• SNL Korea Creates A Hilarious Parody Of Netflix "Single's Inferno"; Joo Hyun Young As Free Zia Stands Out

    'SNL Korea' drew attention this time by parodying a dating program.

    Coupang Play's 'SNL Korea' Season 2 'I am a Single's Inferno' corner, which was released on January 22nd, was decorated as a parody of the NQQ·SBS PLUS entertainment program 'I am SOLO' and the Netflix original web entertainment "Single's Inferno".

    The cast showed outstanding performances by dressing up as actors on a dating program.

    In particular, actor Joo Hyun Young drew admiration from viewers by playing the role of Free Zia (Song Ji Ah), a YouTuber who appeared in Netflix's "Single's Inferno".

    Joo Hyun Young introduced herself as an unboxing YouTuber 'Free Zia'. The somewhat powerless tone and expression she showed, the gesture of smiling while covering her mouth as if embarrassed, and the dialect were reminiscent of Free Zia.

    When Lee Dong Hwi, who appeared as a 'SNS addict' in the self-introduction of 'Free Zia', asked, "What are you doing?" Joo Hyun Young answered, "Your heart?"

    Joo Hyun Young chose Lee Dong Hwi and said, "Shall we eat ramen together with me". She also replied, "I'm ashamed," and reproduced the dialect of Free Zia, bringing laughter. She perfectly acted 'Youtuber' by introducing ramen in front of the camera.

    Viewers on Coupang Play’s YouTube account said, “The fact that Free Zia’s dialect is coming out, wow… the detailing is amazing”, “The setting with Joo Hyun Young’s eyes half open is so funny. The genius of character analysis”, “Joo Hyun Young almost spit out the coffee she drank as soon as she saw Free Zia”, “Joo Hyun Young’s fingertips The feeling of fiddling with her head without strength is completely the same.” “Joo Hyun Young copies a real person hahahaha The feeling and the way she speaks are strangely similar,” they added, admiring her acting skills.

    Meanwhile, Free Zia recently admitted to some suspicions of wearing fake luxury goods and posted a handwritten apology on SNS.

    Season 2 of 'SNL Korea' will be exclusively released on Coupang Play every Saturday at 10 PM.

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  • BTS’s Jungkook Makes History Again as ‘Seven’ Enters Spotify’s Top 90 Most-Streamed Songs — The ONLY Asian Song on the List

    BTS’s Jungkook is once again proving his global power, setting another huge record on Spotify! His solo debut song "Seven" has officially entered Spotify’s Top 90 most-streamed songs of all time, making him the ONLY Asian artist on the list!

    On March 14 (KST), "Seven" reached an insane 2,251,263,698 streams, landing at No. 89 on Spotify’s all-time most-streamed songs chart.

    What makes this even more impressive?
    Jungkook is the only Asian artist in the Top 90!
    "Seven" has surpassed major global hits like Charlie Puth’s "We Don’t Talk Anymore", Sam Smith’s "I’m Not The Only One", and Maroon 5’s "Payphone"!

    Jungkook’s "Seven" has been breaking Spotify records left and right, proving its status as a global mega-hit:


    Fastest song in Spotify history to reach 100M, 900M, 1B, and 1.1B streams!
    First K-pop solo song to chart on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global chart for 600 days!
    Longest-charting song by an Asian solo artist on Spotify’s Weekly Top Songs Global chart (86 weeks and counting!)!

    And let’s not forget—back in January 2025, "Seven" ranked No. 11 on Spotify’s list of Most-Streamed Songs of the 2020s, proving its long-lasting popularity!

    Even with new music constantly being released, "Seven" continues to dominate charts and break records.

    Fans worldwide are celebrating Jungkook’s unstoppable success, and with his influence only growing stronger, everyone is waiting to see what he does next!

    "Jungkook is rewriting history! No one can match his impact!"
    "He’s carrying K-pop on his back! The only Asian artist in the Top 90? Insane!"
    "‘Seven’ is a masterpiece and deserves all the success!"

    With Jungkook continuing to set new records, what do you think his next big achievement will be?

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