Hello and welcome to the latest Nugu Roundup! What is this?: This is a weekly feature designed to highlight the unknown/underappreciated groups and soloists working hard in the Kpop world that often fall under the radar. Please share your own information, favorite performance videos, fanmeet stories, or anything else relevant below!
Last week got to know the co-ed Taekwondo/Idol crossover group K-Tigers Zero. This week let's check out a boy group who's new to the scene in Korea but has been building up a Taiwanese fanbase for a while already, let's get to know UNVS!
Look at the first comment below for the winner of the 21st album giveaway plus details on this week's album up for grabs! What is Nugu?: While in Korean it literally means 'Who' in the broader Kpop context it refers to groups that are generally unknown amongst the greater public. It doesn't have to mean they're extremely new, though it can, and there are of course varying degrees of 'unknown' which some groups having very strong niche fandoms and others being almost invisible. I take a fairly broad view and will include groups that may be known to some, but who don't have widespread name recognition.
Let's get on with the show... ________________________________________________________
UNVS Who are they?: UNVS is a five member boy group undet CHITWN Music. They originally debuted in Taiwan in 2016, the first Korean group to debut in the country, and later debuted in Korea in 2020 after some membership changes. Their name is a portmanteau of 'Unique' and 'Universe'. Their fandom name is U.N.U.S.
Company: UNVS appears to be the only group currently under CHITWN Music, which described itself as "CHITWN is a term of endearment used by those who truly recognize the lifestyle and authenticity of Chicago. With our roots from Korea but our existence in an era of globalization, today’s society has spawned a need for a mesh of cultures in all aspects of society. CHITWN Music has taken this approach to music, collaborating the sounds of urban, trending music with K-Pop’s growing popularity." The CEO of CHITWN Music is the head of production-group room102 which has produced music for UNVS as well as other groups.
The group has previously been represented by a number of different companies in Taiwan and Korea including Media Asia Taiwan and UNI Entertainment.
Full Group Interviews Members - Jun.H
- Position: Leader, Main Rapper, Lead Dancer, Vocalist
- Real Name: Im Joon Hyeon
- Age: 29 (IA)
- Facts: He joined the group in 2019. He is the eldest member in the group by two days. He has already completed his military service. His favorite type of ice cream is Almond Pistachio and he hates mint chocolate. This is his third debut, having previously been a member of now-disbanded boy groups ALL-STAR and B.O.i. He has enjoyed competing in talent shows since he was young, and developed a love for rapping after listening to western hip-hop. He would write his own Korean rap lyrics to backing tracks for both Korean and Western songs. He has filmed a CF for Cass Beer with Jackson of GOT7. His favorite food is Kongguksu, a soy-milk based noodle soup, and he hates instant ramen. He has traveled to the United States, Japan, Europe, and China. He is a fan of country music.
- YY
- Position: Lead Vocalist
- Real Name: Chinese: Jin YongYong, Korean: Kim Mun Yong
- Age: 29 (IA)
- Facts: He was born in China and is a Chinese national, moving to Korea in 2014. He is an original member of the group. He can speak fluent Mandarin, Korean, and Japanese. Many people assume he is Korean because of his fluency in the language, which he learned from watching Kdramas. He has studied abroad. He dislikes vegetables other than lotus root and broccoli, as well as raw foods. He started working out on the recommendation of his company and gained 44 lbs (20kg) of muscle mass. He is afraid of ghosts, snakes, and rats. His favorite foods are octopus bibimbap and stewed tofu. He enjoys cleaning and finds it therapeutic. He says his mother is the most inspirational figure in his life and that her support made it possible for him to go abroad to follow his dream.
- Eunho (formerly Crown)
- Position: Main Vocalist
- Real Name: Shin Dong Keun
- Age: 28 (IA)
- Facts: He joined the group in 2019. He has studied abroad in the Philippines and the United States and is fluent in Tagalog and English as well as Korean. He is a former Jellyfish Entertainment trainee. He loves instant ramen and can eat five packages, but has had to put himself on a diet. He says that when he returned from studying abroad in the United States his parents didn't recognize him at first because of all of the weight he had gained. He has been studying music since he was 11. He enjoys traveling out of the city for fresh air when he has the opportunity.
- Changyu (formerly Changgong)
- Position: Lead Vocalist
- Real Name: Song Chang Gyu
- Age: 27 (IA)
- Facts: He is an original member of the group. He is currently serving his mandatory military service. He was the lead singer in a band in high school, auditioning against over 50 other people. He trained by going to Karaoke, and says that performing with the band is what made him decide his future was in music. His favorite color is red. He is not physically strong. He enjoys fashion with a lot of straps. He enjoys doing Aegyo. His favorite video game is KartRider.
- Jen (formerly Yehyeon)
- Position: Rapper, Main Dancer, Vocalist, Maknae
- Real Name: Kim Ye Hyeon
- Age: 23 (IA)
- Facts: He joined the group in 2019. He is currently serving his mandatory military service. He was a member of a dance group in high school called Unperformance. He is a chicken connoisseur. He is afraid of worms. He is allergic to pineapples. His favorite type of ice cream is strawberry. He says he never imagined he'd be in the music industry, and went to college to study dance, but being in the dance group covering Kpop songs made him start to enjoy it and put him on the path. His favorite group is SHINee.
