Despite being only 20 seconds long, the teaser’s unique camera angles and J-Hope’s charisma make it highly replayable. A voice calling his name and the dramatic 180-degree camera rotation add to the anticipation for the full music video.

Release Date & Concert Debut

‘Killin’ It Girl’ is set for release on June 13 at 1 PM (KST). This hip-hop track captures the excitement of falling in love and marks the final chapter in J-Hope’s solo single project, following ‘Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)’ and ‘MONA LISA’.

J-Hope will perform the new track live for the first time at his world tour encore concert, ‘j-hope Tour ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’ FINAL’, held at Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium on June 13 and 14.

Fans can look forward to seeing J-Hope’s expanding musical artistry and dynamic performances during this exciting project finale.

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Jin’s New MV Highlights Emotional Storytelling in Singapore Setting

BTS member Jin has finally unveiled the music video for his mini album Echo’s title track, “Don’t Say You Love Me,” today (May 16) at 1 PM KST.

Shot against the breathtaking landscapes of Singapore, the MV captivates with its cinematic narrative and the raw, intricate emotions shared between two characters. Jin’s expressive acting portrays inner turmoil, heartbreak, and entangled emotions—deepening the listener’s connection with the song’s melancholic mood.

The track itself is a pop ballad with minimalistic arrangement and restrained sound design, evoking a sense of solitude and reflection. Jin’s subtle vocal delivery aligns beautifully with the track’s poignant atmosphere.

Comeback Promotions in Full Swing

At 5 PM KST, Jin will hold “Jin ‘Echo’ Comeback Live: PLAY TIME” on global fan platform Weverse, where he’ll share behind-the-scenes stories and interact with fans.

On May 17, Jin is also set to perform his new song live at a special event titled “Don’t Say You Love Me @Seongsu” held in Seongsu-dong, Seoul.

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Stylish Music Video and Global Collaboration

The music video, shot in the United States, showcases Jay Park’s signature style and charismatic performance. Ty Dolla $ign makes a surprise appearance, adding international flair and vocal synergy to the track.

‘Mayday’ is a danceable R&B song produced by long-time collaborator Cha Cha Malone. Ty Dolla $ign, known for his global hits, also contributed to the lyrics and vocals, raising anticipation among fans worldwide.

World Tour and Sold-Out Seoul Concerts

Jay Park will launch his ‘Serenades & Body Rolls’ world tour with two sold-out concerts at Seoul Olympic Park on June 24 and 25. The tour will continue across Asia and Oceania, strengthening his global presence as an artist.

Stay tuned for more updates on Jay Park’s world tour and music releases!

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BOYNEXTDOOR has officially released their 4th mini album, ‘No Genre’, on May 13th at 6 PM KST, marking the start of a new era for the group. The album’s title track, ‘I Feel Good’, highlights the group’s confident, free-spirited attitude.

About the Title Track ‘I Feel Good’

The song features raw, intuitive lyrics and bold guitar riffs, expressing the group’s determination to break boundaries and embrace their own style. Members Jaehyun, Taesan, and Woonhak participated in the songwriting, while ZICO, Pop Time, and Kako contributed to the production.

BOYNEXTDOOR described ‘I Feel Good’ as a track full of their unique emotions, promising an addictive and powerful performance filled with rockstar energy and dynamic choreography inspired by Michael Jackson’s ‘Billie Jean.’

‘No Genre’: A Diverse Musical Spectrum

The album showcases BOYNEXTDOOR’s artistic freedom, featuring seven tracks that explore a range of emotions from nostalgia and jealousy to heartbreak. Standout tracks include ‘123-78,’ ‘Step By Step,’ ‘Next Mistake,’ and an English version of ‘I Feel Good.’

Upcoming Promotions

To celebrate the release, BOYNEXTDOOR will hold a fan showcase on May 14, followed by appearances on top music shows including Mnet’s ‘M Countdown,’ KBS2’s ‘Music Bank,’ MBC’s ‘Show! Music Core,’ and SBS’s ‘Inkigayo.’

