List of Dream Maker contestants

Dream Maker is a Filipino-South Korean reality competition show. 62 Dream Chasers, aged 13–22 years old, competed to debut in a 7-member P-pop boy group, who will be trained in South Korea.^[1]^[2]

Contestants

The ages are as of the first episode aired on November 19, 2022.

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	Top 7
	Top 7 (Mentors' and Public Votes separately)
	Final members of Hori7on
	Contestants eliminated in the final episode (Episode 26)
	Contestants eliminated in the third elimination (Episodes 23-24)
	Contestants eliminated in the second elimination (Episodes 17-18)
	Contestants eliminated in the first elimination (Episodes 11-12)
	Contestants that left the show


Name	Age	Hometown	Ranking																										Final Rank
			1st Mentors' Evaluation (Eps. 1–4)		Theme Song Mentors' Evaluation (Ep.5)	Group Battle Performances (Eps. 6–8)		1st Elimination Night (Eps. 11–12)					Position Mission (Eps. 13–16)		2nd Elimination Night (Eps. 17–18)					New K-pop Song Launch Mission (Eps. 19–20)		3rd Elimination Night (Eps. 23–24)					The Dream Finale (Ep. 26)
			Score	Rank	Grade	Mentors' Points	Rank	Public Votes	Public Points	Rank	Total Points (Mentors + Public)	Rank	Mentors' Points	Rank	Public Votes	Public Points	Rank	Total Points (Mentors + Public)	Rank	Mentors' Points	Rank	Public Votes	Public Points	Rank	Total Points (Mentors + Public)	Rank	Public Votes	Rank
Anjo Sarnate ¹	22	Quezon	471	55	C	505	53	78,119	670	14	1175	25	505	19	339,125	620	9	1125	8	195	28	367,400	430	18	625	26	Eliminated		26
Asa Wy	22	Cavite	379	61	C	624	28	63,412	630	18	1254	18	unrevealed ¹⁵	34	unrevealed ¹⁵				43	Eliminated									43
Asi Gatdula²	22	Cavite	635	8	A	680	11	120,626	750	6	1430	4	516	15	139,246	430	28	946	28	366	19	320,782	380	23	746	22	Eliminated		22
Chie Tan³	22	Davao	554	32	B	732	4	18,369	340 ¹⁶	47	1072	35	537	11	66,269	320	39	857	35	Eliminated									35
Chris Pello	19	Pasig	585	20	C	unrevealed ¹⁵	48	unrevealed ¹⁵				56	Eliminated																56
Denrich Ang⁴	19	Cavite	505	45	C	536	45	54,881	590	22	1126	30	519	14	143,806	450	26	969	26	415	12	314,052	370	24	785	18	Eliminated		18
DJ Villaver	16	Cebu	542	34	B	685	10	68,404	640	17	1325	10	482	24	119,584	380	33	862	34	Eliminated									34
Drei Amahan⁵	19	Batangas	658	6	A	740	2	85,472	700 ¹⁷	11	1440	3	647	2	228,123	530	18	1177	6	450	10	581,516	500	11	950	9	1,278,865	8	8
Gabby Regodon	19	Davao	584	21	C	593	33	10,456	270	54	863	50	Eliminated																50
Ishiro Incapas	19	Cavite	506	44	C	645	18	165,338	770¹⁸	4	1415	5	471	28	299,849	570	14	1041	15	224	27	311,288	360	25	614²⁵	27	Eliminated		27
Jay Lagatao ⁶	21	Laguna	567	27	A	573	36	85,657	710 ¹⁷	10	1283	14	unrevealed ¹⁵	30	unrevealed ¹⁵				33	Eliminated									33
Jay-R Albino	18	Albay	714	1	C	661	15	69,632	650	16	1311	11	473	27	236,219	540	17	1013	20	435	11	483,525	460	15	895	12	868,537	12	12
