a THAI boy who debuted in a KOREAN boy group and promotes in a CHINESE unit released all his solo song and his 1st album last year with 6 ENGLISH tracks. and now a comeback with a new solo album and is set to debut a solo album in JAPANESE. OK WHAT AN ALL ROUNDER
Jaejoong always wanted a reunion, he encouraging the fans to "always keep the faith" but it seems like after Yunho n Changmin keep signing contract with SM not one, not 2 but 3 times (2011 2018 2022), JJ lost hope
Absolute favourite moment of the day. We interviewed Lee Seung-bang for our TV piece. He was overcome with emotion and our team was so touched speaking to him.
But we had to run to edit and didn’t get his details. Can anyone help find him so we can follow up and share our piece?
Him, a 77 years old man still have the strength to go protest because he had been through everything throughout his life, while those men in 20s who only care about their misogynistic belief will never understand anything.
instead of sharing a photo of our dear jinki, i want to share this photo i took which was shared during Guess FM in SG. reading this every time makes me tear so much.
happy birthday my #1 leader, thank you for continuing this journey. i love you so so much 💖
#HappyONEWday
one of the comment I really loved
" IU is not siding with left (🔵) or right (🔴) , she is siding with LOVE and care (💜) "
when you mix the colours of "red+blue" it's became purple , it's also her fav colour
😭😭
i don't really consider myself a fan of anyone but iu but i have to say i admire the bravery of these five girls so much, being so strong and steadfast in their young age 🫡
Everyone who bought albums, streamed songs, went to concerts all for IU, I hope you sleep at night everyday well knowing you've contributed in making the RIGHTEST person rich in the world.
This is a remarkable political statement from IU. In fact, it's almost unprecedented - K-pop stars almost never make explicit political stances, given the industry's strict control over artists' public images and positions.
Not only is it highlighting the role women have played in South Korea’s long struggle for democracy but they are now changing the culture of the protests itself i.e. new energy, kpop rally chants, and of course protest light sticks