Chinese Debut: December 22nd, 2016 with
I'll Be There (
MV)
- Song: A mid-tempo vocally driven hip-hop ballad, this was the group's debut release in Taiwan under the name UNIVERSE from their debut single album of the same name.
- Composers/Producers: J.Heart (possibly the singesongwriter and former idol from N.Sonic)
Korean Debut: February 23rd, 2020 with
Timeless (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Performance Video (
Link)
- Song: The group's Korean debut with their updated lineup, this is the lead single from their single album of the same name. A vocally-driven pop ballad this blends a thick dreamy soundscape with EDM elements.
- Composers/Producers: room102 (Girlkind - Fanci, Rosy - Red Herring, AVYN - Sunnyside), MONSTER FACTORY (Dal Shabet - Fri Sat Sun, Jinsol - Perfect, Momoland - Only One You)
Followup Release: April 8th, 2020 with
Solar Eclipse (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Practice (
Link)
- Song: The group's second promoted track from their debut single album "Timeless", this Future Bass release continues the trend of a dreamy soundscape combined with earnest vocal delivery. The song is said to be autobiographical of the group's CEO and main producer room102.
- Composers/Producers: room102 (see above), MONSTER FACTORY (see above)
First Comeback: May 15th, 2020 with
Give You Up (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Practice (
Link)
- Song: The lead track from the group's first digital single album "Soundtracks for the Lost & Broken: Give You Up", this combines EDM, Tropical House, and Future Bass into an intense wave of emotional pop, with an intro inspired by acoustic Asian instruments.
- Composers/Producers: room102 (see above)
Second Comeback: September 16th, 2020 with
Sand Castle (
MV) Live Stage (
Link)
- Song: The group's second digital single, this song combines the group's trademark Future Bass sound with Deep House and some trap beats to develop a nice groove that gives it more momentum than their previous releases. The song is meant to evoke the spirit of youth finding and losing love and lust in late summer parties along the beach and the forest.
- Composers/Producers: room102 (see above)
Third Comeback: November 19th, 2020 with
The Prologue (
MV)
- Song: The group's third digital single, this is a special release for the group's fandom U.N.U.S and features an MV made of clips from the group's journey throughout their first year of promotions in Korea. The song was co-composed by group member Jun.H.
- Composers/Producers: Jun.H (group member), room102 (see above)
YouTube Channel: UNVS Official Random Stuff Trivia: Member Changyu was originally going to debut with ACE (not to be confused with A.C.E) but something happened that resulted in him leaving the company. Minho of MY.st was associated with the group while they were promoting in Taiwan. The group says that they almost disbanded multiple times before the release of their Korean debut song Timeless due to various difficulties. The choreography for Timeless was changed three times before the song was released so it was especially difficult to learn as there had been so many different versions. The members knew each other previous to UNVS so they say they have a good relationship though there are of course always challenges that come from different opinions. The group's greatest desire is to perform in front of live crowds and go on a tour once the COVID pandemic has ended.
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SOLOIST OF THE WEEK SEORI Who is she?: Seori is a female soloist singesongwriter under ATISPAUS Entertainment. She initially gained attention through song covers via her YouTube Channel.
Company: ATISPAUS Entertainment is a new company with Seori as their debut artist. The company also represents DJ and Composer GRAPHIX.
Real Name: Baek Sohyun
Age: 24 (IA)
Debut: May 12th, 2020 with
Running Through the Night (
MV) Live Performance (
Link) English Version (
Link)
- Song: The lead single from her debut EP "?depacse ohw", this relaxing laid back R&B influenced song is inspired by the desire to escape the drudgery of the day and how the night is the time of day when you are most free to think and explore your own desires.
- Composers/Producers: Seori (original artist), GRAPHIX (only other Seori songs)
Also Promoted: May 12th, 2020 with
Hairdryer (
MV)
- Song: Released simultaneously with the official title track, this song features an R&B and jazz influence along with the use of a vocoder to evoke a drowsy and dreamy rose-tinted nostalgic feeling. Seori says she was inspired by how memories are often warmer and more comforting than reality, and came up with the melody while drying her hair and thinking back to how her parents would stroke and dry her hair as a child and how comforting she remembered it being.
- Composers/Producers: Seori (original artist), GRAPHIX (see above)
First Comeback: December 16th, 2020 with
Trigger (
MV)
- Song: Her first digital single, this R&B/EDM crossover is meant to show a different side to Seori. She says that while her debut EP showed her dreamy and wistful side, this release is meant to show her impulsive and provocative side.
- Composers/Producers: Seori (original artist), GRAPHIX (see above)
YouTube Channel: Seori Random Stuff Trivia: ATISPAUS Entertainment discovered Seori through her YouTube cover channel and approached her about debuting with the company. She had been writing songs previously but had wanted to partner with someone and found that ATISPAUS aligned with her artistic sensibilities. ATISPAUS also works with visual artists, writers, and film makers and has an ambitious plan for a long-term cross-platform and cross-media promotional strategy with her. She says that her debut EP took over a year to create, and the concept changed and evolved due to the COVID pandemic, solidifying around a concept of being trapped in an unpleasant reality and wanting to find escape. The MVs for Running Through the Night and Hairdryer were conceived together and meant to be interconnected. The company also released a novella to expand upon Seori lore. She is a big fan of Avril Lavigne and Billie Eilish and wants to explore a variety of musical genres in the future.