Jeremy Austin	22	Australia	544	33	B	641	22	22,472	400	41	1041	38	unrevealed ¹⁵	36	unrevealed ¹⁵				40	Eliminated									40
Jeromy Batac	13	Quezon City	667	5	A	738	3	109,448	740	7	1478	1	709	1	443,900	650	6	1359	1	501	3	655,277	520	9	1021	5	3,188,238	1	1
JL Macatangay	20	Quezon City	494	48	B	503 ²²	55	unrevealed ¹⁵				55	Eliminated																55
JM Ronquillo	22	Pasay	520	39	C	572	37	55,397	600	21	1172	27	474	26	110,442	350	36	824	36	Eliminated									36
John Regaña	19	Cagayan De Oro	538	35	B	unrevealed ¹⁵	50	unrevealed ¹⁵				47	Eliminated																47
Jom Aceron	17	Bulacan	595	18	A	699	7	51,641	580	23	1279	15	507	18	265,709	550	16	1057	13	385	18	799,975	550	6	935	10	580,965	15	15
Josh Labing-isa⁷	20	Quezon City	633	9	B	558	41	47,404	560 ¹⁹	25	1118	31	646	3	122,934	400	31	1046	14	364	20	683,512	530	8	894	13	490,059	16	16
Josh Worsley⁸	17	Davao	420	59	B	631	25	27,619	450	36	1081	34	409	40	385,104	630	8	1039	16	332	22	334,452	410	20	742	24	Eliminated		24
Joshua Nubla⁹	18	Cavite	508	42	C	639	23	60,129	620 ²⁰	19	1259	17	405	42	459,641	660	5	1065	11	245	26	593,071	510	10	755	20	Eliminated		20
Jules Indiola	22	Quezon City	485	51	B	678	12	47,573	550 ¹⁹	26	1228	22	447	33	303,330	590	12	1037	17	261	24	545,935	490	12	751	21	Eliminated		21
Julian Osorio	15	Davao	525	36	Left the show																								61
Julius Ledesma	19	Taguig	524	37	B	659	16	25,628	430	38	1089	33	unrevealed ¹⁵	39	unrevealed ¹⁵				44	Eliminated									44
Justin Uy	22	Rizal	507	43	Left the show																								62
Karl Villamar	16	Rizal	630	11	C	638	24	22,538	410	40	1048	37	unrevealed ¹⁵	41	unrevealed ¹⁵				37	Eliminated									37
Kean Parale	21	Makati	588	19	C	686	9	38,458	480 ²¹	33	1166	28	unrevealed ¹⁵	31	unrevealed ¹⁵				42	Eliminated									42
Kenzo Bautista¹⁰	21	Bulacan	599	16	Left the show																								60
Kerwin Buenafe	21	Rizal	430	58	C	643	20	37,070	490 ²¹	32	1133	29	unrevealed ¹⁵	38	unrevealed ¹⁵				39	Eliminated									39
Kim Ng¹⁰	20	Bacolod	450	57	B	623	29	20,885	370	44	993	42	502	20	302,339	580	13	1082	10	412	14	685,358	540	7	952	8	2,214,510	6	6
KL Socobos	20	Cebu	576	24	B	569	39	72,090	660	15	1229	21	520	13	118,001	370	34	890	30	Eliminated									30
Kyler Chua	20	Quezon City	582	22	C	504	54	106,048	730	8	1234	19	480	25	338,569	610	10	1090	9	506	2	876,913	570	4	1076	3	2,697,520	3	3
Laurence Matias	20	Cavite	558	29	A	589	35	9,123	260	55	849	53	Eliminated																53
Lem Malubay	22	Davao	317	62	C	642	21	18,393	350 ¹⁶	46	992	43	492	23	33,598	280	43	772	41	Eliminated									41
Luiz Aguaviva	18	Laguna	613	14	C	669	14	44,776	540	27	1209	24	440	35	212,131	520	19	960	27	404	17	248,121	340	27	744	23	Eliminated		23
Lyle Jangad	18	Cebu	625	13	B	696	8	49,609	570	24	1266	16	581	7	55,766	300	41	881	31	Eliminated									31
Macky Tuason	21	Taguig	605	15	C	509	51	182,701	790	2	1299	13	393	43	406,046	640	7	1033	18	411	15	474,413	450	16	861	15	621,197	14	14
