Jung Hae In shares a photo of him hanging out with Im Siwan. Credit: Instagram/Jung Hae In
Celebrity friends Im Siwan and Jung Hae In will give a glimpse of their adorable friendship in the travel variety show Actors on a Journey!
JTBC Entertainment released the teaser for the series, wherein the two actors will travel all over Scotland.
In the clip, the two are seen constantly making each other laugh. The teaser ends with the two racing each other after Siwanran away from Hae In.
Actors on a Journey is the first time that the two actor friends are starring in a variety series together.
Following the teaser, fans are anticipating how Siwan and Hae In interact given that they’re both born in 1988. Fans also pointed out that the two have different MBTI types and travel preferences.
Additionally, both stars are also known to be whiskey lovers. The show was reportedly filmed in Scotland as its a place known for having the greatest amount of whiskey produced. Filming for the show wrapped up in May.
Actors on a Journey will premiere on August 23.
Im Siwan is known for his roles in Run On, Summer Strike, and Misaeng, among others. He is confirmed to star in the second season of Squid Game.Meanwhile, Jung Hae In starred in Snowdrop, D.P., and While You Were Sleeping.
Hellbound is a fantasy-thriller series from Netlfix. Credit: Twitter/What's On Netflix
More chaos awaits as hit supernatural-thriller series Hellbound has kicked off production for its second season.
Netflix released on Friday, August 4, a 31-second video featuring the cast and crew during the show’s script reading.
As of writing, plot details about the second season is still kept under wraps. But the teaser revealed that actor Kim Sung Cheol will now headline the upcoming season.
Kim has replaced Yoo Ah In following the latter’s scandal on illegal drug use. In the first season, Yoo portrayed cult leader Jung Jin Soo.
Currently, Yoois embroiled in a high-profile drug scandal after testing positive for cocaine, ketamine, and marijuana.
Based on a popular webtoon of the same name, Hellbound revolves around supernatural beings that descend upon Earth to drag sinners to Hell.
The series was helmed by Train to Busan director Yeon Sang Ho. It debuted at the No. 1 spot on Netflix, following its November 2021 release.
For the second season, Kim Hyun Joo, Kim Shin Rok, Lee Dong Hee, and Yang Ik Joon are reprising the roles. Meanwhile, Yang Dong Guen and Moon Geun Young are added to the cast members.
Netflixhas yet to announce the premiere date of Hellbound season two.
Choi Ye Na in the concept photos for her 'Hate XX' album. Credit: Twitter/YE NA
Yuehua Entertainment has formally issued an apology to fans of Choi Ye Na for abruptly ending the promotional activities for her HATE XX comeback.
In late June, Choi Ye Na returned with her second single album Hate XX, with the song “Hate Rodrigo”as its title track.
However, the song, which featured (G)I-DLE member Yuqi, was met with online backlash. Netizens speculated that the song was a diss track directed to American singer-songwriter Olivia Rodrigo.
Following the criticisms, the music video for “Hate Rodrigo” was made private shortly after its release.
However, Yuehua Entertainment explained that it wasn’t removed because of a request from Rodrigo’s camp. According to the agency, they “discovered possible violations of trademark rights, portrait rights and copyright in the music video.”
Homage gone wrong?
For her part, Choi Ye Na has already explained that the song wasn’t an attack towards Rodrigo.
In fact, she said that it’s meant to pay tribute to the international star’s success. She added that the “hate” is a metaphor to her envy and admiration for Rodrigo’s career.
Despite this, the track was still met with displeasure.
Within a week of her promotions, Yuehua Entertainment announced that Ye Na canceled a broadcast appearance due to bad health.
Since then, neither the artist or her agency has released a statement on her future activities and developments with the song.
Until August 5, when Yuehua Entertainment issued an apology.
“We would like to bow our heads and apologize for not quickly informing the fans about our artist Choi Ye Na’s album promotions for her second single album HATE XX,” the agency said.
The label continued that they accept the “fans’ rebuke.” They promised that they’d try to “make more of an effort” to listen to the opinions of the supporters.
Currently, Choi Ye Na is preparing for her Japanese debut on August 9.
Choi Ye Na made her debut in 2018 through the project group IZ*ONE, after becoming one of the 12 winners in the audition program Produce 48. After IZ*ONE’s disbandment in April 2020, she made her solo debut in January 2021.