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IN MEMORIAM YEAR 7 CLASS 1 Who were they?: A seven member girl group under Dareun Byeol Entertainment, the only group the company is confirmed to have promoted. The group's concept was that they were a fictional 7th Grade class, with the members each having an official class role, however the age of the members ranged from 15-24 at debut.
Company: Dareun Byeol Entertainment is now defunct, but also represented a number of actors and actresses. The company was founded by an ex-SM Entertainment choreographer who had worked closely with Shinwa.
Debut: January 24th, 2014 with
Oppa Virus (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Practice (
Link)
- Song: The group's debut digital single, this bright and upbeat dance-pop features a cheerleader theme and has an unrelenting happy energy.
- Composers/Producers: Ahn Hyungseok (Beatwin - Rising Sun, Jin - The Way To Meet You, Advance - Wa), Jang Youngsoo (Fallanc - Never Mind, Lime - Part of Me, FTISLAND - Orange Sky)
First Comeback: May 27th, 2014 with
Always (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Practice (
Link) 2015 Version MV (
Link)
- Song: The group's second digital single, the song is inspired by the freshness of spring, and has the message of being grateful for those who show you support.
- Composers/Producers: Ahn Hyungseok (see above), 100 Days (Mr. Mr. - It's You, Beatwin - Your Girl, Vaccine Project - Calling You)
Second Comeback: November 7th, 2014 with
Breaking Fighting (
MV) Live Stage (
Link)
- Song: The group's third digital single, this aggressively upbeat and song is about showing support for those who've broken up with their significant others. Come for the aggressive aegyo, stay for the ham-fisted chord change that never goes out of style.
- Composers/Producers: Ahn Hyungseok (see above), 100 Days (see above)
Third Comeback: June 3rd, 2015 with
White Wind (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Practice (
Link)
- Song: The group's fourth digital single, this is a remake of a song that was popular in Korea in the '80s. The theme is the girls maturing and falling in love.
- Composers/Producers: Kim Kip-Yo (Yang Sookyung - Love is a Cold Temptation, David & Jonathan - The Breath of Love, EXIT - Lost Memories)
Fourth Comeback: November 4th, 2015 with
Believe (
MV) Live Stage (
Link) Dance Version (
Link)
- Song: The lead single from the group's first EP "Believe" this mid-tempo pop song features some funky moments in the bassline along with a soft vocal presentation amidst some chanted aegyo vocals. The song is meant to comfort those who feel they've been marginalized by society.
- Composers/Producers: Ahn Hyungseok (see above), 100 Days (see above)
Fifth Comeback: January 12th, 2017 with
Please Remember Me (
MV)
- Song: After more than a year since their last release, the group released this digital single featuring an MV of past performance clips. This beautiful and heartfelt ballad features simple piano accompaniment and allows the vocals of the members to shine. This would be the last original song released by the group, and was not promoted. As goodbye songs go, it's one of the more lovely ones I've heard.
- Composers/Producers: Ahn Hyungseok (see above), 100 Days (see above)
Final Special Release: May 10th, 2017 with
Oppa Virus (Acoustic Version) (
MV) and
Always (Acoustic Version) (
MV)
- Songs: Acoustic reworks of the group's first two releases (and the third version of Always) these show a more mature side of the group, though not without some melancholy.
YouTube Channel: Year 7 Class 1 Official Active Between: January 2014 - Sometime in 2018.
Reasons for Disbanding: It's assumed that the company supporting the group went out of business. The group began promoting almost exclusively in Japan from 2016 onward, leaving Korean fans feeling as if they'd been abandoned. During 2018 the group's fan cafes stopped updating and the company pulled out of a scheduled event at the last minute. The members were then later seen to be engaging in personal activities.
Trivia: The group faced several controversies during their run. The group was accused of promoting sexuality with a minor concept, and during a live festival performance in 2015 the leader of the group Baek Sehee went on stage without safety shorts exposing her underwear. The official explanation was that the group had arrived at the concert with their Maknae missing her safety shorts so the leader gave her hers since their Maknae was a minor. Some netizens believed however that it was a ploy to get fancams of the group to blow up as had recently happened with EXID's Hani. The group also faced backlash for the official role of one of the members being 'Bread Shuttle' which is someone who runs to grab lunch for others in the group and is connected with school bullying in Korea. The group however stated that they wanted to expose school bullying activity to create action against it, and were not trying to glorify it. The group attempted several concerts in Korea in 2017 after having had success promoting in Japan. However since it had been so long since promoting in Korea their fanbase had shrunk, and they were unable to fill even 50-seat auditoriums. Their final concert, for which they had rented a 200 seat auditorium based on positive comments being found on their fan cafe site, ended up with fewer than 50 people attending. Since disbanding members of the group have been involved in activities such as trot singing, modeling, and musical acting. ________________________________________________________
That's it for today, let's get the discussion on!
As always, if you have any suggestions for groups, content, or things you'd like to see, please let me know in the comments below.