Fans can look forward to powerful live stages and the group’s evolving sound with ‘No Genre.’

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New Album Drops June 9, 2025
K-pop powerhouse ITZY has officially kickstarted their comeback countdown with the release of the “Girls Will Be Girls” trailer. The cinematic teaser dropped on May 12 KST via YouTube, giving fans a striking first look at the group’s upcoming concept—one that blends attitude, elegance, and unapologetic confidence.

The album “Girls Will Be Girls” is set to release on June 9, 2025 (Monday) at 6PM KST / 5AM EDT. This marks ITZY’s highly anticipated return, following a brief hiatus and renewed excitement among global MIDZYs.

Promotion Scheduler Revealed
Alongside the trailer, JYP Entertainment also dropped the official promotion scheduler, hinting at a packed lineup of concept photos, performance teasers, and possible pre-release content in the lead-up to the big day.

Trailer Hints at Fierce, Empowering Theme
The teaser opens with cinematic close-ups and symbolic imagery, suggesting themes of rebellion, empowerment, and transformation. Fans are already speculating about the visual direction and potential storyline tied to the title “Girls Will Be Girls”.

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Ahn Yujin, leader of K-pop girl group IVE, recently revealed that she gifted her father a Mercedes-Benz GLE — all because of one casual comment he made after watching her on TV.

On a new episode of YouTube series “Channel Fifteen Nights”, Ahn Yujin joined PD Na Young-seok for a springtime drive. During the show, Na jokingly pointed out that the car they were in was “the chubbier version” of his wife’s Benz. It turns out, this same vehicle caught the attention of Ahn Yujin’s father when he saw her driving it in a previous episode of tvN’s “Earth Arcade”.

“My dad said he wanted the same model after watching the show,” said Yujin. “So I changed his car. It’s a Benz GLE.” Her effortless generosity surprised fans and crew alike.

While driving during the episode, Yujin teased PD Na, who was visibly nervous in the passenger seat. “I want my dad to try this. It really releases dopamine!” she joked. Na responded in mock fear, saying, “This feels like a horror game. One death and it’s over!”

The fun episode also included a wild behind-the-scenes story from Na Young-seok, who once intervened in an in-flight altercation — leading actor Choi Woo-shik to text him, “Did you beat up a robber or something?”

Fans flooded social media with praise for Ahn Yujin, calling her “young and rich,” “the ultimate filial daughter,” and “a real-life genie.” One comment summed it up: “Ahn Yujin just being Ahn Yujin is already a gift.”

Born in 2003, Ahn Yujin is the charismatic leader of IVE and currently stars in “Earth Arcade 3” on tvN alongside Lee Eun-ji, Mimi, and Lee Young-ji. This season features a fun-filled journey through Abu Dhabi and Portugal, packed with chaotic games and hilarious chemistry between the members.

“Earth Arcade 3” airs every Friday at 8:40 PM KST on tvN.

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BTS member J-Hope and MMA star Choo Sung-hoon shared a heartfelt reunion in a recent YouTube episode that left fans — and even Choo himself — teary-eyed.

On May 6, Choo Sung-hoon’s official YouTube channel ChooSungHoon released a new episode titled “A Full Day of Eating with My Favorite Person!” featuring none other than J-Hope from BTS. The surprise meeting had been planned two months in advance, and Choo confessed he had been counting down the days.

J-Hope arrived early on set, dressed incognito in a black jumper and staff gear, pretending to be part of the filming crew. When Choo Sung-hoon entered the scene, unaware of J-Hope’s disguise, he expressed his excitement, saying, “Our J-Hope is such a superstar, he probably can’t even visit a convenience store freely.”

Once Choo finally spotted J-Hope among the crew, he shouted in surprise, dropped to the ground, and even shed a few tears. “I missed you. I waited so long,” Choo said, overwhelmed by emotion. The genuine moment resonated with viewers, highlighting their deep bond.