Marcus Cabais¹¹	13	Bataan	670	3	A	592	34	171,778	780	3	1372	7	545	10	607,831	700	1	1245	3	489	5	1,188,502	600	1	1089	2	2,824,716	2	2
Mathew Cruz	20	Taguig	452	56	C	611	30	93,504	720	9	1331	9	unrevealed ¹⁵	32	unrevealed ¹⁵				29	Eliminated									29
Matt Cruz¹⁰	21	Muntinlupa	491	49	A	672	13	17,070	330	48	1002	41	571	8	144,630	460	25	1031	19	474	8	333,821	400	21	874	14	809,523	13	13
Miguel Gonzalez¹²	19	Parañaque	560	28	B	544	43	41,333	520	29	1064	36	unrevealed ¹⁵	29	unrevealed ¹⁵				38	Eliminated									38
Neil Limbaga	20	Cebu	629	12	B	571	38	22,917	420	39	991	44	495	22	194,905	510	20	1005	21	298	23	522,517	470	14	768	19	Eliminated		19
Omar Uddin¹¹	15	Cavite	632	10	B	543	44	15,567	310	50	853	52	Eliminated																52
Onie de Guzman	21	Parañaque	518	41	C	508	52	40,653	510	30	1018	39	unrevealed ¹⁵	37	unrevealed ¹⁵				32	Eliminated									32
Pan-Pan Rosas	18	Cebu	579	23	B	594	32	37,517	500 ²¹	31	1094	32	509	17	149,187	490	22	999	22	342	21	251,833	350	26	692	25	Eliminated		25
Prince Encelan¹¹	14	Manila	557	30	B	644	19	18,303	360 ¹⁶	45	1004	40	527	12	146,732	470	24	997	24	469	9	330,993	390	22	859	16	1,268,293	9	9
Redd Arcega	20	Quezon City	474	54	C	486 ²²	57	unrevealed ¹⁵				46	Eliminated																46
Renz Cabading	21	Quezon City	575	25	B	567	40	14,189	290	52	857	51	Eliminated																51
Reyster Yton	19	Nueva Ecija	598	17	A	597	31	165,885	760¹⁸	5	1357	8	553	9	588,480	690	2	1243	4	487	6	818,429	560	5	1047	4	2,285,407	5	5
Ron Castillo	22	Oriental Mindoro	519	40	C	628	26	83,573	680	13	1308	12	392	44	305,110	600	11	992	25	247	25	165,789	330	28	577	28	Eliminated		28
Russu Laurente¹³	21	General Santos	486	50	A	713	5	35,640	460	35	1173	26	643	4	137,297	420	29	1063	12	413	13	424,245	440	17	853	17	Eliminated		17
Steel Macabanti	20	Muntinlupa	556	31	C	626	27	5,381	240	57	866	49	Eliminated																49
Tanner Evans¹⁰	21	Quezon City	569	26	A	546	42	3,140	230	58	776	57	Eliminated																57
Tatin Castillon¹⁰	25	Cavite	637	7	A	Left the show																							59
Thad Sune	19	Bulacan	522	38	B	703	6	44,001	530	28	1233	20	498	21	161,627	500	21	995	23	499	4	344,095	420	19	919	11	995,396	11	11
Tony Migallon	20	Bohol	484	52	B	unrevealed ¹⁵	46	unrevealed ¹⁵				45	Eliminated																45
Toven Bella	21	Canada	407	60	C	unrevealed ¹⁵	58	unrevealed ¹⁵				58	Eliminated																58
Vieo Garcia	21	Baguio	504	46	C	unrevealed ¹⁵	56	unrevealed ¹⁵				48	Eliminated																48
Vinci Malizon	22	Batangas	668	4	A	647	17	260,538	800	1	1447	2	582	6	526,083	680	3	1262	2	512	1	1,098,401	590	2	1102	1	2,447,877	4	4
Wayne Gutierrez	20	Pampanga	481	53	C	unrevealed ¹⁵	47	unrevealed ¹⁵				54	Eliminated																54
Wilson Budoy¹⁴	21	Austria	673	2	A	794	1	60,282	610¹⁷	20	1404	6	589	5	269,049	560	15	1149	7	480	7	541,808	480	13	960	7	1,169,948	10	10
Winston Pineda	17	Samar	498	47	A	523	49	85,663	690 ¹⁷	12	1213	23	511	16	498,408	670	4	1181	5	405	16	883,628	580	3	985	6	2,049,832	7	7