Also as always, a big shout-out to
u/not-named-in-credits for founding
nugutown and
u/sharnaranwan for continuing the work over there.
submitted by September 12th Europe (Rating per FotMob/whoscored if provided) Premier league (England) Tim Ream (Fulham) Started at LCB and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Arsenal (
5.5/
5.66)
63/66 passing, 5/8 accurate long balls, 74 touches, 2/2 duels won, 2 clearances, 1/1 successful tackles, 1/1 aerials won, 7 recoveries Match Highlights
Championship Bradley Johnson (Blackburn Rovers) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 Loss against Bournemouth.
Scored the team's 1st goal of the season in the 42nd’. Won player of the match on Fotmob (
8.0/
-)
1/2 shots on target, 45/63 passing, 3/7 accurate long balls, 77 touches, 5/9 duels won, 1/1 successful dribbles, 1 foul, 2/2 successful tackles, 2/4 aerials won, 4 interceptions, 14 recoveries Match Highlights Geoff Cameron (QPR) Started at RCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 Win against Nottingham Forest (
7.1/
-)
20/33 passing, 1/6 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 44 touches, 4/10 duels won, 3 clearances, 1/2 successful dribbles, 1 foul, 2/2 successful tackles, 1/3 aerials won, 5 recoveries Match Highlights Alex Mighten (Nottingham Forest) Subbed on in the 74th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against QPR (
6.1/
-)
1/2 passing, 2 crosses, 7 touches, 2/3 duels won, 0/1 successful dribbles, 2 times fouled, 1 recovery
League 1 Lynden Gooch (Sunderland AFC) Subbed on in the 78th‘ in a 1-1 draw with Bristol Rovers (
6.3/
-)
1/1 shots on target, 6/9 passing, 1 cross, 0/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 15 touches, 1/3 duels won, 1/3 successful dribbles Match Highlights Niall Mason (Peterborough United) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against Accrington Stanley (
-/
-)
6/7 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 7 touches, 1 recovery Match Highlights Marlon Fossey (Shrewsbury Town on loan from Fulham) Subbed on in the 71st‘ in a 0-0 draw with Portsmouth. Picked up a yellow in the 75th’ (
6.1/
-)
2/3 passing, 1 cross, 1/1 accurate long balls, 11 touches, 2/5 duels won, 2 clearances, 1 time fouled, 1 foul, 2/4 aerials won Match Highlights
League 2 Charlie Kelman (Southend United) Started at ST and went the full 90‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Harrogate Town (
5.1/
-)
1/1 shots on target, 12/13 passing, 21 touches, 1/12 duels won, 0/2 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 1/7 aerials won, 1 recovery Match Highlights
DFB Pokal (Germany) Tyler Adams (RB Leipzig) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Win against Nurnberg (
-/
-)
Match Highlights Personal Highlights Timothy Chandler (Eintracht Frankfurt) Subbed on in the 73rd‘ in a 2-1 Win against 1860 Mumich (
-/
-)
Match Highlights Josh Sargent (SV Werder Bremen) Started at RW and played 90‘ in a 2-0 Win against Carl Zeiss Jena.
Scored the opener and game winner in the 49th’ (
-/
-)
Match Highlights Julian Ryerson (1.FC Union Berlin) Subbed on in the 120th‘ in a 1-0 Win against Karlsruher SC (
-/
-)
Alfredo Morales (Fortuna Düsseldorf) Started at RCM and played 78‘ in a 1-0 Win against FC Ingolstadt (
-/
-)
Julian Green (SpVgg Greuther Furth) Started at CM and played 105‘ in a 6-1 Win against RSV meinerzhagen. Assisted on the teams 1st goal in the 71st’ and scored the game winner in the 98th’(
-/
-)
Timothy Tillman (SpVgg Greuther Furth) Subbed on in the 63rd‘ in a 6-1 Win against RSV meinerzhagen. Assisted on the teams 3rd goal in the 103rd’ & 5th goal in the 113th’ (
-/
-)
Marc Heider (VfL Osnabruck) Started at ST and played 61‘ in a 1-0 Win against SV Todesfelde (
-/
-)
Justin Butler (FC Ingolstadt) Started at LST and played 81‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Fortuna Düsseldorf (
-/
-)
Ligue 2 (French 2nd Division) Nicholas Gioacchini (SM Caen) Started at RW and played 89‘ in a 3-0 Win against Rodez.
Scored the game winner in the 3rd’. Won Player of the match on Fotmob (
8.2/
-)
1/1 shots on target 12/16 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 37 touches, 5/10 duels won, 5 clearances, 1/2 successful dribbles, 1 time dispossessed, 2 times fouled, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1/2 aerials won, 1 interception, 4 recoveries Match Highlights
Belgian First Division A Joseph Efford (Waasland-Beveren) Started at RST and played 71‘ in a 4-1 Loss against Club Brugge KV.
Assisted on the teams lone goal in the 30th’ (
6.5/
-)
0/1 shots on target 11/18 passing, 1 key pass, 28 touches, 1/6 duels won, 0/2 successful dribbles, 2 times dispossessed, 1 time fouled, 0/1 aerials won, 2 recoveries
Super Lig (Turkey) Eric Lichaj (Fatih Karagümrük) Subbed on in the 65th‘ to make his team debut in a 3-0 Win against Yeni Malatyaspor (
6.2/
6.22)
4/5 passing, 1 cross, 1/1 accurate long balls, 8 touches, 1/1 duels won, 1 time fouled, 1 recovery
Premier League (Scotland) Scott Pittman (Livingston FC) Started at RCM and went the full 90‘ in a 2-1 Loss against Hamilton Academical.
