The stage outfit worn by "Red Velvet" member Joy received criticism from fans.

On March 28th, the online community Nate edition posted a message saying, "Joy Stylist is such a shame". In the article, a photo of Joy's stage costume, who attended SBS "Inkigayo" on March 27th, was posted. 

On this day, Joy performed the stage wearing a purple skirt, a crop top, and Pucca hair.

However, fans expressed their disappointment, saying, “I filmed Joy on this album, but that outfit is a miss”, “Joy is taller than the other members, so it’s not good that she is short”, and “the outfit is too short”.

Joy made a comeback as a member of the group "Red Velvet" with the mini album "The ReVe Festival - Feel My Rhythm" on March 21st.

The album sold about 227,000 copies in a day, surpassing the initial record of 207,000 copies of the previous album "Queendom". 

Red Velvet's "Feel My Rhythm" album is a pop dance song that samples Bach's "Aria on the G-Line", featuring delicate and elegant string melodies, intense trap beats, and fantastic vocal harmony of the members.

In addition to the title track "Feel My Rhythm," a total of six songs were included: "Rainbow Halo", "Beg For Me", "BAMBOLEO", "Good, Bad, Ugly" and "In My Dreams".

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KARD’s BM is officially making his Hollywood debut, and fans are going wild!

On January 31, BM’s agency, DSP Media, shared the exciting news, saying, “BM will be appearing in Season 2 of the Netflix series Beef. Please send him lots of support and interest.”

This marks a huge milestone for BM, as he steps into the world of Hollywood with his acting debut in Beef Season 2. He’ll be joining an all-star cast, including legendary actors like Youn Yuh-jung, Song Kang-ho, Carey Mulligan, and Oscar Isaac.

Set in a luxurious country club owned by a Korean billionaire (played by Youn Yuh-jung), Season 2 of Beef will explore a shocking conflict between the boss and his wife, sparking unexpected drama.

As this is BM’s first-ever acting role, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how he will bring his unique charm to the screen while balancing his career as both a K-pop idol and a solo artist. This opportunity is sure to boost his global presence even further!

Season 1 of Beef, which aired in 2023, took the world by storm, winning multiple prestigious awards, including eight Emmy Awards, four Critics Choice Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, and more. With such a successful first season, expectations for Season 2 are sky-high!

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