In January 2011, Shoutout! underwent a major reformat following concerns about the program's performance. In a taped episode aired on January 21, ABS-CBN Senior Vice President for TV Entertainment Linggit Tan gave the cast a month to improve the program before its possible cancellation.
The program subsequently adopted a more reality television-oriented format and was renamed Shoutout Level Up. The previous teen groups—Monderrifics, Tuesdelicious, Miyerkulitz, and Friends-Thurs—were discontinued and replaced by three new teams: Team For The Win, Team Overload, and Team Up. Enrique Gil, who had previously served as one of the main hosts, was reassigned as a regular teenmate.
Under the new format, members of each team auditioned for the production number assigned to their respective day. Those who passed the auditions were given the opportunity to perform with their team. Team For The Win performed on Mondays, Team Overload on Tuesdays, and Team Up on Wednesdays. During the following two weeks, individual and group performances were presented on separate days. In the final week, the Wednesday and Thursday episodes focused on teenmates who had received little or no opportunity to perform.
Team For The Win (FTW)
The team was originally known as Team Coolelats before being renamed Team For The Win.
Kathryn Bernardo, John Manalo, and Julia Montes left the program during the second week of the reformat because of conflicts with their Mara Clara tapings.
Team Overload
Joe Vargas left the program during the second week of the reformat because of taping conflicts with Mutya.
Team Up
Yen Santos and Piero Vergara left the program during the second week of the reformat because of taping conflicts with Mutya. Ryan Bang subsequently left because of his other television commitments, while Jenny Kim left to focus on her studies.
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