• Former BIGBANG Member Seungri Allegedly Invited A Hot Taiwanese Girl To The Toilet To Do Private Things

    Recently, an influencer (influential person - PV) named Xiao Xiao appeared on a Taiwanese entertainment program and shared about his previous love affair with a male K-pop idol named A.

    "When A's group went to Taiwan to perform, we got to know each other through a friend. I didn't think I would fall in love so quickly. We also dated like other couples. , I even went to Korea to date him.Once A invited me to a party held in a club.When I was dancing, he pulled me into a corner and kissed me.A even invited me into his house. toilet, but because I was too shy, I refused," she said.

    After hearing the story, Tu Xi Di ran to Xiao Xiao's place and was revealed by her to A's real name.

    When he finished listening, Tu Xi Di exclaimed that he was a "superstar". It is reported that A is a member of the 2nd gen Kpop group.

    Although the truth of the information has not been verified, with only the hint that the male member is a "superstar" in the popular K-pop boy group of the 2nd generation, netizens competed to guess the identity of this character as a member of Super Junior, 2AM. , 2PM,…

    Many people "guess and guess" that it is most likely Seungri - a former BIGBANG member because everyone knows how much the male idol used to be addicted to clubs.

    In addition, this information was released on the occasion of BIGBANG's comeback with the " Still Life " MV, so Seungri was even more suspected by the people like the character A.

    On March 11, 2019, Korean showbiz was shocked by the news that Seungri announced his departure from BIGBANG, officially retiring because of a series of shocking scandals.

  • BTS Makes K-Pop History Again as "Dynamite" Becomes the First K-Pop Song to Hit 2 Billion Streams on Spotify

    BTS has done it again! The global sensation has made history with their smash hit "Dynamite," becoming the first K-pop group to reach a massive 2 billion streams on Spotify.

    According to Big Hit Music on January 14, BTS’s digital single "Dynamite," which was released on August 21, 2020, hit the incredible milestone of 2 billion streams as of January 12. The group’s achievement marks a new record, making them the first K-pop artists ever to hit this milestone on the platform.

    "Dynamite" also made waves when it became the first song by a Korean artist to hit No. 1 on Spotify’s “Daily Top Songs Global” chart, with an all-time high in streams on its release day. Not only that, but it was also the first K-pop song to reach 1 billion streams on Spotify—another record-breaking feat.

    This song has been nothing short of revolutionary for BTS. With "Dynamite," they made history as the first Korean artists to top the Billboard Hot 100 chart and set the longest streak at No. 1 on the chart for a K-pop act. They also became the first-ever Korean artist nominated for a Grammy Award, one of the prestigious "Big Four" American music awards. And in Japan, BTS was the first foreign artist to hit over 800 million streams for a single song on Oricon’s charts.

    Known for its lively disco-pop vibe, "Dynamite" has left a permanent mark on the global music scene. Its upbeat rhythm, catchy chorus, and incredible performances continue to captivate fans worldwide. Even after more than four years since its release, the song remains beloved by many, cementing its place as a timeless classic. At the end of last year, Dynamite even made it to UPROXX’s "The 100 Best Hit Songs of the Century So Far." Plus, the music video for "Dynamite" surpassed 1.9 billion views on YouTube, proving its lasting popularity.

    BTS has once again proven why they are a global powerhouse, setting new records and breaking barriers for K-pop around the world.

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