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Netflix to launch new 'Class Wars' series with focus on music

Netflix will launch the competition show "Vocal Class Wars" next year, following the success of its megahit series "Culinary Class Wars," the streaming platform said Wednesday. Following the format of the cooking competition show, the upcoming series pits anonymous singers against musicians that have already become household names, according to Netflix. It will be directed by Kim Hak-min, the…

Netflix to launch new 'Class Wars' series with focus on music

Netflix is set to launch a new competition series called "Vocal Class Wars" next year, following the success of its previous hit show "Culinary Class Wars". The new series, directed by Kim Hak-min and Park Sung-hwan, will feature anonymous singers competing against established musicians. The format is similar to "Culinary Class Wars", with the two producers previously working together on the music audition show "Sing Again".

"Culinary Class Wars" has been a major success for Netflix, with its third season in development and the first season topping the charts for most-popular non-English TV shows for three consecutive weeks.

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