Scored the opener in the 1st’ (
-/
7.54)
Match Highlights Ian Harkes (Dundee United FC) Started at CAM and went the full 90‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Rangers (
-/
6.11)
Match Highlights Dillon Powers (Dundee United FC) Started at RCM and played 46‘ in a 4-0 Loss against Rangers (
-/
6.17)
Danny Rogers (Kilmarnock FC) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 1-0 Loss against Aberdeen (
-/
6.37)
Match Highlights
Protathlima Cyta (Cyprus) Mukwelle Akale (Pafos FC) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Apollon Limassol (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Schweizer Cup (Switzerland) Noah Jones (FC Wil 1900) Started at LST and played 81‘ in a 4-3 Penalty shootout Loss against FC Aara (
-/
-)
Ilan Sauter (FC Wil 1900 on loan from FC Zurich) Started at RCB and went the full 120’ in a 4-3 Penalty shootout Loss against FC Aarau (
-/
-)
Superettan (Swedish 2nd Division) Josh Wicks (AFC Eskilstuna) Started at GK and went the full 90’ in a 3-0 Loss against Halmstads BK (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Premier league (Israel) George Fochive (Hapoel Kfar Saba) Subbed on in the 90th‘ in a 2-0 Loss against Maccabi Petach Tikva (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Fortuna Liga (Slovakia) Eduvie Ikoba (AS Trencin) Subbed on in the 46th‘ in a 1-1 draw with Zemplin Michalovce (
-/
-)
Match Highlights Sidney Friede (Dunajska Streda) Started at RCM and played 40’ in a 3-2 Win against Ruzomberok (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
SSE Airtricity League Premier (Ireland) Will Seymore (Sligo Rovers) Started at LM and played 75’ in a 0-0 draw with St. Patrick’s Athletic. Picked up a yellow in the 73rd’ (
-/
-)
Veikkausliiga (Finland) Jacob Bushue (FC Haka) Started at LCM and went the full 90‘ in a 4-1 Loss against SJK (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Ykkonen Kyle Curinga (Kokkolan Pallo-veikot) Started at RB and went the full 90’ in a 2-0 Loss against EIF (
-/
-)
Match Highlights Ian Garrett (VPS) Started at LB and went the full 90’ in a 6-3 Win against MYPA (
-/
-)
Emmanuel Appiah (AC Kajaani) Started at LW and played 86‘ in a 1-0 Loss against IF Gnistan (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
1.Deild Karla (Icelandic 2nd Division) Sito (IBV Vestmannaeyjar) Started at RW and went the full 90‘ in a 3-1 Loss against Keflavik (
-/
-)
South America Liga 1 (Peru) Claudio Torrejon (Sport Boys Callao) Started at CM and went the full 90‘ in a 1-0 Loss against Sport Huancayo (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
September 13th Europe (Rating per FotMob/whoscored if provided) La Liga (Spain) Yunus Musah (Valencia CF) Started at RM for his professional debut played 88‘ in a 4-2 Win against Levante (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Segunda Division (Spanish 2nd Division) Shaq Moore (CD Tenerife) Started at RB and went the full 90‘ in a 2-0 Win against Malaga (
7.3/-)
0/1 shots on target, 21/29 passing, 3 crosses, 1/3 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 55 touches, 5/8 duels won, 1 clearance, 3 times fouled, 2 fouls, 2/3 aerials won, 2 interceptions, 5 recoveries Match Highlights
DFB Pokal (Germany) Marcel Costly (SV Waldhof Mannheim) Started at RM and went the full 90‘ in a 2-1 Loss against SC Freiburg (
-/
-)
Maurice Malone (SV Wehen Wiesbaden on loan from FC Augsburg) Subbed on in the 75th‘ in a 1-0 Win against FC Heidenheim (
-/
-)
Match Highlights
Ligue 1 (France) Timothy Weah (LOSC Lille) Subbed on in the 82nd‘ in a 1-0 Win against Metz (
-/
6.36)
1/6 passing, 6 touches, 3/3 duels won, 0/1 successful tackles, 2/2 aerials won Match Highlights
Belgian First Division A Chris Durkin (Sint Truidense W) Started at CM and went the full 90’ in a 3-2 Loss against Royal Antwerp. Picked up a yellow in the 25th’ (
5.2/
-)
30/37 passing, 1/4 accurate long balls, 42 touches, 0/10 duels won, 0/1 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 0/2 aerials won, 3 recoveries
Eredivisie (Netherlands) Sergino Dest (Ajax) Subbed on in the 32nd‘ in a 1-0 Win against Sparta Rotterdam (
6.4/
6.73)
0/1 shots on target, 19/20 passing, 3 crosses, 1/1 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 41 touches, 3/9 duels won, 1 clearance 2/2 successful dribbles, 3 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1 recovery Match Highlights Luca de la Torre (Heracles Almelo) Subbed on in the 62nd‘ to make his team debut in a 2-0 Win against ADO Den Haag.
