Tan Binh Toan Nang of “Show It All Vietnam” Goes Regional, Introduced by Sony as “A New Era is Coming”

Sony Music Entertainment - The global music giant remarked that “a new era of Vietnamese idols is coming,” as these young talents take the spotlight across Asia.

A Historic Step: Sony Music Officially Promotes “Show It All”

Images and profiles of the 11 outstanding trainees from “Tan Binh Toan Nang” (Show It All) have been widely published across Sony Music Entertainment’s official social media channels - including Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, X, and Threads - in countries such as the Philippines, Myanmar, and Indonesia.

Specifically, Sony Music Philippines praised:

“A new era of Vietnamese idols is unfolding! Let’s welcome the Top 11 trainees of Show It All Vietnam - a program co-produced by Hyuk Shin, the mastermind behind hits for Justin Bieber, EXO, and NCT. This project is set to create the very first K-pop-standard boy group in Vietnam. With the support of Sony Music Vietnam and YeaH1, Vietnamese talent will shine brightly on the regional music map.”

The teaser MV Show Me was posted on Sony Music Philippines and Sony Music Myanmar’s social platforms, sparking huge discussion.

Sony Music Indonesia further amplified the momentum with a bold statement:

“From Vietnam to the world! Vietnam x YeaH1 are ready to make history.”

These moves demonstrate that Sony Music is not merely a distributor but a strategic partner in promoting and elevating “Tan Binh Toan Nang” onto the international stage.

“Tan Binh Toan Nang” - Building Vietnam’s First “All-Rounder” Group

“Tan Binh Toan Nang” (Show It All) is a music project developed by YeaH1 Group with co-investor Techcombank. It follows a comprehensive, professional strategy with the ambition of creating an “all-rounder” boy group, true to its name.

The theme song Show Me has quickly become the center of attention on social media, praised for its explosive music and K-pop-level choreography.

International audiences have expressed excitement for the teaser, while Vietnamese fans continue to flood the group with support.

Ms. Ngo Thi Van Hanh, CEO of YeaH1, shared the project’s vision:

“We hope this boy group will become a source of pride for audiences and for Vietnam. To achieve that, beyond talent, they will receive holistic training—from professional skills to ethics.”

She emphasized that training would go beyond singing and dancing, focusing on character and cultural awareness. Trainees will study Vietnamese culture and history so they can confidently introduce their homeland to the world. English lessons and courses on communication skills are also prioritized, aiming to shape well-rounded artists who embody both talent and integrity.

With the collaboration of acclaimed producer Hyuk Shin and the global distribution network of Sony Music Entertainment, “Tan Binh Toan Nang” (Show It All) is expected to rise quickly on regional music charts. The group is positioned as Vietnam’s promising new-generation idol group, ready not only to captivate domestic audiences but also to expand confidently into international markets.