Dream Mentors' Evaluation (Episodes 1-4)

Dream Chasers will perform individually in front of the Dream Mentors. After each performance, the Dream Mentors will comment and provide feedback on each performance and each Dream Mentor will give points to each of the Dream Chasers. The maximum points possible for a Dream Chaser to earn from each Dream Mentor is 100, for a maximum possible score of 900 points for each contestant. This point system will form the basis of their ranks. If the succeeding Dream Chaser gets a higher rank than the Dream Chaser sitting, he will be bumping off other Dream Chasers based on the order of rank.

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Performance was partially aired on TV / not aired on TV

Episode	Order	Dream Chaser	Song	Original Artist	Mentor's Score	Top 7
Episode	Order	Dream Chaser	Song	Original Artist	Mentor's Score	Rank 1	Rank 2	Rank 3	Rank 4	Rank 5	Rank 6	Rank 7

Episode 1 (November 19)	1	Vinci Malizon	Lullaby	GOT7	668	Vinci Malizon
	2	Lyle Jangad	Ikot-Ikot	Sarah Geronimo	625		Lyle Jangad
	3	Ishiro Incapas	Ikaw Ang Aking Mahal		506			Ishiro Incapas
	4	Luiz Aguaviva	Simpleng Tulad Mo	Daniel Padilla	614			Luiz Aguaviva	Ishiro Incapas
	5	Jeremy Austin	The Baddest	BGYO	544				Jeremy Austin	Ishiro Incapas
	6	Jules Indiola			485						Jules Indiola
	7	Wayne Gutierrez			481						Jules Indiola	Wayne Gutierrez
	8	JM Ronquillo	Dahil Sa'yo	Iñigo Pascual	520					JM Ronquillo	Ishiro Incapas	Jules Indiola
	9	Kerwin Buenafe	Babaero		430							Jules Indiola
	10	JL Macatangay	Simpleng Tulad Mo	Daniel Padilla	494							JL Macatangay
	11	Asi Gatdula	Magda		635		Asi Gatdula	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva	Jeremy Austin	JM Ronquillo	Ishiro Incapas
	12	Macky Tuason	Binibini		605					Macky Tuason	Jeremy Austin	JM Ronquillo
	13	Vieo Garcia	Kulang Ako Kung Wala Ka		504					Macky Tuason	Jeremy Austin	JM Ronquillo
	14	Marcus Cabais	Na Sa'yo Na Ang Lahat	Daniel Padilla	670	Marcus Cabais	Vinci Malizon	Asi Gatdula	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva	Macky Tuason	Jeremy Austin

Episode 2 (November 20)	1	Toven Bella	Can You Be My Girl	Bailey May	407	Marcus Cabais	Vinci Malizon	Asi Gatdula	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva	Macky Tuason	Jeremy Austin
	2	Denrich Ang	Muli		505							Jeremy Austin
	3	Reyster Yton	Oha Kaya Mo Ba To	Enrique Gil	598							Reyster Yton
	4	Gabby Regodon	Pano		584							Reyster Yton
	5	Neil Limbaga	Asan Ka Na Ba		629				Neil Limbaga	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva	Macky Tuason
	6	Omar Uddin	Cotton Candy		632				Omar Uddin	Neil Limbaga	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva
	7	Chris Pello	Kumusta Ka		585				Omar Uddin	Neil Limbaga	Lyle Jangad	Luiz Aguaviva
	8	Tatin Castillon	Hinahanap ng Puso		637			Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula	Omar Uddin	Neil Limbaga	Lyle Jangad
	9	Steel Macabanti	Harana		556					Omar Uddin	Neil Limbaga	Lyle Jangad
	10	Josh Labing-isa	Nanghihinayang	Jeremiah	633					Josh Labing-isa	Omar Uddin	Neil Limbaga
	11	KL Socobos	Halik Sa Hangin		576
	12	Miguel Gonzalez	Unli		560
	13	Tony Migallon	Kahit Maputi Na Ang Buhok		484
	14	Kean Parale	Superhero		588
	15	Jeromy Batac	Na Sa'yo Na Ang Lahat	Daniel Padilla	667			Jeromy Batac	Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula	Josh Labing-isa	Omar Uddin
	16	Kyler Chua	Mabagal	Daniel Padilla & Moira Dela Torre	582			Jeromy Batac	Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula	Josh Labing-isa	Omar Uddin

Episode 3 (November 26)	1	Tanner Evans	The Light	BGYO	569	Marcus Cabais	Vinci Malizon	Jeromy Batac	Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula	Josh Labing-isa	Omar Uddin
	2	Renz Cabading	Muli	Bugoy Drilon	575
	3	Redd Arcega	Kahit Maputi na ang Buhok Ko		474
	4	Kenzo Bautista	Magandang Dilag		599
	5	Drei Amahan	Oha Kaya Mo Ba 'To		658				Drei Amahan	Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula	Josh Labing-isa
	6	Anjo Sarnate	Gusto Kita		471
	7	Josh Worsley	Can You Be My Girl		420
	8	Russu Laurente	Hanggang Kailan		486
	9	Kim Ng	Gusto Kita	Bailey May	450
	10	Jay Lagatao	Hinahanap-Hanap Kita		567
	11	Onie De Guzman	Chinito Problems		518
	12	Mathew Cruz	Hinahanap ng Puso		452
	13	Winston Pineda	Nanghihinayang		498
	14	DJ Villaver	Now We're Together		542
	15	Prince Encelan	Simpleng Tao	Gloc 9	557
	16	Laurence Matias	Bakit Ba Ikaw		558
	17	Chie Tan	Pagbigyang Muli		554
	18	Julian Osorio			525
	19	Ron Castillo			519
	20	Justin Uy			507
	21	Wilson Budoy	Wiwu		673	Wilson Budoy	Marcus Cabais	Vinci Malizon	Jeromy Batac	Drei Amahan	Tatin Castillon	Asi Gatdula

