Jessi’s incredible fan service was next to none and Jay Park stunned the crowd with his tattooed abs (but who’s surprised)?

CHUNG HA gave an exclusive performance of an unreleased single and SUHO charmed the crowd.

We break down some of the most iconic summer comebacks in K-pop history.

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These shows see contestants – usually teenage and young adult trainees – compete to be chosen as debuting members of a new pop group. With spectacular performances and plenty of drama, it is no wonder these contests are such a big hit with audiences.

Numerous universities across the United Kingdom pride themselves on their vast array of society and club choices available to students, ranging from popular sports to more niche interests.

Set in post-COVID-19 Korea, Studio Dragon’s thrilling new drama takes our reality and twists it into something all the more monstrous.

Following on from BTS and Coldplay’s huge success with their collaboration track ‘My Universe’, the topic of crossovers between East-Asian artists and western artists is brought into the light once again.

“Originally [Dreaming] was called Something to Dance to,” Scott explained, “It was a heartbreak anthem for getting over someone.”

Is Kpop just for the younger generation? “No” is the answer you will hear this 40-something cry.