direction singer 59 is going is the right one, and if so, she will become a truly great diva who can sing for a very long time. >> Ah, yes. Thank you. Thank you so much. >> And I think there's a subtle charm that comes from her exotic pronunciation, which she wants to perfect. >> It exists. It exists. It exists. >> It exists. Actually, what I clearly feel is that the depth of expression for each syllable is even deeper than that of native Korean speakers. It was a perfect stage, so cool, and like a dream. I watched it very well. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. Singer 59 is a 20-year-old who uses a classical pop singing style, which is rare these days. >> Ah, right. >> So pretty. >> I haven't seen her in a long time. >> Yes. It's called "tong," the resonance is very good. So you should thank your parents. And what I really want to praise is the vocal variations in the middle of the song. Usually, when they do that, a soulful melody comes out, but. >> It was so natural, and I haven't seen someone so young, only 20 years old, produce such good sounds and emotions in a long time, so I think singer 59 is someone I really want to watch. >> Thank you. >> Thank you for. >> Ah, thank you. Thank you. >> It feels like a bit of a town time. >> Really? Oh, wow. >> The resonance is so good. >> Oppa, did you see her do that? This isn't acting. I'm hooked. What do I do? >> One by one. How hard must she have studied our language? >> Wait a minute. I'm shaking. My goal was to do my best, whether I passed or failed, so I wanted to capture this moment without regret. Yes.