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Group Battle Performances (Episodes 6-8)

Different from the Produce 101 series, the Dream Mentors chose ten trainees whom they think has a leader material. The Dream Mentors chose Wilson Budoy, Vinci Malizon, Jeromy Batac, Drei Amahan, Tatin Castillon, Reyster Yton, KL Socobos, Laurence Matias, Matt Cruz, and Russu Laurente to be the leaders of their respective team. Wilson, as the highest-ranking leader, chooses his team members first, one at a time. The process of choosing was based on their ranking from the 1st Mentors' evaluation.

Each member can receive a maximum of 800 points from the 8 Mentors.

All members of the winning team will receive a benefit of 100 points, which will be added up to their Mentors' Points.

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	Winning team
	Leader
	Center
	Leader and center

Performance			Team		Team Votes	Contestant	Original Mentors’ Score	Final Mentors’ Score
#	Song	Artist	#	Name	Team Votes	Name	Original Mentors’ Score	Final Mentors’ Score
1	"All I Have To Give"	Backstreet Boys	1	Rivals	556.4²³	Denrich Ang	536	536
						JL Macatangay	504²²	504²²
						Marcus Cabais	592	592
						Omar Uddin	543	543
						Renz Cabading	567	567
						Reyster Yton	597	597
			2	Deviant	583.6²³	Jay-R Albino	561	661
						Jeremy Austin	541	641
						Jom Aceron	599	699
						Kim Ng	523	623
						Wilson Budoy	694	794
2	"Da Coconut Nut"	BINI	1	Manawari	3303	Chris Pello	unrevealed ¹⁵
						Jay Lagatao	573	573
						Josh Labing-isa	558	558
						KL Socobos	569	569
						Tanner Evans	546	546
						Wayne Gutierrez	unrevealed ¹⁵
			2	Hexnut	3482	Asi Gatdula	580	680
						DJ Villaver	585	685
						Ishiro Incapas	545	645
						Jeromy Batac	638	738
						Josh Worsley	531	631
						Thad Sune	603	703
3	"Awitin Mo, Sasayaw Ko"	VST & Company	1	Hexorphic	3357	Asa Wy	524	624
						Joshua Nubla	539	639
						Kean Parale	586	686
						Luiz Aguaviva	569	669
						Russu Laurente	613	713
						Steel Macabanti	526	626
			2	C Vision	3225	Kyler Chua	504	504
						Macky Tuason	509	509
						Neil Limbaga	571	571
						Onie de Guzman	508	508
						Redd Arcega	486 ²²	486 ²²
						Vinci Malizon	647	647
4	"He's Into Her"	BGYO	1	De Ja	3306	Drei Amahan	640	740
						Gabb Regodon	493	593
						Karl Villamar	538	638
						Lyle Jangad	596	696
						Mathew Cruz	511	611
						Ron Castillo	528	628
			2	Infinity	3284	Anjo Sarnate	505	505
						Laurence Matias	589	589
						Prince Encelan	644	644
						Tony Migallon	unrevealed ¹⁵
						Vieo Garcia	unrevealed ¹⁵
						Winston Pineda	523	523
5	"Tearin’ Up My Heart"	NSYNC	1	TRS	3353	John Regaña	unrevealed ¹⁵
						JM Ronquillo	572	572
						Matt Cruz	672	672
						Miguel Gonzalez	544	544
						Pan-Pan Rosas	594	594
						Toven Bella	unrevealed ¹⁵
			2	W' R-eyes	3483	Chie Tan	632	732
						Jules Indiola	578	678
						Julius Ledesma	559	659
						Kerwin Buenafe	543	643
						Lem Malubay	542	642
						Tatin Castillon	629 ²⁴	729 ²⁴

Position Mission (Episodes 13-16)

Each Dream Chasers will choose their own position (Vocals, Dance, Rap). Each member can receive a maximum of 700 points from the 7 Mentors.

