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10cm entrou no terror pela primeira vez — e fez isso nos próprios termos

10cm sobre compor a trilha de terror para Junji Ito e encontrar conforto no escuro

82Major (stylized in all caps) is a South Korean boy band formed by Great M Entertainment. The group consists of six members: Cho Seong-il, Yoon Ye-chan, Nam Seong-mo, Hwang Seong-bin, Park Seok-joon and Kim Do-gyun. The group&#x27;s name is a combination of South Korea&#x27;s calling code (+82) and the word ‘major’, expressing their desire to become a group that represents Korea. They debuted on October 11, 2023, with the single album On.

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82MAJOR conquistam sua primeira vitória em um programa musical — e SEONG MO, que passou mais de um ano entregando troféus no Show Champion como MC, finalmente pôde receber um

82MAJOR sobre HEAT, a primeira vitória e o que vem depois

SEVENTEEN is a thirteen-member boy group formed by Pledis Entertainment, debuting in May 2015. The group is organized into three internal teams: hip-hop, vocal, and performance. That structure is more than branding; it explains how SEVENTEEN functions, with members contributing to songwriting, choreography, staging, and the division of energy across a very large lineup. The members are S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino. Their nickname as &quot;self-producing idols&quot; comes especially from Woozi&#x27;s central role in music and Hoshi&#x27;s role in performance direction, but the larger appeal is how the group makes thirteen people feel coordinated rather than crowded. SEVENTEEN&#x27;s early music leaned bright, youthful, and rhythmically nimble, with songs like &quot;Adore U,&quot; &quot;Mansae,&quot; and &quot;Very Nice&quot; presenting them as a group with unusual stage chemistry. Later releases such as &quot;Don&#x27;t Wanna Cry,&quot; &quot;Home,&quot; &quot;Left &amp; Right,&quot; &quot;Rock with you,&quot; and &quot;Super&quot; widened the scale while keeping the choreography and vocal distribution clear. Their best songs often turn teamwork itself into the hook: repeated gestures, fast transitions, and formations that reward watching the whole stage. The group&#x27;s growth into one of K-pop&#x27;s top album sellers came from consistency as much as spectacle. SEVENTEEN built trust through steady comebacks, strong variety content, and concerts that emphasized the members&#x27; humor as well as precision. Their fandom, CARAT, became part of that identity, following a group that could be technically impressive without losing warmth. SEVENTEEN&#x27;s legacy is tied to durability. Few large idol groups have kept such a clear group image while allowing so many individual personalities to stand out. As their scale expanded under the wider HYBE era, they remained recognizably Pledis-born: performance-first, member-driven, and unusually good at turning the mechanics of a big team into something emotionally easy to understand.

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JEONGHAN e JOSHUA, do SEVENTEEN, anunciaram que retornarão como uma nova subunit em 19 de outubro, sob o nome JxJ

JEONGHAN e JOSHUA, do SEVENTEEN, formam a nova subunit JxJ

ZEROBASEONE, commonly known as ZB1, is a five-member boy group formed through the Mnet survival show &quot;Boys Planet&quot; in 2023. They originally debuted as a nine-member group — along with AND2BLE&#x27;s members Zhang Hao, Ricky, Kim Gyuvin and Han Yujin — under WAKEONE Entertainment, with &quot;In Bloom&quot; setting first-week sales records that demonstrated the massive anticipation built through the survival show. As a project group with a limited contract period, ZB1 operates with an urgency to make every comeback count, and they have delivered with consistent chart-topping releases and sold-out concerts. The group&#x27;s strength lies in their strong individual star power combined with impressive group synergy, cultivated through the intense bonding of their competition experience. Their fandom, ZEROSE, mobilized quickly into one of the most organized fan bases in fourth-generation K-pop. ZB1 represents the continued power of the survival show format to create commercially dominant groups with built-in passionate audiences. On March 15, 2026, they held their last concert as a nine-member boy group, sparking sadness among fans, who had grown fond of the relationship that had developed between the nine boys. As YH Entertainment did not renew the contracts of Zhang Hao, Ricky, Kim Gyuvin, and Han Yujin with WAKEONE, ZB1 are now promoting their career as a five-member boy group, with Sung Hanbin, Kim Jiwoong, Seok Matthew, Kim Taerae, and Park Gunwook.

ZEROBASEONE

Seok Matthew e Park Gunwook, membros do ZEROBASEONE da WakeOne, anunciaram o lançamento, em 21 de setembro, de seu tão aguardado projeto de sub-unit sob o nome de dupla ‘EMP’

Seok Matthew e Park Gunwook, do ZEROBASEONE, Anunciam Mixtape sob a Sub-unit ‘EMP’

Grupos rookies dominaram os lançamentos mais recentes de K-pop desta semana, com músicas intensas, dramáticas, suaves e leves

Comeback Corner: IU, YOUNGTAK, NAZE & MORE

If you haven’t seen this, you have to. It’s one of those moments where you get to see an idol in a completely different context.