Assisted on the 2nd goal in the 70th’ (
7.8/
6.86)
0/3 shots on target, 15/18 passing, 1 key pass, 25 touches, 3/4 duels won, 2/2 successful dribbles, 0/1 successful tackles, 0/1 aerials won
Eerste Divisie Sebastian Soto (SC Telstar on loan from Norwich City) Subbed on in the 80th‘ for his team debut in a 2-1 Loss against MVV Maastricht (
-/
-)
Super Lig (Turkey) Tyler Boyd (Besiktas JK) Started at LW and played 73‘ in a - against Trabzonspor.
Scored the game winner in the 29th’(
7.2/
7.71)
1/2 shots on target, 18/24 passing, 1/1 accurate long balls, 36 touches, 1/7 duels won, 2 clearances, 4 times dispossessed, 2 fouls, 1/1 successful tackles, 1 interception, 7 recoveries Match Highlights
Superliga (Denmark) Emmanuel Sabbi (Odense Boldklub) Started at RW and played 64‘ in a 3-2 Win against FC Copenhagen (
7.1/
-)
3/3 shots on target, 10/12 pasing, 3/3 accurate long balls, 1 key pass, 29 touches, 3/11 duels won, 2 clearances, 2/4 successful dribbles, 2 times dispossessed, 1 time fouled, 2 fouls, 0/2 aerials won, 2 interceptions, 4 recoveries Match Highlights
NordicBet Liga Steven Enna (FC Fredericia) Subbed on in the 56‘ and off in the 84th’ in a 2-1 Win against Kolding IF. Picked up a yellow in the 51st’ (
-/
-)
Allsvenskan (Sweden) Mix Diskerud (Helsingborg IF on loan from Manchester City) Started at LCM and went the full 90’ in a 2-2 draw with Hammarby IF (
6.5/
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I will leave the original post in case anyone wants to see it. But here is the link to the new one:
https://www.reddit.com/Forex/comments/mceyhq/homemade_bar_replay_for_mt4_new_updates/
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I made a home-made bar replay for MT4 as an alternative to the tradingview bar replay. You can change timeframes and use objects easily. It just uses vertical lines to block the future candles. Then it adjusts the vertical lines when you change zoom or time frames to keep the "future" bars hidden.
I am not a professional coder so this is not as robust as something like Soft4fx or Forex Tester. But for me it gets the job done and is very convenient. Maybe you will find some benefit from it.
Here are the steps to use it:
1) copy the text from the code block 2) go to MT4 terminal and open Meta Editor (click icon or press F4) 3) go to File -> New -> Expert Advisor 4) put in a title and click Next, Next, Finish 5) Delete all text from new file and paste in text from code block 6) go back to MT4 7) Bring up Navigator (Ctrl+N if it's not already up) 8) go to expert advisors section and find what you titled it 9) open up a chart of the symbol you want to test 10) add the EA to this chart 11) specify colors and start time in inputs then press OK 12) use "S" key on your keyboard to advance 1 bar of current time frame 13) use tool bar buttons to change zoom and time frames, do objects, etc. 14) don't turn on auto scroll. if you do by accident, press "S" to return to simulation time. 15) click "buy" and "sell" buttons (white text, top center) to generate entry, TP and SL lines to track your trade 16) to cancel or close a trade, press "close order" then click the white entry line 17) drag and drop TP/SL lines to modify RR 18) click "End" to delete all objects and remove simulation from chart 19) to change simulation time, click "End", then add the simulator EA to your chart with a new start time 20) When you click "End", your own objects will be deleted too, so make sure you are done with them 21) keep track of your own trade results manually 22) use Tools-> History center to download new data if you need it. the simulator won't work on time frames if you don't have historical data going back that far, but it will work on time frames that you have the data for. If you have data but its not appearing, you might also need to increase max bars in chart in Tools->Options->Charts. 23) don't look at status bar if you are moused over hidden candles, or to avoid this you can hide the status bar.
Here is the code block.
