His songs are a favorite by many K-Pop idols for covers, as his music reflects the emotions that could be felt today, and his choreography is just even more expressive and unique. Here are some of the idols who have released a cover of his songs. 1. SF9’s Yoo TaeYang We start our list with an idol whom fans often draw similarities to Michael Jackson because of his dancing style....
Here are 8 performances that showcase his beyond impeccable technique that always leave viewers awestruck and in a clear desire for more. 1. QUEEN - ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ cover This song is usually a very difficult song to perform even when performed by a group, but for PENTAGON’s JinHo it was simply effortless. Effortless not from being so easy but from having the right skills and techniques to deliver an incredible performance such as this....
(*Daegeum: a large bamboo flute, a transverse flute used in traditional Korean music.) In this new album, Ju Hang Lee tells various stories of nature and human taken place between the sun and the moon. The album has 10 tracks of extensive genres from ballad, hip-hop to electronica that is based on traditional Korean music. “Rather than distinguishing music by genres, this album created a naturalness in the imbalance by discovering the connection between genres,” she remarked....
Spoiler Alert! If you’re caught up with the latest episodes of “Lovers of the Red Sky”, you must remember the epic fight that ensues when Ma Wang awakens inside Ha Ram in pursuit of Hong CheonGi because he has finally found his eyes. As Ha Ram jumps from tree to tree, leaping across miles, he pauses for a second or two to look around. In one of those moments, as he points to something, it looks exactly as if he’s doing a finger heart!...
And with first-generation K-Pop you’re guaranteed a front row seat to all the inspiration from the 90s and 2000s fashion. Afterall this was the beginning of unique K-Pop concepts and music videos. Crazy cool vocals and raps meshed with sick beats. Also, let’s not forget more visuals and biases to make your heart skip a beat and to fan out about (and add to your bias list). Look no further if you’re interested in the early days of K-Pop music or need to add a little more fun to your playlist this summer… we got you covered all you have to do is keep reading!...
Take a look at the webtoon and the story so far below! Spoiler Alert! The story is set in Riverfield and more specifically, in two rival schools where all the most popular boys in town go. The transfer student in question is Sooha, to whom are drawn our protagonists. In episode 1, Sooha is introduced as a strange little girl in a quaint village where tragic occurrences are automatically relegated to her presence....
1. Records Made By BTS JungKook’s ‘Stay Alive’ The song was released earlier on 11 Feb. It instantly broke about 14 records within 24 hours. Three hours after it came out, it began to chart #1 in 51 countries on iTunes. The OST now spends their 5th day as #1 on iTunes, making JungKook the first Idol to do since PSY (2012). It has even entered Japan’s Billboard Hot 100, ranking #44, whilst globally it ranks #16 on Billboard Hot Trending songs....
The MAMA host is the storyteller that communicates MAMA’s messages and values and serves as the bridge between artists and global music fans. Each year, Kpop’s biggest artists have appeared as hosts including: Song JoongKi, Lee SeungGi, Song SeungHeon, PSY, Lee ByungHun, Park BoGum, Jung HaeIn, etc. This year’s host is a living legend that has been pioneering the K-pop scene for more than 20 years. She embodies the past, present and future of K-pop and is a trendsetting artist....
Netflix is currently considering the production of a new original series directed by Yeon SangHo, titled “The Gray”. Previously it was reported that actors Koo KyoHwan, Jeon SoNee, and Lee JungHyun have been offered the leading roles and all three are positively reviewing the same. According to an exclusive report by JTBC News, “The Gray” is said to be based on the popular Japanese anime “Parasyte: The Maxim” and its source material, the original manga “Parasyte” by Hitoshi Iwaaki....
The show centers on 6 different K-Pop female acts performing against one another every week, with all groups releasing a new single by the end of the competition to see which single reaches the most success on the music charts. The first season featured lauded acts like Park Bom, AOA, MAMAMOO, Lovelyz, OH MY GIRL, and (G)I-DLE as contestants. After Mnet announced an upcoming second season of the show set to be hosted by Girls’ Generation’s TaeYeon, many fans began to discuss which groups they wanted to see featured on a second season of “Queendom” until Mnet officially announced the six female K-Pop artists set to compete in the show....
DKZ’s JaeChan has been receiving positive reactions and gaining tons of attention for his acting talents in this drama. The portrayal of his character was so well done that many (especially new fans) would find it difficult to differentiate him from his character in the series. Here are some of the differences between DKZ’s JaeChan and Choo SangWoo. 1. His personality Unlike the dark and brooding personality of his character, JaeChan in real life is known to have a very bubbly and lively personality that easily attracts people to him....
(Chapter 1) (Chapter 2) (Chapter 3) (Chapter 4) Chapter 6 Before traveling to Seoul, the first thing that I looked forward to was the food! Researching a bit of Korean culture and reading other people’s blog posts on their experiences of trying out Korean foods for the first time. I purposefully didn’t want to try Korean food in the states because I wanted my experience in Seoul to be as authentic as possible....
