Mnet's dance survival program "Dancing 9" is done with their recruiting process. Mnet is promising that an even greater crop of skilled dancers will be featured in this second season.

The recruiting process for "Dancing 9" began in Seoul on March 15th and spanned Kwangju and Pusan. All dancers of various genres gathered together to showcase their talent for the show. Every audition process had the atmosphere of a concert, and each performer was cheered one by the other performers for support.

Season one's stars Um Mun Suk and So Young Mo performed the new song from their group Monsters. Kim Myung Gyu, Kim Sol Hee, and Lee Luda as well as other dancers from Season One also visited the auditions to encourage the performers.

Let's examine the various dances featured in the auditions. Traditional Korean Dance, Street Dance, Modern Dancing, Dance Sports, K-Pop Dance, Musical Dancing, Techno, Belly Dancing, and even other country's traditional dancers came to audition for a part in "Dancing 9".

Several different Street Dancing styles including Waacking, which was showcased in season one by Yeo Eun Ji. The dancers seemed like they practiced even harder after the first season of Dancing 9, as they showed skills that were even better than those shown in season one of Dancing 9.

From little children aging six years old to contestants in their forties who popped and locked their way into the auditions, there was a diverse group of contestants in this season's auditions. Kindergarten and elementary school children appealed their cuteness, while the older contestants wowed judges by their skills had not diminished over time.

"Dancing 9" will begin as the masters of the two groups, Blue Eye and Red Wings, begin to recruit for their teams. These two teams then will battle until a winner and the MVP are decided.

"Dancing 9" producers are vowing to present a more dynamic and diverse show this time around. The first episode will air on June 13th.