P-Pop group SB19 documented in a YouTube vlog their experience becoming a special guest for the survival show ATOM BOYZ II in Taiwan.

"[We will see the] performances of other groups and other countries. It will be full of surprises, I guess. Get ready to see 'Gento,'" Stell said in the introduction of the vlog as they headed to the studio for the show.

In their vlog, the group shared the behind-the-scenes of their interviews and rehearsals for their "Gento" performance. 

SB19 also shared the clips of their interactions with the trainees, fellow guest performers, and the production team on the show.

"It's very nice, first time namin maka-attend ng ganyang format. Nakakatuwa kasi kumuha pa talaga sila ng iba't ibang artists sa iba't ibang bansa para makatulong to inspire and na magkaroon ng ideas ang trainees nila," Justin remarked as he shared his experience in the program.

He went on: "Nakausap namin 'yung ibang trainees, sila mismo 'yung nagpro-produce ng sariling songs nila, nagsusulat, so nakakatuwa na ganun na talagang they are very talented."

ATOM BOYZ is a survival program where young male idol trainees are grouped into teams to compete for a chance to debut as an idol group. This season, the teams are uniquely themed after the planets of the Solar System.

In a televised interview in the show, Stell expressed the group's joy to take part in the Taiwanese show. 

"We are very happy to be part of the show, ATOM BOYZ. And this is really a big opportunity for our group SB19," he said.

The singer added: "Being here tonight, to hear a lot of good comments and praises from the judges, we are very happy today and we hope that our performance today will be an inspiration to everyone as well, especially for the boys."  

Josh remarked that he hopes that a program like ATOM BOYZ will also be staged in the Philippines.

"Sobrang nakakatuwa po na maging parte kami ng show na ito at nakakatuwa na nasho-showcase lahat ng talents siyempre from all over the world at napasama kami. Sana magkaroon din po ng ganitong programa siyempre sa Philippines," he stated.