Featured image: Choi Ye Na in the concept photos for her ‘Hate XX’ album. Credit: Twitter/YE NA
Rosé shared a behind-the-scene photo from BLACKPINK's 'Born Pink' concert tour. Credit: Instagram/Rosé
Look how fast time flies! K-pop powerhouse BLACKPINK took to social media on Tuesday, August 8 to celebrate the group’s seventh debut anniversary.
To mark the special day, all four members: Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé and Lisa; shared throwback photos and never-before-seen behind-the-scenes snaps from their time together.
The quartet also penned messages for their co-members and thanked their BLINKs for their continuous support since 2016.
Rosé wrote that BLACKPINK is a huge blessing in her life. “I have really been able to experience everything and more than what I have ever dreamed of growing up as an aspiring artist,” she said.
블랙핑크 오늘 7주년 됐어요!! 블링크, 그리고 블핑한테 하고싶은 말이 얼마나 많은지.. 고마운것부터 말해야하는지 미안한것 부터 말해야하는지 모르겠지만.. 우선은 우리 7주년 정말 많이 많이 축하한다고 말하고 싶어요🥹!!! Happy… pic.twitter.com/Xy7Z3rMCBf
She continued, “My heart is so full. I cannot express my gratitude for every single person who has been a part of this seven year journey with us four.”
The vocalist concluded her post by sharing how proud she is to be part of BLACKPINK. “For making history. For always having so much fun and pride with what we do,” she said.
Meanwhile, Lisa said that she hoped this year “will be a lucky one” for the group.
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"Happy 7th anniversary to me and my 3 amazing girls @blackpink 7 is one of my favorite numbers and I hope this year will be a lucky one for us 💕
"“Happy 7th anniversary BLINK! 🖤💖 Wow… It's already been 7 years since the number 8 became precious. There were so many things that happened from the moment I first got excited to the moment I feel comfortable now, and every… pic.twitter.com/6WzWGrCgRi
BLINKs, the group’s fans, also commemorated the milestone by posting on social media with the hashtags “7 years with BLACKPINK” and “FOUREVER with BLACKPINK.”
In addition, related phrases such as “ALWAYS WITH BLACKPINK” and “Happy 7th” were also among the top trending topics for the day.
BLACKPINK made their debut under YG Entertainment in August 2016 with the album Square One. It carries the double title tracks “Whistle” and “Boombayah.”
Since then, the group has released hits after one another. Some of their most notable songs include “Pink Venom,” “How You Like That,” “Ddu-du Ddu-du,” and “Boombayah.”
All four members have also made their solo debut, with Jisoo and Jennie also venturing into acting.
The group’s seven-year contract with YG Entertainment is set to expire by August 2023, with member Lisa being rumored to no longer renew with the agency.
As of writing, the agency has yet to address the status of the group’s renewal. Stay tuned about BLACKPINK’s contract renewal news here!
Featured image: Rosé shared a behind-the-scene photo from BLACKPINK’s ‘Born Pink’ concert tour. Credit: Instagram/Rosé
SNSD member poses during the group's 'Forever 1' promotions. Credit: Facebook/SNSD
Girls’ Generation member Sunny is entering a new era in her career as she parted ways with longtime agency SM Entertainment.
On Tuesday, August 8, the idol personally delivered the news to her fans through an Instagram post.
The lead vocalist started her letter by expressing her gratitude to the members, staff, and fans who made Girls’ Generation’s 16th debut anniversary possible.
Sunny then dedicated a separate section for her SM Entertainment. She said that the label “gave great help so that 19-year-old Lee Soon Kyu (her real name) could debut as Girls’ Generation’s Sunny.”
“Every single day, I was as happy as I could be to be able to debut as Girls’ Generation with the members and to meet SONE (Girls’ Generation’s official fan club),” she wrote, as translated by Soompi.
As to what lies ahead in her career, Sunny said that she’s “trying to take courage to see [herself] in a new environment from a different perspective.”
She also left a promise to their fans, who she said “sent support without change for a long period of time.”
“No matter what kind of day comes in the future, I will continue to move forward as the revitalizing Sunny,” she said.
Following the singer’s post, SM Entertainment confirmed that Sunny has left their agency.
