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In a Weverse Live after returning from military service, he shared his feelings and explained why he picked the title track “SWIM,” while also conveying expectations for a “chant-along” with the “Arirang” insertion track “Tte-chang”

The Swedish pop star returns to Billboard with a comeback driven by the “Symphony” meme, marking the first time an artist who has collaborated with BTS and TWICE will perform solo in South Korea.

With the full-track 1亿 streaming milestone on their fifth studio album and a clean sweep of eight trophies at HYBE’s AMAs, BTS proves its dominant foothold in the global music market

After the Grammys, Oscars, and Golden Globes, AMA also delivers “a grand slam.” Billboard spends 8 weeks at No. 1—sparking a global craze.

From “Jiwoohak” to “Girigo,” K-academy fare morphs into bite-your-fingers survival drama. The bleak reality inside a classroom reduced to a ladder of class and violence

HeartsToHearts, which has dominated global charts including Spotify, hits 100 million views for “RUDE!”; an unstoppable mainstream run that includes stages at college festival venues

Character First to Join Spotify “Billions Club”…Riding a YouTube 16.9 Billion View Hit, the Breakout Powered the Global Soundtrack Market Too

As part of Music Cow and Roc Nation’s “fandom project,” the new single “Something Special” will be released worldwide simultaneously at 1 p.m. on the 22nd Khalid’s first officially collaborated Korean artist was directly selected by Ahn Hyo-seop himself, completing a smooth R&B harmony Riding on the “K-pop Demon Hunters” craze, the global move draws attention—special messages will open via Melon and Genie, and the MV will be released in June

Ateez is set to release its 14th mini-album ‘Golden Hour : Part 5’ and will continue its global momentum by taking the headliner slot at the U.K.’s biggest music festival, British Summer Time Hyde Park

“One hour step practice, one hour technique practice, one hour choreography practice, then technique practice again — I practiced four hours a day”