J-Hope added humor to the scene by saying, “I’ve watched all your videos. Even the ones where you get scolded by your wife — they were so real!”

The video has since gone viral, drawing attention from fans worldwide who praised the duo’s warm friendship and authentic interaction. From enjoying desserts at a convenience store to sitting down for omakase, the episode delivered plenty of laughs, warmth, and emotion.

This unexpected but touching reunion between a global pop icon and a beloved MMA legend shows the power of friendship — and the healing joy of a simple surprise.

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K-pop girl group FIFTY FIFTY has released the teaser for their special music video “Midnight Special”, a B-side track from their 3rd mini album Day & Night. The teaser, unveiled on May 9, showcases the members’ chic visuals with black cat-inspired motifs, offering a darker, edgier contrast to their bubbly title track “Pookie.”

“Midnight Special” is an uptempo pop track that captures the vibrant energy of the night. With 808-style drums, deep bass, warm Rhodes keyboard, and electric guitar, the track blends modern and classic pop elements. Lyrically, it portrays a group of girls facing their fears and regrets during one final night—comforting each other and finding the courage to escape together.

Despite being a short teaser, the video made a strong impression with its cinematic visuals and high production quality. The full music video drops on May 13 at 6 PM KST, and fans are excited to see this unexpected new side of the group.

Since the release of Day & Night, FIFTY FIFTY has charted on both domestic and international platforms. The album’s initial sales were five times higher than their previous release, highlighting the group’s growing popularity. Tracks like “Pookie” and other genre-diverse B-sides are receiving strong fan reactions.

Recently, FIFTY FIFTY also won the 2025 Brand Customer Loyalty Award – Rising Star (Girl Group), proving their rising influence in the K-pop scene. With this comeback, they’ve once again confirmed their status as a “trustworthy and listen-worthy” act with a bright future ahead.

“Midnight Special” marks another chapter in FIFTY FIFTY’s evolving journey—one that’s capturing hearts around the world with each comeback.

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💌 A love letter without words, only signs

TXT (Tomorrow X Together)’s “Love Language” MV is a symbolic journey of how emotions can be felt, even when they’re not spoken. Through signs, flowers, gestures, and shared moments, TXT explores how love is expressed—and how MOA responds in their own unique language.

🌞 The Beginning of Understanding

Yeonjun is asleep on the couch when sunlight streams through the window—a moment of awakening. Taehyun studies a mysterious black paper like a clue, while Yeonjun opens the curtain to reveal the world outside. The journey begins with one realization: “After meeting you, I’m learning the meaning of your heart.”

🌼 Symbols That Speak Louder

Huening Kai finds a daisy floating in water—a symbol of purity, hope, and love. Behind him, the other members subtly mimic poses in sync, showing connection beyond words. Their coordinated movement mirrors the silent bond with MOA—a language beyond language.

🔠 Learning Your Language Like a Child

Beomgyu, like a child, is learning the alphabet—curious about even a bite of bread. He searches high and low, finally finding a mysterious box under a table. That box, perhaps like Pandora’s, holds the Morse code for HOPE. Taehyun mischievously splashes him with water, and the box flies into the sky—turning into a coin: the LL Coin (Love Language Coin).

💧 Emotions Ripple Like Water

The coin lands in a fountain, like a lucky coin cast with a wish. The boys play with water, symbolizing their refreshing energy. Lying on the table, Beomgyu thinks deeply: “I want to know you better.” This reflects MOA’s own curiosity and desire to understand TXT’s world.

📘 Studying the Language of Love

Soobin puts on glasses and opens a book titled “Love Language.” He smiles while reading, surrounded by Yeonjun, Huening Kai, and the others—all showing different ways they try to learn about love. Even the smallest things, like an apple, hold layered meanings. Do familiar things mean something new in this shared language?

🔍 Dictionary of Feelings

Huening Kai rolls up a newspaper like a telescope. Taehyun deciphers love like a dictionary. Every corner of their world is filled with “Love Language” headlines. MOAs do the same—decoding TXT’s world, MV clues, and symbols with devotion.