The label then described the idol as someone “who showcased amazing activities while together with [them] for a long time.”
They also asked the fans to continue their support for Sunny as she embarked on a new path.
Which SNSD members are still under SM Entertainment?
Speculations that Sunny parted ways with SM Entertainment started when only members Taeyeon, Hyoyeon, Yuri, and Yoona shared a special message for the group’s anniversary. Girls’ Generation celebrated their 16th year in the industry on August 5.
[From. Girls' Generation] 데뷔 16주년🎂 🍭Girls' Generation Debut 16th Anniversary💗
Aside from her Instagram post, Sunny also assured her supporters through the Bubble platform.
She opened up how she wasn’t that worried since she knew that they can still continue activities as a group. “Even if all the members aren’t [under SM Entertainment], they say Girls’ Generation can still go on. I’m just thankful,” she said.
Sunny: I think I was able to worry less because I did Girls' Generation activities last year!! Ah, even if all the members aren’t SM, they say Girls’ Generation can still go on!! I'm just thankful 😁 pic.twitter.com/CfcXye3ltg
Sunny made her debut as a member of Girls’ Generation in 2007 through “Into The New World.” Originally a nine-piece act, member Jessica left the group and agency in 2014.
In 2019, members Seohyun, Tiffany, and Sooyoung left SM Entertainment to pursue solo projects.
Although under different agencies, the eight members reunited in August 2022 to release the album Forever 1. It was in celebration of the group’s 15th debut anniversary.
Girls’ Generation is known for songs “Genie,” “Gee,” “Lion Heart,”and “Oh!” among others.
Featured image: SNSD member poses during the group’s ‘Forever 1’ promotions. Credit: Facebook/SNSD
BTS member V in a sketch photo from ‘Permission to Dance On Stage Seoul.' Credit: Facebook/BTS
This is not a drill, ARMYs! More details about KTH1,BTS’ V’s solo debut album, have been released!
BIGHIT Music unveiled on Tuesday, August 8, the first teaser for V’s upcoming solo album titled Layover, which will be released on September 8.
The 17-second featured a series of boxes bearing the idol’s photos before it multiplied in a hallway. The album title – Layover – then fills the screen, with the name being stylized with a check mark for the letter “v.”
Additionally, the agency released a notice on Weverse about the album’s track list.
“Slow Dancing,” which is described as “’70s romantic soul style track,” will serve as the album’s title song.
Other songs included in the album are “Blue,” “Love Me Again,” “For Us,” and “Rainy Days.” The album will also include a piano version of “Slow Dancing” as a bonus track.
All five songs will also have their own music videos.
“V will showcase amazing new performances and make various appearances alongside the album’s release. Please stay tuned and continue to support V as he embarks on his new solo journey,” BIGHIT Music told fans.
The label also recommended the listeners to go through the track “from start to finish” or chronologically “to fully appreciate the album’s flow.”
Layover will be in collaboration with Min Hee Jin, the creative director of NewJeans and CEO of ADOR. She will reportedly lead the overall production, including the music, choreography, design, and promotion.
As to what fans can expect for V’s upcoming release, Min said: “Rather than a familiar style, we placed focus on music that we want to make and music that we can pull off well.”
V’s solo album “Layover” will be released Friday, September 8! It will have five tracks (and a bonus track) and will have a music video for all five tracks.
Tracklist 1. Rainy Days 2. Blue 3. Love Me Again 4. Slow Dancing 5. For Us 6. Slow Dancing (Piano ver.) pic.twitter.com/1Hk0Zx2nCA
Meanwhile, V shared that he’s “nervous but happy” about the project. “It’s an album that captures my tastes. There will be abundant spectacles,” he said.
V, whose real name is Kim Taehyung, is the last member of BTS to officially make a solo debut. Since the group took a break in June 2022, the members have been busy working on solo endeavors.
While Layover will serve as V’s first solo album, he already released solo songs previously. The list includes “Sweet Night,” “Christmas Tree,” “Singularity” and “Inner Child.”
Featured image: BTS member V in a sketch photo from ‘Permission to Dance On Stage Seoul.’ Credit: Facebook/BTS
Lollapalooza, synonymous with music legends and iconic performances, witnessed a historic moment in 2023. TOMORROW X TOGETHER(TXT) became the first K-pop group to headline the festival.
