November is filled with comebacks of your favourite groups and debuts of brand new groups and artists. The list is long so keep reading to be right on time for your favorite artist’s new release!
Former MOMOLAND member Taeha revealed why she left the group, and also mentioned that she wants to visit the Philippines.
MOMOLAND is set to make a comeback in November with a new music in which PSY participated as a lyricist.
MLD Entertainment, NHN, and Sony Music are joining hands to launch a brand new boy group. MLD Entertainment announced on October 13: "We are preparing a new boy group with the aim of making a year-end debut in collaboration with NHN and Sony Music." The joint rookie boy group of MLD-NHN-Sony Music is scheduled to debut in December!
On Monday, former MOMOLAND member and currently an actress, Yeonwoo, worried her fans and supporters following a series of Instagram stories on her personal account, exposing a terrifying experience with a sasaeng.
On the recent poll from Naver that circulated on various social media platforms, Korean netizens chose the K-pop female groups of all time, which debuted from 2007 up to 2020. There are 29 female idol groups who were selected and they were ranked through six levels.
The Asia Song Festival has now announced the lineup of performers for their 2020 event. This year, the Festival will be held in Gyeongju and streamed online. On September 29, 2020, the first line up of artists was revealed.
Despite having a center member who is more famous than other members in the group, these idols have proven to stand out thanks to their outstanding appearance. With their goddess-like beauty, they end up capturing the attention of the audience even when next to the center.
The glow up of these K-pop idols are indeed amazing! K-pop idols are often praised for their stunning visuals, but did you know that just like ordinary people, some idols also experienced the phase of "glow up"? You will be shocked how they transformed into visual gods and goddesses!
As K-pop idols are deemed "perfect" and "ideal" people, these K-pop idols who made inappropriate remarks ended up being cancelled.
The following idols are known for their RBF, and most of the time, they are understood for having a cold or rude personality, but they are actually some of the sweetest idols that you will know!
In the West, people prefer bodies that are voluptuous, and that is often admired more than just a skinny figure. Over time, that trend has also become popular in Korea, with more people wanting luxurious figure rather than just being thin. The era of when women's weights were expected to be in the 40kg range is now long gone, and idols are now gaining fame for having fit and healthy bodies.
Korean netizens on an online community forum dished on which K-pop dances are the best at burning calories. Check them out here!
The consequence of a member's controversy might be ruining the entire group's image. This happened to some K-pop groups that succumbed to disgrace after a single member got involve in either a gossip or issues. Worst is when some chose to disband as their activities were greatly affected.
For various reasons, idols have had to say goodbye to their dream as singers and dancers. Here's a list of members who had to leave their groups, either by will or some unexpected reason.
Though most things in K-pop are reported on with all the facts, there are still some things in the industry that remain a mystery.
With K-pop becoming more global, it is no surprise that idols from varying backgrounds end up making their debuts as idols. These K-Pop idols are lucky to have experienced two (or more!) cultures, as they are citizens of more than one country!
While most idols who leave their groups tend to do so due to scandals, health concerns, and personal reasons, these idols were forced out of their company and their groups, some of which were for no justifiable reason.
On July 31, MLD Entertainment revealed that MOMOLAND donated 1,500 packs of organic feminine hygiene products through Good Neighbors on July 30. The products were sent to low-income families.
If you're a long-time K-pop fan, then rumors and speculations in the industry are no longer surprising. Usually, companies or the aritsts themselves are quick to shut them down, but there are some rare cases in which these rumors actually ended up being true.