The one with the highest score from the mentors from each group will receive a benefit of 50 points. Aside from that, the Best Vocals, Best Dancer, and Best Rapper (the highest-scoring Dream Chaser from each position) chosen by the Dream Mentors will receive a benefit of 50 points.

Color key

	Winner
	Leader
	Center
	Leader and center

Performance					Name	Ranking
Position	#	Artist	Song	Team Name	Name	Group	Vocal	Dance	Rap	Original Mentors’ Score	Final Mentors’ Score
Vocal	2	Zack Tabudlo	Habang Buhay	BTB	Joshua Nubla	4	14	-	-	405	405
					Kerwin Buenafe	2	12	-	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Karl Villamar	3	13	-	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Macky Tuason	5	15	-	-	393	393
					Pan-Pan Rosas	1	5	-	-	459	509
	5	Charlie Puth ft. Jungkook	Left and Right	Hypeone	Chie Tan	2	3	-	-	537	537
					Jay-R Albino	4	8	-	-	473	473
					JM Ronquillo	3	7	-	-	474	474
					Onie de Guzman	5	11	-	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Wilson Budoy	1	2	-	-	539	589
	7	Flip Music All Stars	Tuloy Pa Rin	PDYN	Anjo Sarnate	3	6	-	-	505	505
					Asa Wy	5	10	-	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Denrich Ang	2	4	-	-	519	519
					Josh Labing-isa	1	1	-	-	546	646
					Miguel Gonzalez	4	9	-	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
Dance	1	G22	Bang	A-7	DJ Villaver	7	-	15	-	482	482
					Drei Amahan	1	-	2	-	597	647
					Jom Aceron	5	-	10	-	507	507
					Lem Malubay	6	-	14	-	492	492
					Matt Cruz	2	-	5	-	571	571
					Reyster Yton	3	-	6	-	553	553
					Winston Pineda	4	-	9	-	511	511
	4	TFN	Amazon	Ambizion	Ishiro Incapas	6	-	17	-	471	471
					Jeromy Batac	1	-	1	-	609	709
					KL Socobos	4	-	8	-	520	520
					Kyler Chua	5	-	16	-	480	480
					Marcus Cabais	3	-	7	-	545	545
					Mathew Cruz	7	-	19	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Vinci Malizon	2	-	3	-	582	582
	8	Astro	Alive	Lifeline	Jeremy Austin	6	-	20	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Josh Worsley	7	-	21	-	409	409
					Kean Parale	5	-	18	-	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Kim Ng	2	-	11	-	502	502
					Lyle Jangad	1	-	4	-	531	581
					Neil Limbaga	4	-	13	-	495	495
					Thad Sune	3	-	12	-	498	498
Rap	3	Juan Caoile & Kyleswish	Marikit	4Wrecker	Asi Gatdula	1	-	-	3	466	516
					Jay Lagatao	2	-	-	4	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Jules Indiola	3	-	-	5	447	447
					Luiz Aguaviva	4	-	-	6	440	440
	6	Francis Magalona	Kabataan Para Sa Kinabukasan	Up4t	Julius Ledesma	3	-	-	7	unrevealed ¹⁵
					Prince Encelan	2	-	-	2	527	527
					Ron Castillo	4	-	-	8	392	392
					Russu Laurente	1	-	-	1	543	643

New K-pop Song Launch Mission (Episodes 19-20)

For this mission, there will be four original songs, all of which composed by Dream Mentor BULL$EYE. There will be two winning teams for this mission, and each of them will perform their song in one or two Kapamilya shows (It's Showtime and Magandang Buhay).

Aside from that, the Dream Chaser who got the most votes from the voting booth in the last mall show in Robinsons Las Piñas will get an additional benefit of 30 points to be used in the third elimination. On the mall show (televised on Episode 22), it was announced that Ishiro Incapas will receive the benefit after garnering 23.22% of the votes.

