Squid Game Actor Wi Ha Joon Puts On A New Helmet For ‘Bad and Crazy’
Squid Game actor Wi Ha Joon will be putting on a helmet this time after the huge success of his latest project 'Squid Game'.
Bad and Crazy follows a series of events that happened when the talented but misguided man Soo Yeol meets K, who is crazy and wants to bring justice to the world. The Uncanny Counter crew and Lee Dong Wook, Wi Ha Joon, and Han Ji Eun teamed up to show a cheerful and thrilling hero drama.
On November 17, the production crew released the first still photos of Wi Ha Joon. The actor has completely erased his Squid Game image and transformed himself into "K", who is a helmet guy with a crazy sense of justice. Covered in oil, Wi Ha Joon has an innocent smile like a child, but the “craziness” in the image can be sensed based on his expression.
K, portrayed by Wi Ha Joon, is a man who believes that he is born to bring justice to a corrupt world. Meanwhile, Lee Dong Wook portrays the role of Soo Yeol, the corrupt detective.
“I have the shortest hair now since I was in the army. And I’ve worked out and trained a lot to pull off the action sequences needed in the series. Since it’s my first time doing a comedic act, I’ve done a lot of research and practice.”
Meanwhile, Bad and Crazy will have its first broadcast on December 17.
BTS’s J-Hope Drops More Dreamy Concept Photos for ‘Sweet Dreams’ — Fans Can’t Get Enough of His Cozy and Romantic Vibes
BTS’s J-Hope is keeping fans excited as he drops even more stunning concept photos for his highly anticipated new single!
On March 4, J-Hope released the second concept photo for his digital single "Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)" through BTS’s official social media, giving fans another glimpse into the warm and romantic theme of his comeback.
In the latest photos, J-Hope brings out the sweet and dreamy vibes of being in love—all in the most familiar place, his home.
He’s seen lying comfortably on a cozy rug, talking on the phone with a blissful smile, and daydreaming with his feet propped up on a chair.
Sitting on the edge of a bathtub, he looks completely relaxed, lost in thought, as the soft sunlight wraps around him, adding to the sentimental and heartwarming mood.
The dreamy setting and his gentle, love-filled expressions perfectly match the theme of "Sweet Dreams," making fans even more excited for the song’s release!
Before the official release, J-Hope will drop teaser videos on March 5 and 6, leading up to the big moment on March 7 at 2 PM KST.
To celebrate, J-Hope is also holding an exclusive offline fan event, "Sweet Dreamland," where 613 lucky ARMYs will get to experience the magic in person at 1 PM KST on March 7.
The number 613 isn’t random—it represents BTS’s debut date, June 13, showing J-Hope’s deep appreciation for his fans.
And don’t worry if you can’t be there in person—the event will be livestreamed on Weverse, so ARMYs all over the world can join in the fun!
"Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)" is a romantic serenade filled with J-Hope’s heartfelt emotions and a desire to love and be loved. With R&B star Miguel lending his smooth vocals to the track, anticipation is through the roof!
J-Hope has already started his first solo world tour with the "j-hope Tour ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’ in SEOUL", held at the KSPO DOME from February 28 to March 2.
But he didn’t stop there—he surprised fans with a pre-release performance of "Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)," and the crowd went wild!
Even before the official release, the song is already getting rave reviews! On March 3, British music magazine NME gave the concert a five-star rating, praising J-Hope’s powerful stage presence and saying:
"It was clear how much he missed the stage, and that’s where he shines the brightest. He has already proven his abilities as a BTS member, and now, he has done so again as a solo artist. He fully showcased his talent and radiated an energy stronger than ever before."
With a new single, an exclusive fan event, and an exciting world tour ahead, J-Hope is set to dominate the music scene once again! Are you ready to experience "Sweet Dreams"?