🌺 TXT, Our Paradise

Yeonjun offers a flower pot with sunshine on his face. The gesture feels like a romantic drama. For MOA, paradise isn’t a place—it’s TXT. Their playful “flirting” moments throughout the video reflect a mutual affection built on signs, trust, and joy.

🗝️ So, What’s Your Love Language?

“Just tell me,” they ask. Beomgyu signals Taehyun, who looks over. Even Soobin stops to follow their gaze—toward Yeonjun enjoying a flower’s scent and Huening Kai softly singing. It’s a moment of harmony. But Beomgyu’s face at the end still looks unsure. Has he found the answer? Or is he still waiting—for MOA to answer?

💖 MOA, It’s Time to Speak

The signs are everywhere. It’s your turn now.

• 💌 Write a fan letter
• 🗣️ Leave a heartfelt comment
• 🎧 Stream and show your love

“TXT, are you listening? This is our love language.”

– From MOA, with all our hearts

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The dopamine is real. Netflix’s ultimate brain survival game is back — and it’s leaving mercy behind.

‘The Devil’s Plan: Death Room’, the second season of the hit 2023 Netflix variety show, premiered on May 6 with Episodes 1 to 4. Directed by Jung Jong-yeon — known for The Genius, Society Game, and Girls’ High Mystery Class — this new season ramps up both the scale and brutality of the competition.

🔪 What’s Changed from Season 1?

Forget Season 1’s talk of “utilitarianism” and moral compromise. Season 2 ditches the idealism and focuses squarely on survival and betrayal. 14 players now battle in an upgraded format that includes a newly introduced Death Room — where daily eliminations happen through collective gameplay, not one-on-one death matches.

Brutality is encouraged (mentally, at least): while physical violence is banned, backstabbing, deception, and psychological warfare are fully allowed — even rewarded.

🎭 A Star-Studded Lineup

Season 2 boasts a more diverse and high-profile cast:

• Go master Lee Sedol — the only human to beat AlphaGo
• Hollywood actor Justin H. Min
• KAIST-educated actress Yoon So-hee
• Announcer Kang Ji-young
• K-pop idol Kyuhyun of Super Junior
• Pro poker player SevenHigh
• Model Choi Hyun-jun (KAIST alum)
• Mensa-level influencer Jeong Hyun-kyu
• Plastic surgeon Kim Ha-rin, M&A lawyer Son Eun-yoo, and board game expert Tino
• Medical student Park Sang-yeon from Yonsei University

Each comes with their own brainpower, tactics, and reasons to win. But as alliances break and loyalty fades, no one is safe.

🕹 Game Mechanics & Death Room Twist

The game unfolds in two separate zones: the Living Zone and the Prison Zone. Each day, the Prison Zone holds a new Death Match inside the “Death Room,” where one player is guaranteed to be eliminated.

Combined with secret missions, twist rules, and real-time mental battles, the series takes strategy to a whole new level. Jung PD’s ICVFX visuals and tight editing make the experience feel like viewers are inside the game — without lifting a finger.

💣 No Heroes. No Morals. Just Survival.

In Season 1, player Gweto controversially introduced “utilitarian” ideals — trying to preserve group welfare over personal gain. But this season, there’s no room for such philosophy. Everyone’s out for themselves, and betrayal comes swift and often.

Even fan-favorite Lee Sedol is not guaranteed a win. In this season, alliances can make or break kings, and power is always shifting.

💬 “This isn’t about the smartest — it’s about the last one standing.”

📅 Release Info

• Title: The Devil’s Plan: Death Room (데블스 플랜: 데스룸)
• Episodes: 12 total (4 per week)
• Platform: Netflix (Global)
• Director: Jung Jong-yeon
• Debut: May 6, 2025

New episodes drop every week, with fresh twists and brutal betrayals guaranteed. Are you ready to play?

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