Color key

	Team who got the highest average group votes
	Team who got the second-highest average group votes
	Leader
	Center
	Leader and center


Performance				Name	Mentor's Score
#	Song	Team Name	Team Score (Average of Individual Scores)	Name	Mentor's Score
1	Odd Eye	Eye Risk	394.9	Denrich Ang	415
				Jay-R Albino	435
				Joshua Nubla	245
				Macky Tuason	411
				Ron Castillo	247
				Thad Sune	499
				Vinci Malizon	512
2	Hit Me	Topick	413.3	Asi Gatdula	366
				Drei Amahan	450
				Ishiro Incapas	224
				Jeromy Batac	501
				Jom Aceron	385
				Reyster Yton	487
				Russu Laurente	413
				Wilson Budoy	480
3	Lovey Dovey	6 of Hearts	354.3	Anjo Sarnate	195
				Josh Labing-isa	364
				Josh Worsley	332
				Luiz Aguaviva	404
				Marcus Cabais	489
				Pan-pan Rosas	342
4	Tiger	Hunters	403.6	Jules Ledesma	261
				Kim Ng	412
				Kyler Chua	506
				Matt Cruz	474
				Neil Limbaga	298
				Prince Encelan	469
				Winston Pineda	405

Final Mission (Episodes 25-26)

In the final mission, there will be two songs to be performed: Dash, composed by Dream Mentor BULL$EYE, and Deja Vu, composed by Dream Mentor Seo Won-jin. Dream Chasers are given the chance to pick the song they want to perform. The order of choosing is based on the 3rd elimination ranking. After picking, the groups need to be balanced at 8 members each, and the group with the most members will need to vote secretly via the voting booth and the most voted Dream Chaser(s) will need to pick from another team.

In another twist, the order of the performance is determined by picking a paper in the bowl. Whoever gets the red paper will decide who will perform first. Matt Cruz gets the red paper, and his group decided to perform last.

Color key

	Leader
	Center
	Leader and center


Performance			Name
#	Song	Team Name	Name
1	Deja Vu		Drei Amahan
			Jom Aceron
			Josh Labing-isa
			Macky Tuason
			Marcus Cabais
			Reyster Yton
			Thad Sune
			Vinci Malizon
2	Dash		Jay-R Albino
			Jeromy Batac
			Kim Ng
			Kyler Chua
			Matt Cruz ²⁶
			Prince Encelan ²⁶
			Wilson Budoy
			Winston Pineda

Notes

^ *Anjo Sarnate joined in first season of Tawag ng Tanghalan, but he lost. He returned in the second quarter of the fifth season, but was eliminated in the face-off round to Aeron Santos. He also joined in third season of I Can See Your Voice as one of the mystery singers.
^ Asi Gatdula was a contestant on the first season of The Voice Teens as a member of Kamp Kawayan. He lost the battle, but was stolen by Sharon Cuneta. He was later eliminated in the knockouts to Jeremy Glinoga.
^ Chie Tan is a supporter of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte,^[3] who admitted to using his presidential powers in the shutdown of ABS-CBN and denial of franchise renewal.^[4] He also recently competed in Sing Galing!
^ Denrich Ang joined Tawag ng Tanghalan on It's Showtime. He also joined the second season of The Clash and was eliminated in the One-on-One round.
^ Drei Amahan used to be one of the back-up dancers of Dream Mentor Darren Espanto, as well as other P-pop artists BINI, BGYO, and AC Bonifacio. He also joined World of Dance Philippines, Your Moment, and Popinoy.
^ Jay Lagatao competed in the show Your Moment as part of the group Acous3x and was eliminated in the first round.
^ Josh Labing-isa was a contestant on the second season of The Voice Teens as a member of FamiLea. He was eliminated in the knockouts to Cydel Gabutero, who ended up as one of the grand winners of the season. He also joined the fifth season of Tawag ng Tanghalan and was eliminated in the Quarterfinals to Reiven Umali, who ended up as the winner of the season.
^ Josh Worsley was one of the first batch of teen housemates in Pinoy Big Brother: Otso. He was the first housemate evicted on Day 9.
^ Joshua Nubla was a contestant of the second season of The Voice Teens as a member of Team apl. He was eliminated in the battle rounds to Tyson Venegas.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Kenzo Bautista, Kim Ng, Matt Cruz, Tanner Evans, and Tatin Castillon joined Top Class. Tanner was eliminated on Episode 4; Kim and Matt were eliminated on Episode 6; Kenzo and Tatin were eliminated on Episode 8. Tatin Castillon also joined Tawag ng Tanghalan on It's Showtime.
^ ^ ^ Marcus Cabais, Omar Uddin, and Prince Encelan were previously former hosts of the children's television show Team Yey!. Marcus was on the third season, Omar was on the fourth and fifth season, and Prince was on the fifth season. Marcus also joined It's Showtime segment Mini Me and also appeared in the 2018 film My 2 Mommies. Prince also joined the fourth season of The Voice Kids and was eliminated in the blind auditions.
^ Miguel Gonzales was a contestant on Pinoy Boyband Superstar under the screen name Cyrill Tumamak and was eliminated in the Middle Rounds' Last Chance Performance Night. He also joined in the first quarter of the fifth season, but was lost to Mark Anthony Mendoza.
^ Russu Laurente was a controversial housemate in Pinoy Big Brother: Connect. He was the second housemate to be evicted on Day 29.^[5]
^ Wilson Budoy was a contestant on the fourth season of The Voice Kids Germany as a member of Mark Forster's team and was eliminated in the battle rounds.
^ Some of the Dream Chasers' points were not revealed in the show.
^ Although Chie and Lem got more public votes than Prince, the broadcast public points of the two Dream Chasers are 340, 350, and 360 points, respectively.
^ Although Winston got more public votes than Jay and Drei, the broadcast public points of these Dream Chasers are 690, 710, and 700 points, respectively.
^ Although Reyster got more public votes than Ishiro, the broadcast public points of the two Dream Chasers are 760 and 770 points, respectively. However, it didn't affect the Dream Chasers' ranking.
^ Although Jules got more public votes than Josh Labing-isa, the broadcast public points of the two Dream Chasers are 550 and 560 points, respectively. However, it didn't affect the Dream Chasers' ranking.
^ Although Wilson got more public votes than Joshua, the broadcast public points of these Dream Chasers are 610 and 620 points, respectively.
^ Although Kean got more public votes than Pan-pan and Kerwin, the broadcast public points of these Dream Chasers are 480, 500, and 490 points, respectively.
^ JL and Redd's points were not revealed during the show, but their mentors' points are derived by subtracting their respective team score and the scores of their teammates.
^ Because of the different number of members in each group, the winning team is based on the average of the score received by the members from the Dream Mentors.
^ Although Tatin left before the 1st elimination and his score wasn’t broadcast, his score is derived by subtracting his team score from his members’ individual scores.
^ Ishiro was given additional 30 points after receiving the most votes in the voting booth which happened in Robinsons Las Piñas mall show.
^ Matt and Prince originally chose Deja Vu, but was voted out by their fellow members to go to Dash.

