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Leader RM “You’re showing a wonderful side of Korean culture… I want to perform on my dream stage” Suga opens up about worries over fast-changing trends… “Considering activities centered mainly on singles and mini albums going forward” In a nod to mentioning Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl stage, Jin says “Just imagine how our performance would look”

Achieves the best record among mixed-gender groups 12 years after debut. “Love You Until the End of Goodbye,” recommended by novelist Han Kang, ranks No. 2 on Melon, following BTS’s “Spring Day,” for “Likes.”

“King of Love Songs,” back number, which has racked up 100 million streams and more than 30 tracks, will hold its first Korea show at KINTEX in September.

Tomorrow X Together opens a second chapter with the release of its eighth mini album. Revealing both the inner worries of its seventh year and its ambitions to reach No. 1 on Billboard.

With its regular fifth album, “ARIRANG,” hitting 124,000 album units—staying atop the “Billboard 200” for 3 consecutive weeks A historic first for K-pop albums, and the group’s first case since 2012’s “Mumford & Sons” A rapid charge beyond short-lived hype…Long-term box-office momentum driven by strong physical sales and well-balanced streaming

With the regular album 'ARIRANG' (Vol. 5), BTS sets a new 13-year record for a global group. The title track 'SWIM' is also poised to stay near the top

With the full-length album ‘Arirang’ and the title track ‘Swim,’ it sweeps the UK Official Charts and Spotify at the same time—continuing its global run for 3 straight weeks in a row!

The “Seven” music video by BTS Jungkook, shining on the Billboard Hot 100 at No. 1, surpasses 600M views and proves a global sensation!

HYBE’s global girl group KATSEYE will perform its new song “PINKY UP” for the first time at Coachella, the largest music festival in the United States, and will present it to the public for the very first time.

A pioneer who helped lay the foundation for hip-hop culture, he died at his home in Pennsylvania while battling cancer. Chief of the gang “Black Spades,” he later became founder of the “Universal Zulu Nation.” He left behind groundbreaking music such as “Planet Rock,” but in later years his legacy was marred by controversy over sexual misconduct.