SB19, pinuri sa ginawa nila nang magka-technical problem habang nagpe-perform

Published 14 Oct 2026 at 4:49 PM

by Rose Dabu

3 min read

SB19 is earning fresh praise after a video of their “GENTO” performance at Fusion Freedom 2023 resurfaced online
The P-pop group continued singing and dancing after the backing track unexpectedly stopped during their performance
Fans praised the members’ preparation and ability to keep going despite the technical problem
Behind-the-scenes accounts linked to their “PAGTATAG!” documentary also drew renewed discussion about the incident

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SB19 is receiving praise once again for handling a sound mishap during their “GENTO” performance at Fusion Freedom 2023, after footage of the incident resurfaced online.

SB19 official — Photo: @officialsb19 on Instagram
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The clip, shared again on X, shows the group continuing to sing and dance despite the sudden loss of their backing track. Their response impressed viewers, who praised how they carried on through the disruption.

A performance video published by P-pop Wave in November 2023 also documented the group delivering part of the song a cappella amid technical difficulties at the festival. The renewed discussion revisits that earlier performance.

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For fans commenting on the resurfaced footage, the moment offered a glimpse of the preparation behind the group’s live appearances. Several focused on how the members kept performing even when the music they were following stopped.

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“Proof that they practiced so hard that it is ingrained muscle memory,” one netizen commented.

The remark reflected admiration for the performers’ familiarity with the song and choreography. With the backing track interrupted, viewers could hear them continuing to deliver their parts while keeping up with the performance.

Another commenter shared a stronger opinion about technical problems during live shows.

“Magkakaalaman talaga kung sino ‘yong tunay ‘pag pumalpak ‘yong sound engineer. Sa mga pop groups ngayon parang air traffic controller ‘yong sound engineer, ‘pag pumalpak, disaster talaga!”

While the comment criticized the technical side of live performances, it does not establish who caused the interruption. The praise centered on how the members responded to the situation onstage.

Meanwhile, the group’s concert film, “Wakas at Simula: The Trilogy Concert Finale,” is screening in SM Cinemas in the Philippines. The release gives A’TIN another opportunity to watch their concert performances on the big screen.

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Pablo Nase is the visionary leader, main rapper, and award-winning songwriter of the P-pop powerhouse SB19. As the CEO of 1Z Entertainment, he drives the group’s global expansion, including their historic 2026 Lollapalooza debut. Renowned for his complex lyricism and production, he recently released the acclaimed double albums Alon and Laon. In March 2026, he continues to redefine the OPM landscape with the launch of Wakas at Simula, cementing his status as a premier architect of modern Filipino music.

In separate news, SB19 is set to release its highly anticipated album “Wakas at Simula” on March 27, marking a milestone in the group’s eight-year journey in the music industry. The project features six new tracks, including the previously released “Visa,” along with re-recorded songs presented with fresh arrangements. Members shared that the album reflects their evolving sound, artistic maturity, and growth in the business side of music, while also emphasizing unity within the expanding P-pop scene.