Watch the Moment: V greets Big Mama’s Lee Ji Young while on duty

We’ve been watching an absolute meltdown over the past several months in the battle between HYBE and ADOR. After Min Hee Jin was granted her injunction request against HYBE, preventing them from removing her as CEO of HYBE’s subsidiary label, she has wasted no time in continuing to stir up trouble on behalf of NewJeans.

With Min Hee Jin still in control, ADOR begins all-out PR war

In the world of K-pop—a music genre mainly led by visuals and aesthetics— a group knowing how to navigate concepts is imperative. Some groups debut with one concept and then&nbsp;

Red Velvet: Something for Everyone

In an age of fleeting attention spans and people who mask their true selves, maintaining authenticity and connection with fans in the music industry is a significant challenge. One K-pop group has risen above the others in the genuineness that they show during performances, on variety shows, and towards one another and their fans. This group is

GOT7: Stay True 

On June 8, it was announced that S.Coups – member of Seventeen – would not attend Seventeen's first fan signing event. The event was created in support of their latest album 17 is Right Here.&nbsp;

Seventeen's S.Coups delayed his fansign for health reasons

Kim Gye Ran has been injured in a car accident

ATEEZ is rewriting the playbook on K-pop stardom, and their latest feat in the United Kingdom is proof of that.

ATEEZ Shatters Records on UK Official Albums Chart with 3 Top 10 Debuts in Under a Year

As fans know, Jungkook of BTS has been serving his mandatory military service. He’s not expected to be discharged until June 11, 2025, and is approaching his 1 year anniversary. His time has been spent as a cook after enlisting alongside his BTS bandmate Jimin at the Army 5th Infantry Division Recruit Training Center in Yeoncheon, Gyeonggi-do.

Have you read Jungkook’s letter from the military?

Below are three of our favorite MVs from the last month. Fans seem to share the same enthusiasm. But what exactly are they saying? Find out below, and enjoy some great music and visuals along the way.

See what fans are saying about our favorite music videos

Music groups often zero in on maintaining a specific image or a certain sound, but one girl group has consistently and successfully focused on expanding both horizons. This group is&nbsp;

TWICE: Touching Hearts, Ears, and Eyes

Seonghwa and Mingi from ATEEZ recently sent fans into a frenzy by teaming up with NewJeans' Minji and Haerin for an electrifying dance challenge set to the tune of "How Sweet."Just last month, NewJeans made a triumphant comeback to the K-pop scene with their double single "How Sweet" and "Bubble Gum." The catchy choreography accompanying "How Sweet" quickly garnered attention, once again solidifying the group's popularity.Then, on June 7, ATEEZ stepped up to the plate, joining forces with the beloved girl group for the “How Sweet” dance challenge.Following the release of the video, fans couldn't contain their excitement at this unexpected collaboration. They showered both groups with praise for their impeccable dance moves, proving once again why they're at the top of their game.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdjC9bNvdwQ&nbsp;

Watch the moment that made ATEEZ and NewJeans fans go wild

In a sad turn of events, Yu Junwon's much-anticipated fan meeting in Japan has hit a snag, ultimately leading to its cancellation.The organizers of Yu Junwon's Japan fan meeting made an official announcement through their website on June 7, revealing the unfortunate news. Originally slated to take place at KT ZEPP Yokohama and Zepp Namba on July 5 and 7 respectively, the event was set to be a thrilling experience for fans.However, the excitement turned sour amidst controversy surrounding Yu Junwon's involvement in Phunky Studio's Boy Fantasy - After School Excitement Season 2. The production company Phunky Studio publicly confirmed suspicions that Yu Junwon was clandestinely planning a fan meeting in Japan, sparking discussions of potential legal action. With Yu Junwon's plea for an injunction against Phunky Studio over his exclusive contract dismissed, allegations arose that hosting such an event would constitute a violation of contractual terms.Phunky Studio did not mince words, labeling the situation as "an act without any conscience towards the Fantasy Boys members,” and even hinted at forthcoming complaints to Korean Entertainment Management Association and the Korean Entertainment Producers Association.Digging deeper into the contractual landscape, it was revealed that Yu Junwon is under the management of Apple Monster Entertainment. Known for its contributions to various broadcasts, including Mnet's 'Queen's Puzzle', as well as organizing concerts and fan meetings for numerous artists, Apple Monster Entertainment found itself embroiled in this legal tangle.Yu Junwon won the top spot on MBC's audition program Boy Fantasy - After School Excitement Season 2 with plans of debuting as part of the group Fantasy Boys. However, conflicts soon marred the path to stardom, revolving around issues like profit distribution adjustments and unauthorized team departures. Despite Yu Junwon's attempts to seek legal recourse with an injunction against Phunky Studio concerning his exclusive contract, he was unsuccessful.As the dust settles, attention now shifts to the looming legal battle, with the first trial date for the staggering 30 billion KRW (21.8 million USD) damages lawsuit filed by Phunky Studio against Yu Junwon set for June 27, 2024.https://open.spotify.com/track/7whujK8aoJ3N0ZOPm6JWmp?si=39b4332157eb489b&nbsp;

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