//+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Bar Replay V2.mq4 | //| Copyright 2020, MetaQuotes Software Corp. | //| https://www.mql5.com | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ #property copyright "Copyright 2020, MetaQuotes Software Corp." #property link "https://www.mql5.com" #property version "1.00" #property strict #define VK_A 0x41 #define VK_S 0x53 #define VK_X 0x58 #define VK_Z 0x5A #define VK_V 0x56 #define VK_C 0x43 #define VK_W 0x57 #define VK_E 0x45 double balance; string balance_as_string; int filehandle; int trade_ticket = 1; string objectname; string entry_line_name; string tp_line_name; string sl_line_name; string one_R_line_name; double distance; double entry_price; double tp_price; double sl_price; double one_R; double TP_distance; double gain_in_R; string direction; bool balance_file_exist; double new_balance; double sl_distance; string trade_number; double risk; double reward; string RR_string; int is_tp_or_sl_line=0; int click_to_cancel=0; input color foreground_color = clrWhite; input color background_color = clrBlack; input color bear_candle_color = clrRed; input color bull_candle_color = clrSpringGreen; input color current_price_line_color = clrGray; input string start_time = "2020.10.27 12:00"; input int vertical_margin = 100; //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert initialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ int OnInit() { Comment(""); ChartNavigate(0,CHART_BEGIN,0); BlankChart(); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_SHIFT,true); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_FOREGROUND,false); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_AUTOSCROLL,false); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_SCALEFIX,false); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_SHOW_OBJECT_DESCR,true); if (ObjectFind(0,"First OnInit")<0){ CreateStorageHLine("First OnInit",1);} if (ObjectFind(0,"Simulation Time")<0){ CreateTestVLine("Simulation Time",StringToTime(start_time));} string vlinename; for (int i=0; i<=1000000; i++){ vlinename="VLine"+IntegerToString(i); ObjectDelete(vlinename); } HideBars(SimulationBarTime(),0); //HideBar(SimulationBarTime()); UnBlankChart(); LabelCreate("New Buy Button","Buy",0,38,foreground_color); LabelCreate("New Sell Button","Sell",0,41,foreground_color); LabelCreate("Cancel Order","Close Order",0,44,foreground_color); LabelCreate("Risk To Reward","RR",0,52,foreground_color); LabelCreate("End","End",0,35,foreground_color); ObjectMove(0,"First OnInit",0,0,0); //--- create timer EventSetTimer(60); return(INIT_SUCCEEDED); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert deinitialization function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnDeinit(const int reason) { //--- destroy timer EventKillTimer(); } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| Expert tick function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnTick() { //--- } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ //| ChartEvent function | //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void OnChartEvent(const int id, const long &lparam, const double &dparam, const string &sparam) { if (id==CHARTEVENT_CHART_CHANGE){ int chartscale = ChartGetInteger(0,CHART_SCALE,0); int lastchartscale = ObjectGetDouble(0,"Last Chart Scale",OBJPROP_PRICE,0); if (chartscale!=lastchartscale){ int chartscale = ChartGetInteger(0,CHART_SCALE,0); ObjectMove(0,"Last Chart Scale",0,0,chartscale); OnInit(); }} if (id==CHARTEVENT_KEYDOWN){ if (lparam==VK_S){ IncreaseSimulationTime(); UnHideBar(SimulationPosition()); NavigateToSimulationPosition(); CreateHLine(0,"Current Price",Close[SimulationPosition()+1],current_price_line_color,1,0,true,false,false,"price"); SetChartMinMax(); }} if(id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK) { if(sparam=="New Sell Button") { distance = iATR(_Symbol,_Period,20,SimulationPosition()+1)/2; objectname = "Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1],foreground_color,2,5,false,true,true,"Sell"); objectname = "TP for Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1]-distance*2,clrAqua,2,5,false,true,true,"TP"); objectname = "SL for Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1]+distance,clrRed,2,5,false,true,true,"SL"); trade_ticket+=1; } } if(id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK) { if(sparam=="New Buy Button") { distance = iATR(_Symbol,_Period,20,SimulationPosition()+1)/2; objectname = "Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1],foreground_color,2,5,false,true,true,"Buy"); objectname = "TP for Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1]+distance*2,clrAqua,2,5,false,true,true,"TP"); objectname = "SL for Trade # "+IntegerToString(trade_ticket); CreateHLine(0,objectname,Close[SimulationPosition()+1]-distance,clrRed,2,5,false,true,true,"SL"); trade_ticket+=1; } } if(id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_DRAG) { if(StringFind(sparam,"TP",0)==0) { is_tp_or_sl_line=1; } if(StringFind(sparam,"SL",0)==0) { is_tp_or_sl_line=1; } Comment(is_tp_or_sl_line); if(is_tp_or_sl_line==1) { trade_number = StringSubstr(sparam,7,9); entry_line_name = trade_number; tp_line_name = "TP for "+entry_line_name; sl_line_name = "SL for "+entry_line_name; entry_price = ObjectGetDouble(0,entry_line_name,OBJPROP_PRICE,0); tp_price = ObjectGetDouble(0,tp_line_name,OBJPROP_PRICE,0); sl_price = ObjectGetDouble(0,sl_line_name,OBJPROP_PRICE,0); sl_distance = MathAbs(entry_price-sl_price); TP_distance = MathAbs(entry_price-tp_price); reward = TP_distance/sl_distance; RR_string = "RR = 1 : "+DoubleToString(reward,2); ObjectSetString(0,"Risk To Reward",OBJPROP_TEXT,RR_string); is_tp_or_sl_line=0; } } if(id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK) { if(sparam=="Cancel Order") { click_to_cancel=1; Comment("please click the entry line of the order you wish to cancel."); } } if(id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK) { if(sparam!