TXT‘s relationship with Lollapalooza is marked by a rapid ascent. Their debut at last year’s festival was already groundbreaking. It made them the first Korean act to grace its stages. This year, they weren’t just participants; they were the main event.
The Consequence reviewer captured this sentiment: “From a side stage to the main event, TXT‘s journey is a testament to their undeniable talent and the ever-growing appeal of K-pop.”
Thick with anticipation
So I guess people can line up at 4am for #Lollapalooza…. Well us #TXT fans are gonna have fun on Saturday! 😳😳 #TXTPALOOZA
The atmosphere at Chicago’s Grant Park was thick with anticipation. Hours before the gates even opened, a sea of fans, known as MOA, could be seen camping outside, some having spent the night to secure a prime spot. Their dedication was evident in the myriad of fan-made merchandise, banners, and glow sticks that shone brightly against the Chicago skyline.
A dedicated fan named Gabrielle Dance braved the rain to line up outside Lollapalooza’s north gate at 9:30 AM, an hour and a half before the official opening time of 11:00 AM. Dance wasn’t alone in her enthusiasm; approximately 200 others did what she did, hoping to secure a coveted spot at the barricade for the evening’s main event: TXT’s performance.
my friends and i got there at 5am but it wasn’t a line it was straight up a cluster and everyone in the front was calm but because of the people in the back pushing everyone up front
Block Club Chicago talked to Dance. At 15, her excitement was palpable. Like many others, she had traveled from out of state, drawn to Lollapalooza by the pull of TXT. The significance of the event wasn’t lost on her.
Dance captured the sentiment of many international fans. “With K-pop groups based in Korea, we don’t get a lot of shows here except for, like, world tours. So I think for them to be doing festivals like this just brings more showcases for international fans.” Her words resonated with the diverse crowd, emphasizing the event’s significance as a testament to K-pop’s global appeal and reach.
The Lollapalooza 2023 performance
TOMORROW X TOGETHER Live at Lollapalooza 2023
TXT began their set with a fiery rendition of “0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You),” followed by “Dear Sputnik.” The Consequence reviewer said of the opening, “And though the stage was bigger, and the distance between myself and them greater, the dancing looked even more incredible than I remembered. The quintet are all incredible athletes; it’s one thing to see someone jump in a music video, but it’s another thing to watch a normal-seeming person fly into the air. Usually, superhumans are found in movie theaters, not rhythmically levitating in the middle of Grant Park.
The members paused to introduce themselves. Hueningkai initiated a passionate round of barking, a K-pop tradition in the U.S. Overlooking the drenched audience, Yeonjun proclaimed, “The rain can’t stop us. Let’s f*****g enjoy it.” Despite the continuous drizzle, the crowd roared and channeled all its energy into cheering for TXT.
watching txt at lolla and wdym yeonjun just said fucking
The setlist was a meticulously crafted portrayal of youth, highlighting its various aspects. “Devil By The Window” symbolized flirting with temptation, while “Good Boy Gone Bad” focused on the pain of a first breakup. The latter had an extended dance break, with Beomgyu setting a rose alight and casually tossing it over his shoulder.
The group also touched on the more cheerful aspects of youth. “Thursday’s Child Has Far To Go” had some of their simplest moves, but the smiles on Beomgyu’s, Soobin’s, and Taehyun’s faces made it fun to watch anyway. Their cutest track, “Cat And Dog,” and the unreleased “Blue Spring,” which they first performed on their ACT: SWEET MIRAGE world tour, were also featured.
Over time, TXT gravitated towards a heavier sound, which the group’s Lollapalooza set made clear. “Wishlist” exuded pop-punk exuberance, with the audience head-banging even as the rain continued to fall. “LO$ER=LO♡ER,” a track that feels liberating when a crowd sings along, kicked that feeling up a notch with a prolonged, exhilarating conclusion.
The band gave “Can’t You See Me?” a sludgy, strong arrangement. “Lonely Boy,” “Anti-Romantic,” “Farewell, Neverland,” and “No Rules” were also on the setlist.