References

^ "Meet the 62 aspiring boy group members of ABS-CBN's new idol survival show". ABS-CBN News. November 17, 2022. Archived from the original on November 18, 2022. Retrieved November 20, 2022.
^ "Dream Chasers". ABS-CBN Entertainment. Archived from the original on 2022-11-24. Retrieved 2022-11-24.
^ Chierald Tan [@tan_chierald] (November 17, 2020). "Ang daming nasa Abs Cbn na support kay Duterte. Wlang kinalaman sa pagka support ko sa Abs Cbn at kay Digong. And labas ako dun kung siya nagpasara, walang magbabago support parin ako sa Abs Cbn" (Tweet). Retrieved December 4, 2022 – via Twitter.
^ "Duterte admits using 'presidential powers' vs ABS-CBN". CNN Philippines. June 27, 2022. Archived from the original on December 4, 2022. Retrieved December 4, 2022.
^ "PBB evictee Russu, nag-sorry dahil sa lumang tweet laban sa ABS-CBN; Toni Gonzaga, na-bash dahil sa pagtatanggol kay Russu". Philippine Entertainment Portal. January 4, 2021. Archived from the original on December 4, 2022. Retrieved December 4, 2022.

[1] "Meet the 62 aspiring boy group members of ABS-CBN's new idol survival show". ABS-CBN News. November 17, 2022. Archived from the original on November 18, 2022. Retrieved November 20, 2022.

[2] "Dream Chasers". ABS-CBN Entertainment. Archived from the original on 2022-11-24. Retrieved 2022-11-24.

[3] Chierald Tan [@tan_chierald] (November 17, 2020). "Ang daming nasa Abs Cbn na support kay Duterte. Wlang kinalaman sa pagka support ko sa Abs Cbn at kay Digong. And labas ako dun kung siya nagpasara, walang magbabago support parin ako sa Abs Cbn" (Tweet). Retrieved December 4, 2022 – via Twitter.

[4] "Duterte admits using 'presidential powers' vs ABS-CBN". CNN Philippines. June 27, 2022. Archived from the original on December 4, 2022. Retrieved December 4, 2022.

[5] "PBB evictee Russu, nag-sorry dahil sa lumang tweet laban sa ABS-CBN; Toni Gonzaga, na-bash dahil sa pagtatanggol kay Russu". Philippine Entertainment Portal. January 4, 2021. Archived from the original on December 4, 2022. Retrieved December 4, 2022.

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