="Cancel Order") { if(click_to_cancel==1) { if(ObjectGetInteger(0,sparam,OBJPROP_TYPE,0)==OBJ_HLINE) { entry_line_name = sparam; tp_line_name = "TP for "+sparam; sl_line_name = "SL for "+sparam; ObjectDelete(0,entry_line_name); ObjectDelete(0,tp_line_name); ObjectDelete(0,sl_line_name); click_to_cancel=0; ObjectSetString(0,"Risk To Reward",OBJPROP_TEXT,"RR"); } } } } if (id==CHARTEVENT_OBJECT_CLICK){ if (sparam=="End"){ ObjectsDeleteAll(0,-1,-1); ExpertRemove(); }} } //+------------------------------------------------------------------+ void CreateStorageHLine(string name, double value){ ObjectDelete(name); ObjectCreate(0,name,OBJ_HLINE,0,0,value); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTED,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_COLOR,clrNONE); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_BACK,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_ZORDER,0); } void CreateTestHLine(string name, double value){ ObjectDelete(name); ObjectCreate(0,name,OBJ_HLINE,0,0,value); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTED,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_COLOR,clrWhite); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_BACK,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_ZORDER,0); } bool IsFirstOnInit(){ bool bbb=false; if (ObjectGetDouble(0,"First OnInit",OBJPROP_PRICE,0)==1){return true;} return bbb; } void CreateTestVLine(string name, datetime timevalue){ ObjectDelete(name); ObjectCreate(0,name,OBJ_VLINE,0,timevalue,0); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTED,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_COLOR,clrNONE); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_BACK,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,name,OBJPROP_ZORDER,3); } datetime SimulationTime(){ return ObjectGetInteger(0,"Simulation Time",OBJPROP_TIME,0); } int SimulationPosition(){ return iBarShift(_Symbol,_Period,SimulationTime(),false); } datetime SimulationBarTime(){ return Time[SimulationPosition()]; } void IncreaseSimulationTime(){ ObjectMove(0,"Simulation Time",0,Time[SimulationPosition()-1],0); } void NavigateToSimulationPosition(){ ChartNavigate(0,CHART_END,-1*SimulationPosition()+15); } void NotifyNotEnoughHistoricalData(){ BlankChart(); Comment("Sorry, but there is not enough historical data to load this time frame."+"\n"+ "Please load more historical data or use a higher time frame. Thank you :)");} void UnHideBar(int barindex){ ObjectDelete(0,"VLine"+IntegerToString(barindex+1)); } void BlankChart(){ ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_FOREGROUND,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CANDLE_BEAR,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CANDLE_BULL,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_DOWN,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_UP,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_LINE,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_GRID,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_ASK,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BID,clrNONE);} void UnBlankChart(){ ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_FOREGROUND,foreground_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CANDLE_BEAR,bear_candle_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CANDLE_BULL,bull_candle_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BACKGROUND,background_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_DOWN,foreground_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_UP,foreground_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_CHART_LINE,foreground_color); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_GRID,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_ASK,clrNONE); ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_COLOR_BID,clrNONE);} void HideBars(datetime starttime, int shift){ int startbarindex = iBarShift(_Symbol,_Period,starttime,false); ChartNavigate(0,CHART_BEGIN,0); if (Time[WindowFirstVisibleBar()]>SimulationTime()){NotifyNotEnoughHistoricalData();} if (Time[WindowFirstVisibleBar()]=0; i--){ vlinename="VLine"+IntegerToString(i); ObjectCreate(0,vlinename,OBJ_VLINE,0,Time[i],0); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_COLOR,background_color); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_BACK,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_WIDTH,vlinewidth); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_ZORDER,10); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_FILL,true); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_STYLE,STYLE_SOLID); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_SELECTED,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,vlinename,OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,false); } NavigateToSimulationPosition(); SetChartMinMax();} }//end of HideBars function void SetChartMinMax(){ int firstbar = WindowFirstVisibleBar(); int lastbar = SimulationPosition(); int lastbarwhenscrolled = WindowFirstVisibleBar()-WindowBarsPerChart(); if (lastbarwhenscrolled>lastbar){lastbar=lastbarwhenscrolled;} double highest = High[iHighest(_Symbol,_Period,MODE_HIGH,firstbar-lastbar,lastbar)]; double lowest = Low[iLowest(_Symbol,_Period,MODE_LOW,firstbar-lastbar,lastbar)]; ChartSetInteger(0,CHART_SCALEFIX,true); ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MAX,highest+vertical_margin*_Point); ChartSetDouble(0,CHART_FIXED_MIN,lowest-vertical_margin*_Point); } void LabelCreate(string labelname, string labeltext, int row, int column, color labelcolor){ int ylocation = row*18; int xlocation = column*10; ObjectCreate(0,labelname,OBJ_LABEL,0,0,0); ObjectSetString(0,labelname,OBJPROP_TEXT,labeltext); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_COLOR,labelcolor); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_FONTSIZE,10); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_ZORDER,10); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_BACK,false); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_CORNER,CORNER_LEFT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_ANCHOR,ANCHOR_LEFT_UPPER); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_XDISTANCE,xlocation); ObjectSetInteger(0,labelname,OBJPROP_YDISTANCE,ylocation);} double GetHLinePrice(string name){ return ObjectGetDouble(0,name,OBJPROP_PRICE,0); } void CreateHLine(int chartid, string objectnamey, double objectprice, color linecolor, int width, int zorder, bool back, bool selected, bool selectable, string descriptionn) { ObjectDelete(chartid,objectnamey); ObjectCreate(chartid,objectnamey,OBJ_HLINE,0,0,objectprice); ObjectSetString(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_TEXT,objectprice); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_COLOR,linecolor); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_WIDTH,width); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_ZORDER,zorder); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_BACK,back); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_SELECTED,selected); ObjectSetInteger(chartid,objectnamey,OBJPROP_SELECTABLE,selectable); ObjectSetString(0,objectnamey,OBJPROP_TEXT,descriptionn); 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