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Even though their Lollapalooza performance took place during their ACT: SWEET MIRAGE world tour, they added fresh elements to the setlist and songs to surprise Chicago. They did a triumphant version of “Magic” that featured an extended dance break and reunited with Coi Leray for “Happy Fools.” They also debuted their new collaboration with the Jonas Brothers, “Do It Like That,” live, even if the American trio didn’t attend. “It would’ve been fantastic if they joined us, but there’s always a next time,” Taehyun said.
As the set drew to a close, Yeonjun described Lollapalooza as a “dream come true.” Taehyun invited the audience to “join us for the remainder of our world tour, our upcoming album, and more exciting ventures.” The group remained on stage for several minutes after their final electrifying number, “Sugar Rush Ride,” expressing gratitude and initiating more barking.
Fan reactions to TXT at Lollapalooza
‘TOMORROW X TOGETHER: OUR LOST SUMMER’ Highlight #1
In the Disney+ documentary, Our Lost Summer, Yeonjun looked back on TXT’s previous Lollapalooza appearance, expressing doubts about whether they deserved to be on the bill. While they disproved that notion in 2022, this headline act affirmed their rightful place in this elevated slot.
The show was a testament to TXT‘s evolution as artists and their prowess in enchanting audiences with their distinctive fusion of youth and rock. Their fans loved the setlist. Their performance was impeccable, their vocals outstanding, and their stage presence undeniably rockstar-like.
bro this made me tear up.. every single person there moving their phones or light sticks.. and the stream didn't even show the crowd from this pov most of the time so seeing this made me emotional 🥹 pic.twitter.com/iVoei18KNM
The bond between TXT and their fans, MOA, is profound. This connection was palpable throughout the show. MOA was a pivotal part of the spectacle, from synchronized fan chants to the ocean of light sticks.
TXT‘s Lollapalooza 2023 performance wasn’t a mere concert; it celebrated music, culture, and art’s power to bring people together. People will remember this moment when music broke barriers and a K-pop band captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: TXT’s set made history and their fans are proud. Source: Twitter/@txt_bighit.
The BTS members have always delivered electrifying performances, and SUGA‘s D-DAY shows in Seoul stand as proof. Jimin and Jungkook joined SUGA onstage at the KSPO Dome, filling the first two nights of the tour’s final leg with captivating moments for fans.
Jungkook graced the stage on the opening night, collaborating with SUGA on “Burn It.” Before his second song, he engaged with the audience, expressing, “Hello, everyone! I’m here at SUGA-hyung’s encore concert to celebrate with him. ARMY, your voices are amazing! Thank you for supporting him. I wish I could stay longer, but I’ll leave you with one more song. Thank you, everyone.” He then sang “SEVEN” backed by some dancers, including James, one of BigHit Music’s more well-known trainees.
However, a candid Jungkook went on Weverse Live after the concert, addressing a slip-up during “Burn It.” “I practiced the song many times and still made a mistake,” he lamented.
“While performing ‘SEVEN,’ I took out my in-ear because I couldn’t hear the music. I couldn’t tell if the note was flat or sharp because my microphone was so loud. All I heard were the drums,” he said. But performing in front of ARMY felt so good, even if it was short-lived. Ah, I want to do a concert too.”
jungkook pulling out his d-day album and apologising over and over again to his yoongi-hyung for forgetting the lyrics as if This guy could ever be disappointed in him pic.twitter.com/GxwNPdbnsQ
Reflecting on his mistake with the lyrics, he wondered, “Can I perform it again tomorrow to make up for it? Should I ask for another chance? I’m free tomorrow. ARMY, please ask Yoongi-hyung if I can have another chance. Tell him that ‘Jungkook feels regretful.’ We’re friends, right?”
Jimin joined the D-DAY festivities too
Jimin made a dramatic entrance on the second night as the lights dimmed. He and SUGA performed “Tony Montana,” much to the crowd’s delight. Originally released in 2016 with Yankie’s voice, SUGA produced a new version that he and Jimin debuted at BTS’ third Muster later that year.
Their onstage chemistry was palpable, and the performance quickly became legendary among ARMY. SUGA, always in tune with the fans, often expressed his desire for a repeat performance. Following this, Jimin did his single, “Like Crazy.” SUGA let Jimin seamlessly transition into “Like Crazy” with no formal introduction.
