I know, it’s September but 1) i was super lazy to listen to all of the July comebacks in… well…. July and 2) there were sooo many! I would have done them all in one post if I could but that would have been the length of a book. Read More
K-Pop July Comeback Reviews #1 // seventeen, jeong sewoon, twice & astro
I am so psyched to write up this post. This is going to be a new feature on my blog where I write reviews for K-Pop comebacks, which can be anything from a title track to an entire album! Read More
K-DRAMA REVIEW(s): Dream Knight & To Be Continued // web series starring two kpop groups i adore
I asked my Twitter followers about what posts they’d like to see through a poll. Discussion won, but since I knocked that off of the list I thought that I might as well write the posts in order of the amount of votes they got so here I am! The second and third results were K-Drama and K-Pop, respectively, so being the efficient human bean I am, why not somehow combine them both into one post? I’m creative so I chose two web series that I’ve watched and here’s the thing – they both have K-Pop groups as the main stars! Smart, aye? Read More
My Favorite K-Pop Music Videos 2.0 // here i go again :))
It’s been exactly two months since I wrote my first favorite kpop music videos post and I told myself that I would wait at least a month until I wrote another one so here I am! Read More
K-DRAMA REVIEW: Strong Woman Do Bong Soon // a girl with superhuman strength + the cutest romance ever!!
Title: Strong Woman Do Bong Soon
Hangul: 힘쎈여자 도봉순
Network: JTBC
Genre: Fantasy, Thriller, Rom-Com
Episodes: 16
Broadcasting Dates: February 24, 2017 to April 15, 2017
Language: Korean
Source: Watched on Netflix
Synopsis: Do Bong-soon (Park Bo-young) was born with superhuman strength. Her strength is hereditary and passed along only to the women in her family. Her dream is to create a video game with herself as the main character. She desperately wants to become a willowy and elegant woman, which is the ideal type of her crush, In Guk-doo (Ji Soo), a police officer. Thanks to her strength, she gets the job of a bodyguard to a rich heir Ahn Min-hyuk (Park Hyung-sik), the CEO of a gaming company, Ainsoft. Contrary to Guk-doo, Min-hyuk is an odd man who is playful, a little spoiled, has no regard for rules, and dislikes policemen. He has recently received anonymous threats, blackmails, and has even been stalked at an occasion. Read More
My Favorite K-Pop Music Videos // y’all better not be bored of these posts cause this was my favorite to write
One of my favorite parts of K-Pop would have to be the music videos. Whether it be the complex ones that fans have millions of theories for or just wonderful choreography or visuals or a mix of all of the above, I always love them. There’s something about K-Pop music videos that always reels me in and has me coming back for more. Read More
My Favorite Korean Rappers // they’re basically all babies that sound like they could be drug lords
My post roughly a week ago on my favorite Korean singers seemed to do surprisingly well (honestly, i thought it’d flop) and I promised to do a rapper version, so here it is! I won’t sugar coat this – I had absolutely no interest in rap and the R&B or Hip Hop genre at all but then I noticed the rapping in some of the BTS songs I was listening to and was drawn in. Read More
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My Favorite Korean Singers // me fangirling & sharing heavenly vocals
As y’all know, I’m a huge fan of K-Pop and K-Dramas, and really Korean food and culture as a whole. I have a lot of post ideas but I didn’t feel like typing up any of the posts until I thought about this idea and although it’s not book-related I decided that I’d go ahead and share some of my favorite Korean singers. Read More
K-DRAMA REVIEW: Part-Time Idol // untalented k-pop trainees becoming idols & lots of G-Dragon love
Title: Part-Time Idol
Hangul: 비정규직 아이돌
Network: SBS
Genre: Music, Drama
Episodes: 5
Broadcasting Dates: All episodes released Nov 27, 2017
Language: Korean
Source: Watched on Netflix
Synopsis: The storyline takes place at an entertainment agency. After creating a bunch of famous idols, a producer begins to question the whole process of making a star, so he goes on a break for a few years. Once he returns to the company, he gathers some trainees left on the back burner and tries to launch a co-ed idol group. The trainees undergo some peculiar training to debut in this group.
