LA Incident
🐰 When in LA, myself, byulie, hairstylist, the 3 of us and 2 male managers. 5 of us were walking on the streets, 3 of us girls were walking at the front and both male managers were at the back.
The was a guy opposite us, in a blink of an eye, he suddenly appeared on our side. I was like 'huh?' , he was holding onto a chair over his shoulders, I was like 'huh?' And then suddenly, that guy started swearing in english.
And the suddenly, he threw the chair at me, so I got hit by the chair, he threw it towards the ground near me and I got hit. That was the first time in my life that that has happened to me. I had the thought that he was a weird person, both of us don't even k ow each other. So I got hit and both managers came forward and stopped him, and then he just left.
I was so shocked! That was the first time in my life that that has happened to me, I was so flustered and I was like 'Oh..... what was that....' That person just suddenly threw a chair at me, I didn't even scream in shock I was just like 'Oh.....? What was that....?'.
That happened a few days ago, and the chair was a wooden chair, so it broke when he threw it and I had a bruise on my leg but it's not there now.
I was so flustered at that time and didn't even felt the pain. Something like this actually happened...
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Seeing jiyong’s therapist listed in his team credits honestly made my day. It’s so nice to know that jiyong has been taking care of his mental health with a professional and that he values that enough to credit someone who’s also part of his team, supporting him in his daily life and behind the scenes where we can’t see. It’s a relief to see this after everything he’s been through. I really hope you continue to stay healthy and happy, jiyong! 🥹💖
📽️ Girl groups ITZY and RESCENE recreate Solar’s viral Airport Pose, where she strikes a pose after a bus passes by, with Solar’s original videos garnering 6.6 million and 3.2 million views on YouTube Shorts
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SEVENTEEN’s Vernon on how K-pop is now becoming more like American pop:
— “I feel like K-pop sounds more and more like American pop instead of K-pop. I think a lot of people talk about that too. It makes me want to go back to the 2000s and early 2010s, when I was in elementary school, with Wonder Girls, BIGBANG, and 2NE1. I think it’s because K-pop producers always try to bring American sounds into K-pop and make them their own.”