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The result? A performance that combined Jimin‘s vocal prowess, intricate dance sequences, and an aura that captivated the KSPO Dome. Fans’ enthusiasm continued online, with the keyword ‘JIMIN JIMIN’ garnering over a million mentions. Meanwhile, ‘TONY MONTANA’ ranked first in worldwide Twitter trends and second in the US. It also went to No. 1 in Korea. Other keywords, such as ‘LIKE CRAZY, ‘ PARK JIMIN,’ and ‘STAGE COMMANDER JIMIN,’ also trended.
“I’ve seen many concerts where people usually introduce the guest, but he just appeared. Ah, that’s Yoongi-hyung’s style,” Jimin said after SUGA left him alone on stage.
we got jungkook for ‘burn it’ and jimin for ‘tony montana’ on d-day the final!! also, yoongi allowing jungkook and jimin to perform their own solo song on his own solo concert speaks so much.. the love he has for them I'm crying 🥹🤍 pic.twitter.com/IEHJnTxfXg
The first two nights of SUGA’s D-DAY concerts highlighted BTS‘ strong bond with each other and ARMY. From Jungkook‘s candid reflections after the first night to Jimin‘s dramatic entrance and legendary performance with SUGA on the second, the last leg of SUGA’s D-DAY tour captured the essence of BTS. Their performances resonated within the dome’s confines and echoed across the digital world, capturing hearts and setting trends. – K-Pop News Writer
Featured Image: Jimin and Jungkook jumped at the chance to join their SUGA-hyung on the last leg of his D-DAY world tour. Source: Twitter/@bts_bighit.
Members of GFRIEND pose for their reunion. Credit: Instagram/Sowon
How are we feeling, BUDDYs? Fans of K-pop girl group GFRIEND are sent into a frenzy when the members recently reunited for a hang-out.
On Saturday, August 5, all six members of GFRIEND took to social media to share photos from their recent get-together.
One photo showed Sowon, Yerin, Eunha, Yuju, SinB, and Umji seated at a table at what seems like a restaurant. Another post featured the idols posing at a photo booth.
Sowon captioned the photo with “Love,” with Yerin replying: “Friendship.” Meanwhile, Umji wrote: “I’m happy that we still have a lot of laugh to share.”
Fans then couldn’t help but express their happiness in seeing all the members together again.
“GFriend are not just idols. They’re family,” one comment read, while other tweets echoed the same sentiment. Many also commended the tight bond the members have despite no longer promoting together.
GFRIEND disbanded abruptly in May 2021, following the expiration of their contract with former agency Source Music.
Since then, the members have pursued their respective endeavors and signed with different agencies. Sowon made her acting debut as Kim So Jung, with Yuju and Yerin both pursuing solo artist careers. Meanwhile, Eunha, SinB, and Umji formed the trio VIVIZ.
Despite parting ways, the members have been vocal in expressing their desire for a possible reunion in the future.
Sowon, who served as the group’s leader, previously opened up how the disbandment surprised and pained all of them. She added that they didn’t even consider that disbandment as final.
In fact, all six members also gathered in January 2023 to celebrate their eight debut anniversary.
GFRIEND is known for their songs “MAGO,” “Me Gustas Tu,” “Navillera,” Love Whisper,” and “Glass Bead” among others.
A representative from the agency shared that they’re looking forward to having Kyuhyun under their roster of artists.
“We plan on actively supporting Kyuhyun’s wide breadth of activities in various ways, so please show lots of support for Kyuhyun who is standing at a new starting line,” they said in a press release.
Kyuhyun, who made his debut as a member of Super Juniorin 2006, left SM Entertainment in July after 17 years.
Aside from Kyuhyun,Donghae and Eunhyuk also parted ways with SM Entertainment. On the other hand, Donghae and Eunhyuk, who also promotes as the Super Junior sub-unit D&E, are rumored to establish their own talent agency. However, there’s still no confirmation about it, as of writing.
Donghae, Eunhyuk, and Kyuhyun said that they will still promote as members of Super Junior moving forward.
Kyuhyunmade his debut as a solo artist in 2014 with the mini-album At Gwanghwamun. He also starred in various musicals and hosted variety programs.
Meanwhile, Antenna is an agency founded by singer-songwriter Yoo Hee Yeol. It is home to artists like Lee Hyori, Yoo Jae Suk, Lee Sang Soon, Kwon Jin Ah, Mijoo, and more.
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